I am Module Leader for the Law in Practice, Legal Skill and Research and the Dissertation modules on the LLM in International Commercial Law. I am also the Module Leader for Forensic Criminology 2: Issues in Policy and Practice module on the MSc Forensic Criminology Course. I am also joint module lead for the Academic and Legal Foundations module on the LLB degree. In additional to leadership roles, I teach on the Policing, Forensic Criminology 1: Conceptual and Methodological Issues modules as well as being a dissertation supervisor on the LLB, LLM, Criminology and MSc degrees.

I teach and module lead the work placement module for Politics, Applied Social Science and Sociology students, which is now in its seventh year.

For her PhD, Emma is aiming to undertake research in the area of hamstring injury-risk assessment, investigating the mechanism and subsequent ability to predict muscle injury in athletes, developing and using equipment that is real-word friendly and useful for coaches in the field.

Gaining new insights into classroom literacy teaching by focusing on what teachers feel is important: a counterpoint to the narratives sustained by data from standardised testing.

Improving pupils' language development

Sheffield Hallam University is now one of the UK's biggest providers of primary, secondary and post-16 teacher training at undergraduate and postgraduate levels

This Lab4Living project relates to Design and Rehabilitation, an RSA initiative which began in 2009, to teach design to people with spinal cord injuries (SCI) as a route to independence, resourcefulness and greater control over their lives.

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