Get in touch with colleagues across Sheffield Hallam to share best practice. The colleagues below currently have an employability lead role in their Faculty/Department:

Faculty of Arts, Computing, Engineering and Science

David Clegg	Employability Lead - Engineering & Maths	0114 225 6895
Philip Holland	Employability Lead - M.A.C	0114 225 6816
Paul Heys	Employability Lead - Art & Design	0114 225 4911
Mark Jacobi	Employability Lead - Computing	0114 225 6844

Faculty of Development and Society

Pam Dewis	Employability Lead - Dept. of Education, Childhood & Inclusion	0114 225 4679
	Pam is a principal lecturer and employability lead in the department of Education, Childhood and Inclusion. In her employability lead role, she has responsibility for coordinating employability enhancement activity across the department. Pam chairs a monthly employability forum where student support personnel, employability advisors, representatives from DEEP and the Student Union, and academics meet to develop the department's approach to employability and to share examples of effective practice. The forum has lead on a number of developments, the most recent being to produce an employability guide for all FTUG students in the department. Currently, the forum is working on strategies to connect students with employers and on embedding employability in the curriculum.
Nichola Cadet	Employability Lead - Law & Criminology	0114 225 2201
	Nichola is placement co-ordinator for Criminology programmes, fostering strong networks with local statutory and voluntary sector organisations with a focus on social justice. Employability is embedded throughout the programme, with first year students actively engaged with a project facilitated by the Venture Matrix. This entails working to a brief with South Yorkshire Police to deliver sessions to secondary school aged children around contemporary crime issues. At levels 5 and 6, there are two placement opportunities available; 60 credits at level 5 and 20 credits at level 6. Nichola teaches on two innovative simulation modules, which formed part of the HEA/British Criminology Society teaching team of the year award. This approach to Enquiry Based Learning sees students immersed in simulated learning environments delivered by practitioner experts, supported by staff within the department who come from a practice background.
Charlotte Coleman	Employability Lead - Psychology, Sociology & Politics	0114 225 6512
	Charlotte is the Employer Engagement and Employability Lead for Psychology, Sociology and Politics. Her work covers three key strands: 1. To develop and maintain working relationships with employers from diverse groups who will engage with staff and students in developing curriculum, careers and research activity, 2. To initiate placement agreements with providers and troubleshoot difficulties before, during or after placement experienced by students, staff or employers, 3. To identify, develop and deliver employability raising activities and events both in and out of the curriculum.

Sheffield Business School

Colleen Heaton	Lead for SBS Live	0114 225 5035
Diane Jamieson	Employability Lead - Finance, Accounting & Banking	0114 225 3364
Mark Godson	Employability Lead - Management	0114 225 4462
Michelle Blackburn	Employability Lead - Management	0114 225 6456
Susie Jones	Employability Lead - Service Sector Management	0114 225 3952
Phillip Goulding	Employability Lead - Service Sector Management	0114 225 4153

Faculty of Health and Wellbeing

Bridget Winwood	Faculty Lead - Employability	0114 225 2216
Kim Lawson	Employability Lead - Biosciences & Chemistry	0114 225 3057
Rosemary Leach	Employability Lead - Academy of Sport & Physical Activity	0114 225 2353
Pamela Holland	Employability Lead - Nursing & Midwifery	0114 225 3990
Dave Lomas	Employability Lead - Allied Health	0114 225 2340
Lesley Gornall	Employability Lead - Social Work, Social Care & Children's Services	0114 225 2361