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Mayur is a senior lecturer in sport nutrition and exercise physiology and has been working at Sheffield Hallam since 2004. Mayur is an active researcher and is currently working with the Professional Game Match Officials and professional footballers.

I have over six years practical experience working in the legal sector at a range of different levels. For four years I specialised in Family Law with some Civil Litigation work undertaken in the last two years of my private practice. I represented clients dealing with divorce, finances, public and private law children matters as well as family law injunctions.

I joined the academic staff at the Sheffield Hallam University in late 2014. My research interests cover several areas, physical organic chemistry, chemical biology and synthetic chemistry

My PhD research explored the social history of mass resettlement into one of South Africa's Bantustans, the Ciskei. It examined the variety of experiences that relocation engendered, the modes of survival that these upheavals necessitated and the political effects that this process had in bolstering the local power of Bantustan elites. This research will be published in my forthcoming monograph. I am interested in bringing some of the insights of this research to bear in contemporary and comparative contexts. I have done research on some of the more recent off-farm settlements produced as a result of farm evictions in post-apartheid South Africa.

After working at Barnsley District General Hospital NHS for sixteen years, running my own company and then returning to Barnsley Hospital in conjunction with Sheffield University to undertake research in the area of Voice Input Voice Output Communication Aid.

Senior Lecturer

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.

Since joining Sheffield Hallam, I have taught on a range of modules at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, and have supervised a number of dissertations and research projects

Staff profile for Christopher Dayson, Professor of Voluntary Action, Health and Wellbeing at Sheffield Hallam University

Anne teaches on the undergraduate Children and Childhood degree, leads the thesis stage for the EdD and supervises MA and doctoral students