People
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Name
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Role
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Office
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Ext
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Office Hours
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Prof Svenja Adolphs
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Associate Director
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School of English, Trent Building
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(0115) 95 13100
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Rosamund Aubrey
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Research & Business Development Officer, Social Sciences
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B07, Highfield House
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(0115) 95
14881
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Mon-Fri 8-4
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Sally Bowden
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Arts Faculty Research Development Manager
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B14, Highfield House
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(0115) 95
14593
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Mon-Fri
9.30-4.30
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Dr Paula Gurteen
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Research & Business Development Officer, Social Sciences
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B07, Highfield House
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(0115) 95
13074
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Mon-Wed 9.30-5
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Rachel Harding
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photo awaited
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Research & Business Development Officer, Social Sciences
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B07, Highfield House
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(0115) 95
13074
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Sue Hopcroft
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Research & Business Development Officer, Arts
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B09, Highfield House
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(0115) 95
16039
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Mon 9.30-3.15
Tues & Thurs 9.30-2.30
Wed 9.30-3.30
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Lisa McCabe
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Research & Business Development Officer, Arts
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B09, Highfield House
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(0115) 84
68345
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Mon - Thurs 9-2.30
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Allison Pearson
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Administrator
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B10, Highfield House
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(0115) 95
14838
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Mon – Thurs 9-3.30
Fri 9-2
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Laura Pearson
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Research Funding Officer
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B12, Highfield House
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(0115) 95
14832
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Mon-Fri 8-4
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Jan Sablitzky
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Assistant Research Funding Officer
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B12, Highfield House
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(0115) 95
14837
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Mon-Fri 9-3.30
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Prof Pat Thomson
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Director of CAS
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B13, Highfield House
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(0115) 95
13054
or Jubilee campus,
Xt 67248
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CAS Bursary Holders 2012-2013:
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Dr Nataliya Danilova
Nataliya will be working on a research project: Mobilising Memories: Armed Conflict and Commemoration in the Modern World in conjunction with the Memory and Remembrance network. Further details on her research profile and publications are available here.
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Dr Hannah Durkin
Hannah completed her Ph.D. at the University of Nottingham in 2011, and will use the period of her bursary to publish her research into the transatlantic film careers and writings of Josephine Baker (1906-1975) and Katherine Dunham (1909-2006), the two most critically and commercially successful black women dancers of the twentieth century.
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Dr Sam Okyere
Sam's research, into children's accounts of working in artisanal gold mining in Kinyasi, Ghana in the context of dominant discourses of international children's rights and child labour, is aligned with the University's Children and Childhood network and the work of the 'Impact: The Nottingham Campaign: Children facing Adversity' group.
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Former CAS Bursary Holders:
2011-12: Dr Rhiannon Firth, Dr Katie Jones, Dr Roda Madziva
2010-11: Dr Ivana Djuric, Dr Mark Storey
2010: Dr Sarah Bateman, Dr Helen Bralesford, Dr Alice Hall, Dr Lisa McKenzie, Dr Sherah Wells