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Faculty Member, CDARE - Centre for Development and Applied Research in Education
Research assistant & doctoral student
Thesis Title: An examination of student bullying in Higher Education.
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Dr Neil Duncan
Proff Jo Allan Proff Glynis Cousin |
About
The aim of this research is to explore experiences of student-to-student bullying in higher education and perpetrator/target experiences over time (e.g. primary to HE) whilst also exploring institutional features that might encourage or negate a climate of bullying in HE. The investigation sits at intersection of theory and practice pertaining to bullying within educational contexts, that of the workplace and of bullying in adulthood.
Key and recent publications and materials developed
Hadfield M, Jopling M, Royle K & Southern L (2009) Evaluation of the Training and Development Agency for schools’ funding for ICT in ITT projects. Final report
Thompson, D, Whitmarsh J, Southern L, Brewster S & Emira M (2009) Access to Leisure Activities: The perceptions of children and young people with Autistic Spectrum Disorder or ADHD and their parent/carers. Commissioned report for Walsall teaching Primary Care Trust.
Waller T, Whitmarsh J & Southern L (2008) Access to Services for Children and Young People with Disabilities. Commissioned report for Walsall Local Authority.
Moss K, Singh P & Southern L (2008) Women Rough Sleepers in Shrewsbury. Evaluation of current provision.
Moss K, Singh P & Southern L (2008) Impact Evaluation of Coventry Specialist Domestic Violence Court.
Charles S & Southern L (2008) Enabling Higher Education: Summary report. Skill Journal. March.
Southern L, Jopling M, Stokes M, Emira M (2007) Lifelong Learning UK research report: Initial proposals for a minimum core for learning support practitioners.
Duncan N, Charles S, Prowse S & Southern L (2007) Enabling Higher Education. Disabled students in the West Midlands, their pre-conceptions and actual experiences of university.
Recent conference papers
Higher Education Academy Seminar (2008) Inquiries and Outcomes: University of Wolverhampton's work to supporting disabled students.
Main Guest Speaker at Women Rough Sleepers Conference, 2nd October 2009, Shrewsbury.
1st Global Conference Bullying and the Abuse of Power – from playground to international relations (Salzburg, 2009) University: a bully-free environment?
Recent development and research projects
Children’s Workforce Development Council: Longitudinal study of the impact and role of Early Years Professionals.
Esmee Fairbairn funded project: Reflective Science at KS4
Astra Zeneca funded project: Supporting children becoming more thoughtful and dramatic in learning science.
Lifelong Learning Network funded project: How do you feel? Understanding the initial effective hurdles of diverse HE students.
City of Liverpool Council/Liverpool Healthy Schools Team: Evaluation of the Liverpool Transforming School Food Strategy 2008 – 2011.
Contact Information
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