Staff
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Dr Kehinde Andrews
Associate Professor in Sociology
Kehinde was previously a lecturer in Working with Children, Young People and Families; and Criminology at Newman University. He completed his PhD in Sociology and Cultural Studies entitled 'Back to Black: Black radicalism and the Black supplementary school movement' at the University of Birmingham. In 2013, Kehinde published...
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Andrew Dixon
Senior Lecturer
Andrew Dixon teaches at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels in the School of Social Sciences. He is presently the Erasmus (study abroad) tutor for the School.
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Dr Steve Garner
Head of Criminology and Sociology
Dr Steve Garner has studied and worked around the globe, in countries such as England, France, Ireland, and the USA, focusing on questions such as " What does ‘race’ mean?", "How does racism work?", and "How can racial equality be achieved?" .
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Dr Gary Hazeldine
Senior Lecturer in Sociology
Dr Gary Hazeldine has been a Lecturer and Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Birmingham City University since 2007. Prior to this he taught at the University of Brighton, the University of Sussex, and Manchester Metropolitan University.
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Dr Denise Noble
Senior Lecturer of Sociology
Dr Denise Noble has taught media, cultural studies, sociology, African American and African Studies and social work in the UK and USA. In addition to her academic career Dr Noble has extensive experience of community activism and community work.
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Dr Eugene Nulman
Senior Lecturer
Dr Eugene Nulman joined the Sociology division of the School of Social Sciences at Birmingham City University in 2015. H e researched the policy outcomes of climate change activism in the UK for his PhD.
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Dr Lisa Palmer
Senior Lecturer in Sociology
Lisa Palmer's research interests include Black Studies in Britain, the cultural politics of Lover's Rock music; community archiving and heritage; the intersections of gender, sexuality, racism and decoloniality.
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Dionne Taylor
Lecturer in Sociology
Dionne Taylor is a Lecturer in Sociology interested in issues relating to gender, identities, race and ethnicity and popular cultures. She is currently completing her PhD at the University and has work experience in youth volunteer management, project co-ordination, advice and guidance.
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Dr Karen Wilkes
Lecturer in Sociology
Dr Karen Wilkes's research is concerned with analysing visual culture (tourist brochures of the Caribbean, advertising, television and films). Her work examines how gender, race and class work together and are represented in popular culture.
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