Committee members
| Name | Role | Why committee members joined | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dr Jo Murphy | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Chair and Lecturer in Criminology | "Having a hidden disability myself, I wanted to join the committee so that i could help make a difference for students and staff within the School of Criminology." | jd465@le.ac.uk |
| Anmol Chana | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Member and Criminology Student |
"To talk and feel comfortable around a group of people who understand you and listen to your ideas and voice." | ac824@student.le.ac.uk |
| Dr Dylan Kerrigan | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Member and Lecturer in Criminology |
“I joined to learn and be part of a progressive group of thinkers who understand inclusion, everyday ableism and discrimination, and what we can do to improve university life” | dk252@le.ac.uk |
| Beth Marshall | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Memberand Criminology Student | "Having student voices within the university is crucial, we have to look out for each other. I am doing this for the next person who needs help." | bm286@student.le.ac.uk |
| Laura Nevay | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Member and School Administrator | "I joined the committee to help students have the best University experience possible and to highlight what support the School and University offer." | lan11@le.ac.uk |
| Dr Lucy Neville | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Member and Lecturer in Criminology | I joined the committee because I am passionate about making academia an accessible and inclusive place for everybody. | ln105@le.ac.uk |
| Stephanie Orswell | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Memberand PhD Student | "I joined the committee because it's relevant to me, as someone who has an invisible disability, and my research involving people with learning difficulties and disabilities" | sko11@le.ac.uk |
| Jodie Searson | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Memberand Criminology Student | "I am hoping by using my own personal experiences with a hidden or ‘invisible’ disability, I will be able to help future and present students feel more confident and positive while studying at university." | jls70@student.le.ac.uk |
| Samreet Thandi | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Memberand Criminology Student | "I decided to join the committee to learn more about the challenges that people face in regards to disability, accessibility and inclusion at the School of Criminology and wider university." | st496@student.le.ac.uk |
| Emily Wertans | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Member and PhD Student |
"Without representation of all voices, meaningful progress will always be limited. University can feel daunting for disabled students, however our Committee strives for change, addresses support needs and serves as a reminder that disability has a place in Criminology and Leicester." |
ew238@le.ac.uk |
| Dr David Wilkin | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Member and Honorary Fellow | "Thanks to exclusion, I was in my twenties when I first discovered how to construct a written sentence." | drw25@le.ac.uk |
| Phoebe Wood | Disability and 'Inclusion' Committee Memberand Criminology Student | “I joined the committee to ensure that students that suffer from both physical and mental challenges are able to fully enjoy their University experience, guided by the support available.” | pw190@student.le.ac.uk |