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Jaffer Idris (Jay) is a lecturer working in Events Management within the Sheffield Business School at Sheffield Hallam University. Jay maintains a strong academic profile, having taught several different business modules at both Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels as well as developing and running distance learning courses.

My main role is ensuring the high quality and rigour of our provision across Teacher Education from our 0-3 courses to post 16, and every stage in-between

I have worked at Sheffield Hallam for 8 years. My research interests focus on frailty in older age and I am due to complete my PhD in June 2014 – I undertook ethnographic case studies to explore how older people with complex health problems experience frailty in later life. I have also had clinical and research experience in critical and palliative care so I am able to teach a range of subject areas across both the undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. I am actively involved in the department and am currently a module leader, a post that I enjoy.

Jo McNamara is a Senior Lecturer in the College of Health, Wellbeing and Life Sciences at Sheffield Hallam. Currently involved in undergraduate (BSc and PgD) and masters level teaching

Rachael Colley is a senior lecturer in jewellery and metalwork, based at the Sheffield Institute of Arts. She is a member of the Art and Design Research Centre (ADRC), based within the College of Business, Technology and Engineering.

Read about Megan Pirrie's time at Sheffield Hallam and about her placement with the Law Offices of Howard Jacobs in Los Angeles.

This series of reports outlines the findings from a peer mentor & peer involvement roles in prison study series. The study was conducted across four differently profiled prison sites by a research team from Sheffield Hallam University led by Dr Katherine Albertson