Dr Claire Fox awarded Principal Fellowship from AdvanceHE
Dr Claire Fox, Senior Lecturer in Criminology and Director of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the School of Social Sciences, has been awarded the Principal Fellowship from AdvanceHE in recognition of her effective leadership in high-quality teaching.
The School of Social Sciences is delighted to announce of the has been awarded a Principal Fellowship from AdvanceHE.
is awarded to individuals who demonstrate a sustained and effective record of strategic leadership in academic practice and significant influence in higher education, both within and beyond their institutions.
As Director for the School, Claire has led the charge in promoting the School of Social Sciences' commitment to equality and diversity in the workplace. She encourages both staff and students to actively participate in fostering these changes.
Claire鈥檚 dedication to promoting inclusion is also evident in her research, which focuses on victimisation, particularly among 鈥榟idden鈥� or hard to identify groups. This includes migrant populations, young people who are offending or at risk of offending, and those who have experienced Honour Based Abuse.
Principal Fellows represent a diverse community united by their impactful leadership and vision, which has driven sustained transformation in outcomes and practices. It is a significant achievement for Claire to be part of this cohort. She has expressed her enthusiasm by stating that:
I am delighted to be recognised as a Principal Fellow of AdvanceHE. This achievement reflects the collaborative efforts of colleagues, students, and partners who have been integral to the work we鈥檝e done together. Advancing inclusive and innovative practices in education is a shared endeavour, and I remain committed to fostering inclusive learning environments