I am a social geographer based at Newcastle University. My work sits at the intersection of the disciplines of geography, history and sociology, with a focus on the geographies of class and race and tackling the conceptualisation, distribution and lived realities of inequalities between groups and individuals. Before coming to Newcastle in 2019 I was Assistant Professor in Human Geography at Durham University and between 2011 and 2015 I was Research Fellow in Quantitative Analyses of Social and Cultural Participation at CRESC: The ESRC Centre for Research on Socio-cultural Change at the University of Manchester. My first academic role was as Research Associate in History at Lancaster University in 2008. I am a UK state qualified secondary school teacher and taught in schools in the north of England and in Japan. I am also a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Experience
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–presentSenior Lecturer in Quantitative Human Geography, Newcastle University
Education
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2014Lancaster University, PhD in History
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2007University of Leeds, MSc in Geographical Information Systems
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2001University of London, Institute of Education, PGCE in Secondary Education
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1998University College Dublin, MA in History
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1997University of Liverpool, BA in Irish Studies
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