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Dr Lisa Bradley

Research Associate

University of Glasgow

Dr Maria Fotopoulou

Lecturer in Criminology

University of Stirling

Dr Cara Jardine

Teaching Associate

University of Strathclyde

Dr Julie Berg

Lecturer in Criminology

University of Glasgow

Dr Philippa Thomas

Research Associate – Distant Voices

University of Glasgow

Dr Nughmana Mirza

Lecturer in Criminology

Lecturer

University of Glasgow

Dr Hannah Graham

Senior Lecturer in Criminology

University of Stirling
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Dr Richard Jones

Senior Lecturer in Criminology

University of Edinburgh

Dr Emiline Smith

Lecturer

University of Glasgow

Dr Oona Brooks-Hay

Senior Lecturer in Criminology

University of Glasgow

Prof Lesley McAra

Chair of Penology

University of Edinburgh

Dr William Munro

Lecturer in Criminology

University of Stirling

Prof Laura Piacentini

Associate Director, SCCJR

Professor of Criminology

University of Strathclyde

Prof Sarah Armstrong

Professor

University of Glasgow

Dr Susan Batchelor

Senior Lecturer in Criminology

University of Glasgow

Dr Niall Hamilton-Smith

Associate Director, SCCJR

Senior Lecturer in Criminology

University of Stirling

Prof Margaret Malloch

Associate Director (Postgraduate Research), SCCJR

Professor of Criminology

University of Stirling

Prof Simon Mackenzie

Professor of Criminology

Victoria University of Wellington

Prof Fergus McNeill

Professor of Criminology and Social Work

University of Glasgow

Prof Susan McVie OBE FRSE

Professor of Quantitative Criminology, University of Edinburgh

Dr Alistair Fraser

Director of SCCJR

Senior Lecturer in Criminology and Sociology

University of Glasgow

Dr Alistair Henry

Senior Lecturer in Criminology

University of Edinburgh

Dr Gemma Flynn

Teaching Fellow in Criminology

University of Edinburgh

Dr Caitlin Gormley

Lecturer in Criminology

University of Glasgow

Dr Fiona Jamieson

Senior Teaching Fellow in Criminology

University of Edinburgh

Dr Kath Murray

Research Associate

University of Edinburgh

Dr Marguerite Schinkel

Lecturer in Sociology

University of Glasgow

Dr Beth Weaver

Associate Director, SCCJR

Senior Lecturer in Social Work

University of Strathclyde

Dr Andy Aydın-Aitchison

Senior Lecturer

University of Edinburgh

Dr Anna Souhami

Associate Director, SCCJR

Senior Lecturer and Head of Criminology

University of Edinburgh

Prof Michele Burman

Founding Co-Director, SCCJR

Professor of Criminology

University of Glasgow

Prof Gill McIvor

Co-Director: Programme Development

University of Stirling

Prof Richard Sparks

Founding Co-Director, SCCJR

Professor of Criminology

University of Edinburgh

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