Showcasing research from the Culture & Creativity Research Institute at Sheffield Hallam University
Showcasing research from the Culture & Creativity Research Institute at Sheffield Hallam University
Dr Jodie Clark, a Senior Lecturer in English Language at Sheffield Hallam University, shares her tested strategies to help teachers overcome their sense of imposter syndrome around grammar. Her conversation with host Paul Hazzard includes grammar shaming, linguistic intuition (and how to access it), the relationship between grammar and writing, and the different ways that grammar has been defined and […]
Read moreDavid Clarke featured on a recent HistoryExtra podcast to discuss the history of UFOs. In the podcast, David explored how recent interest in UFOs fits into the longer history of our fascination with visitors from above, and what society’s shifting view of aliens tells us about the cultural and political currents of the 20th and 21st centuries. For more information […]
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Inclusive Hallam: listen to a podcast on imposterism The latest discussion in the Inclusive Hallam event series was about imposterism. Associate Professor Dr Laura Kilby discussed what imposterism is, what causes it and how organisations can support colleagues who may be affected by it. Listen to the short podcast online. Dr Laura Kilby is Associate Professor of Social Psychology and […]
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Carmel O’Toole, senior lecturer in media and public relations, has appeared on The Elephant In The Room podcast. In the episode she talks to host Sudha Singh about diversity in higher education; social mobility; skills for the future; the impact of austerity on public sector communications and local communities and inclusive communications. Access the podcast here.
Read moreJournalism lecturers, Lily Canter and Emma Wilkinson, have secured more than 5,250 downloads of their Freelancing for Journalists podcast since launching in early March. It was intended as an internal student learning resource but now has an international following, with listeners from 50 countries worldwide. Read more in journalism.co.uk, Press Gazette and Journo Resources.
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Dr David Clarke, Principal Research Fellow in Journalism has been speaking with Jim Chisem for his podcast Talking History. The pair discussed David’s work as curator of The National Archives UFO Project, the history of the UFO phenomenon, and folklore in technological societies. Listen to the podcast here. Image from Talking History at British Online Archives
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