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International Visiting Professor News
Professor Sonja Olin Lauritzen of Stockholm University has been appointed as an International Visiting Professor to SURGE.
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Assistant Professor in Media Production| karen.arrand@coventry.ac.uk Karen has had a long and varied career with the BBC where she worked her way up from Runner to Series Producer. She is an expert in Contemporary factual programming and has been in charge of producing a diverse range of output from live studio formats.
Assistant Professor in Theatre| jof.chafer@coventry.ac.uk Joff Chafer works in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities in the School of Media and Performing Arts.
Associate Head of School (Student Experience) stephen.dawkins@coventry.ac.uk
Professor in Dance, Centre for Dance Research
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International teacher training
Our international Postgraduate Certificate of Education (iPGCE) combines the expected rigour and credibility of a university-led course with the practical advantages of being based in your school for the entirety of your training.
Breakfast Briefing: The Global Refugee Crisis Event
For this Breakfast Briefing, Coventry Refugee and Migrant Centre with the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations invite you to reflect on what is meant by the ‘refugee crisis’ and the possible responses. Is there really a crisis? Where is it and who does it involve?
Assistant Professor in Music Performance| nicole.panizza@coventry.ac.uk Nicole Panizza is one of Ireland’s and the UK’s leading vocal accompanists, recitalists and coaches. Nicole studied at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, South Australia before continuing her postgraduate studies in London with Malcolm Martineau and Roger Vignoles.
Assistant Professor in Theatre| glenn.noble@coventry.ac.uk Glenn is a highly skilled and versatile theatre arts practitioner, having seventeen years experience of devising and directing professional theatre and teaching within Higher Education.
Professor of Photography Theory and Culture| damian.sutton@coventry.ac.uk Damian leads research support and development in the School of Media and Performing Arts, working with researchers and research practitioners in media production, photography, theatre, music and dance.
At Coventry, I am Assistant Professor & Course Director for MA Media Management, School of Media, and Performing Arts, where I lead and develop the MA Media Management course and teach on both core and cluster MA modules. I also teach and support some modules and projects for the BA (Hons) Film & Media Production course.
Deputy Head of School| paul.smith@coventry.ac.uk He originally studied Fine Art at Coventry University and as part of his course he undertook a research project into contemporary art which included living on an Aboriginal reserve for four months.
Assistant Professor in Media and Communication| spencer.murphy@coventry.ac.uk Spencer’s specialist field of academic interest is cross cultural analysis, post colonial theory and south East Asian cinema.
Professor Theatre Training and Education, Centre for Dance Research
Malcolm is the Course Director for Journalism and has been working in the media and public relations for more than two decades as a writer, designer, videographer, news editor and manager.
