I graduated from the University of Gloucestershire in 2022, with a First-Class degree in Criminology and Sociology. I returned to the University in 2023 as a Technician in Criminology and Policing, before progressing to my current role as a GTA.
My teaching focuses on the application of Criminology in the real world, where I teach students to put their forensic knowledge into practice through the use of crime scene simulations. My teaching also focuses on quantitative research methods, where I teach SPSS for data analysis across undergraduate courses.
I am currently Module Tutor for ‘Forensic Techniques in Crime Scene Investigation’ and ‘Equality, Diversity and Human Rights for Policing.’
Like my teaching, my research interests cover a diverse range of topics. I am currently completing an MSc by Research in Sociology, using playlists to explore queer women’s experiences of music listening towards imagining futures. I am also undertaking pedagogical research into the use of simulation for teaching, including the use of VR.