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Dr Craig Hirst is a Senior Lecturer in the Food Subject Group in the Department of Service Sector Management.

My focus is delivery accounting and finance related modules and enhancing employability of students through core and co-curricular engagement. I am firmly committed to advancing my career and the career of students at Sheffield Hallam for many years to come.

How people make use of and interact with technology, issues associated with new media and society, and issues associated with social interaction, are areas of research that I'm interested in.

I teach predominantly physiology and neurobiology across a range of degree courses within the Department of Biosciences and Chemistry. I am also deputy course leader for the undergraduate Biomedical Science degree

My main teaching interests are focused on the holistic development of children within the early years and supporting practitioners to become confident and reflective in their practice. I have a specific research interest in the promotion of positive dispositions for lifelong learning, in particular curiosity and creativity.

HATTIE NAYLOR is an award-winning scriptwriter. Credits include the opera PICCARD IN SPACE composer Will Gregory (Goldfrapp) Southbank 2012, IVAN AND THE DOGS (Olivier Award nominee, and winner of the Tinniswood Award 2010), THE NIGHT WATCH (Manchester Royal Exchange 2016), THE DIARIES OF SAMUEL PEPYS (nominated Best Radio Drama 2012) GOING DARK with Sound&Fury, Young Vic 2014 and BLUEBEARD Bristol Old Vic and Soho Theatre 2014.

Claire Wolstenholme joined the Centre for Education and Inclusion Research in May 2006, with a background in psychology. Her interests include social and educational policy, social inclusion and the wider aspects of education, including pupil wellbeing. Claire has a particular interest in PSHE in schools

Vishal is a senior lecturer in Information Systems, and teaching on both undergraduate and postgraduate courses run by the Department of Computing. He is also a Final Year Tutor on Business and Enterprise Programme and module leader for Entrepreneurship, Consultancy, and Project Management modules

Dr Kesia Reeve has been undertaking research in the field of housing for 15 years, during which time she has delivered and managed over 30 research projects for a range of organisations including the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG), the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), the Welsh Government, Crisis and various local authorities.

Senior Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering