Professor of Law, Texas A&M University Education LL.M. in Dispute Resolution, University of Missouri-Columbia School of Law J.D., U.C. Hastings College of Law Hastings International and Comparative Law Review, Associate Articles Editor and Staff Member B.A. in International Relations, San Francisco State University, magna cum laude Expertise Dispute resolution, including negotiation Plea bargaining Specialty courts: drug courts, veteran’s courts, mental health courts, etc. Criminal procedure Comparative criminal procedure Rule of law development
Professor of Chemistry, Clemson University I am a Professor in the Department of Chemistry and a Faculty Fellow at the Faculty ADVANCEment Office, both at Clemson University. Our group is focused on the development of integrated analytical approaches that span from highly specialized instrumentation to simple paper-based devices. Applications of these projects include the quantification of biomedically-relevant analytes, the design of biocatalysts, and the implementation of artificial intelligence (https://scienceweb.clemson.edu/uacl/). In my other job, we are trying to make faculty evaluations more equitable; specially teaching evaluations. For that purpose, we are creating a number of projects to provide departments the tools to perfom a more holistic analysis of the teaching. very exciting time!
Professor and Chair, Family Medicine, McMaster, McMaster University On Faculty with McMaster since 1995, working as a family doctor and an educator with a speciality in healthcare and team communication, doctor-patient relationships, systems change and leadership development. Currently Chair of the Department and Lead Physician for our Family Health Team.
PhD Candidate in Drama and Theatre Studies, The University of Queensland I am currently in the final year of my PhD candidature at the University of Queensland. I tutor in English Literature and Drama and Theatre Studies, and my area of study is contemporary Shakespeare Dramaturgy. In 2017 I graduated from a Masters of English Studies at the University of Sydney.
Senior Lecturer, Creative Writing, Anglia Ruskin University After studying English and Politics, Colette completed a MLitt in Creative Writing, and then a PhD, funded by a Carnegie Scholarship. During this time, she worked as a postgraduate tutor in English Literature for the University of Glasgow, teaching a survey course from Milton to Angela Carter. After she finished her PhD, she taught Creative Writing at Glasgow University (MA level) and at Strathclyde University (BA level) and also for Visibility Scotland. She has worked at ARU since 2008 where she teaches mainly on the short story, and supervises students at all levels. Colette has published in many literary magazines and journals, and two of her stories were recently included in Victoria Hislop’s anthology, The Story: 100 Great Stories of Love & Loss. Research interests Short fiction, theory and practice Prose fiction Narrative theory Contemporary women’s writing
Assistant Professor in Applied English, University of Nottingham My research is in global Gothic, folklore and fairy tale literature, and particularly the relationships between these fields: my monograph on The Gothic Fairy Tale (forthcoming with Manchester University Press) traces the development of the Gothic fairy tale as a distinct genre, and I have edited a special issue of Gothic Studies on Gothic Folklore and Fairy Tale. I have also co-edited an essay collection, Folklore and Nation in Britain and Ireland, and am writing book chapters and articles on folkloric eco-Gothic in East and Southeast Asia. I have also published on the representation of alchemy in contemporary fiction, wine in Romantic poetry, and contemporary fairy tale fiction. I have published poetry in The Cadaverine, InPrint, The Apple Anthology, Eyewear Press's Best New British and Irish Poets 2018, and short fiction in Cut the Clouds. I have been shortlisted for the Overton Prize, Highly Commended in the Aurora Competition, and was the runner up in the 2017 Melita Hume Prize for a first full poetry collection for Your Brain Cells Sing When They Die, which was published by Black Spring Press Group in 2021.
