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Belfast, Gb

London Area, United Kingdom

London Area, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

I designed and lead 10 seminars as part of the PGT Critical Geopolitics module. The content covered classical, critical and popular geopolitics; linking to economics, environment and migration.

London, England, United Kingdom

Designed and lead seminars on the GY220 module 'Environment: Science and Society'. The module focused on environmental governance. My teaching covered environmental governance, international environmental regimes, and the relationship between science and policy. The role also includes marking formative and summative assessments.

London, England, United Kingdom

Working in the Futures team of GO-Science. Roles include project support, policy analysis, and reviewing different approaches to doing 'Futures work' across government.

Leicester, United Kingdom

A short term role which was primarily created to help this new research network to establish its online presence and grow it's membership. Roles and responsibilities included: Maintenance of the webpage, Facebook and Twitter pagesCoordination with the Regional Coordinators based in 10 different regions of the world. Corresponding with affiliates, regional coordinators/partners and new members to promote their work and the ADN Working closely with ADN’s Presidents and Operations Manager to develop ADN’s network Managing the ADN's emails and membership subscriptions Providing support for promotional activities, conferences, workshops, meetings and so on Providing support for interns Information processing and summary for Presidents Contribute to the resources section on the webpage Administrative and professional support to Presidents Advising and providing support to strategic planning for the ADN

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Key achievements during my work with Comas:• Co-ordinated a team of peer supporters ensuring consistency of approach to their role of welcoming new community members; providing supervision and reviewing team members’ progress;• Directly supported individuals to make personal development plans to support their recovery and assess their needs as future volunteers;• Developed new community groups with community members.Skills and experience gained:• Planning and managing volunteer engagement in running enterprises and projects, including induction, supervision, rota planning and review of volunteers’ development;• Operational support for a busy social enterprise café, run by volunteers for community members and the public;• Personal support for vulnerable volunteers using a strengths/asset-based coaching approach;• Team working in a high pressure environment, meeting deadlines and responding quickly to challenges within a dynamic project, providing daily communication reports to team members;• Data collection and gathering evidence of impact, from all aspects of the projects, both quantitative and qualitative.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Crisis/Emergency/Disaster Management

My research is focused on cascading vulnerability to landslides in the Eastern Himalayas, as part of the SHEAR funded LANDSLIP project.

Master Of Science (Msc), Disaster Management And Sustainable Development, Distinction

Activities and Societies: Vice-President Northumbria Disaster and Development Society: • Co-organised an educational event for 6th form.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Human Geography, Upper Second Class Honours (2:1)

Activities and Societies: Real Ale and Cider Society - PresidentSkills developed through studying Human Geography: Research - My.

International Baccalaureate, 31 Points