WRDTP Staff and Pathway Directors

This year we have several students who will be presenting their research in an online forum. Barring unforeseen connectivity issues the presenting students are as follows (in no current order):

Aimee Felstead (CEL): Adapting to remote methods during lockdown: A place-based study of residents’ participation in cohousing landscapes.

Isabelle Hunning (ECY): A comparative perspective on the evolution of skill formation systems in Germany and England within their social and cultural context.

Kirsty-Louise Toone (SCJ): A longitudinal study into the views of alleged perpetrators of anti-social behaviour on the definition of anti-social behaviour and the success or otherwise of related interventions

Dimitria Pilichou (WHC): Does living in an eco-community make you happier? Critical evaluation of case studies from Greece and Spain as potential alternative development pathways

Ruth Churchill-Dower (ECY): Spaces of Difference – attuning through immersive dance with children who sometimes don’t speak

Amy Ross (CEL): Opportunities for shared infrastructure in the UK – towards inclusive infrastructure for net zero lifestyles

K Wrathall (CDD): Lived Experience v. Stereotypes of Masculinity

Richard Remelie (ECY): Why does education matter? Exploring the values and reflexivity of students in a modern university.