Contributors

Christine Siddoway

Professor of Geology, Colorado College

Professor of Geology, Colorado College Christine Siddoway is a professor of geology at Colorado College. Dr. Siddoway's research interests include structural and metamorphic geology; tectonic development of West Antarctica and New Zealand within Gondwana; Rocky Mountains tectonics; the role of melt in deformation of migmatites; and sandstone injectites.

Charley Geddes

Research technician, CSIRO

Research technician, CSIRO Charley Geddes is a research technician at CSIRO and an honours student at CQU.

Chiara Grazini

Assistant Professor in Political Economy at the Economics Department, University of Tuscia

Assistant Professor in Political Economy at the Economics Department, University of Tuscia

Caroline Elbra-Ramsay

Deputy Head of School, Education, Language and Psychology, York St John University

Deputy Head of School, Education, Language and Psychology, York St John University Caroline Elbra-Ramsay is the Deputy of the School of Education, Language and Psychology, and Associate Professor, at York St John University. The majority of her work is in Initial Teacher Education as she had many years working as a primary school teacher. It was in the primary classroom where her interest in assessment and feedback began and this has continued to inform her own research. Her PhD looked at student teacher conceptions of feedback (as both learner and practising teacher) arguing that feedback had relational, moral and pedagogical dimensions. Her other research interests are Philosophy for Children, dialogue and professional practice.

Charles Max Katz

Director of the Center for Violence Prevention and Community Safety, Arizona State University

Director of the Center for Violence Prevention and Community Safety, Arizona State University Charles Katz is the Watts Endowed Family Chair of the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice and Director of the Center for Violence Prevention and Community Safety. His work focuses on police transformation and strategic responses to crime. He regularly collaborates with police organizations to develop comprehensive strategic plans to diagnose and respond to problems related to crime and violence. Dr. Katz is currently working with the Phoenix Police Department on a Bureau of Justice Assistance project evaluating its early intervention system and serves as the principal investigator of the Arizona Violence Death Reporting System (AZ-VDRS) sponsored by the CDC.

Conrad Hamann

Associate Professor of Architectural History, RMIT University

Associate Professor of Architectural History, RMIT University Conrad Hamann is Associate Professor of Architectural History at The School of Architecture and Urban Design, RMIT University. He has written widely on architecture by Maggie Edmond and peter Corrigan, including the monograph Cities of Hope, Oxford, 1993, revised and extended for Thames and Hudson, 2012.