Meet our SSCR awardees
Find out more about the people we are supporting through a range of funding opportunities
Meet our Career Development Awardees
Funded by the SSCR Career Development Awards, our cohort of awardees are undertaking personalised programmes of training and development activities – from formal courses, network-building, NIHR grant or doctoral preparation, or early project activity. Career Development Awardees benefit from a network of peer support and a dedicated career development supporter to offer mentorship and guidance throughout their awards.
Lucy Allison
Examining the role of the unpaid Relevant Persons Representative (RPR) within the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS)
Tamara Batchelor
Developing My Career in Mental Health Social Care Research
Atlanta Bradshaw
Developing as a researcher-practitioner to be doctoral ready
Joanne Bush
Conversations that count: Exploring dialogue between social workers and carers
Erica Ferris
Toward Research-Informed Policy For Young Adult Carers: Meeting The Financial Needs Of Young People With Caring Responsibilities
Miriam Golding-Day
Exploring the implementation of expedited bathing adaptations in the homes of older adults (BATH-OUT)
Bronte Heath
Building solid foundations in social care research for a future doctoral award application
Lucie Hogger
Understanding feasibility of an innovative video-reflexive method in care homes: working with PPIE co-applicants and developing a social care research career
Rachel Kelso
Facilitating a hybrid career trajectory for a direct care worker within adult social care research
Jessica La
Building a career as a research leader in social care communication research
Jenny Liddle
Shaping the Future of Social Care: Developing Skills, Knowledge and Connections for Research Leadership
Daniel Moonman
Supervision in adult social care
Bethany Morgan Brett
Developing Skills for Inclusive Research in Care Homes and Strengthening Capacity for Meaningful Community Engagement
Richard Orson
Developing socio-legal research skills to support adult safeguarding, and mental capacity related practice and outcomes in adult social care.
Caroline Volles Loos
Developing Data-Science Skills for Inclusive, Evidence-Based Care
Liz Wands-Murray
Development of workforce cultural competence in homecare
Chloe Waterman
Community social care supports for the recently bereaved, partnership building and training grant
Cheryl Wright
Foundations for a Practitioner-Researcher Pathway
Meet our Research Trainees
Hosted at our member organisations, our research trainees work alongside established teams to support projects and gain practical skills and experience of research careers.
Jodie Anderson
London School of Economics and Political Science
Atlanta Bradshaw
University of Leeds
Hannah Charman
University of York
Iria Cunha
University of Leeds
Elsie Ledger
University of Sheffield
Sharon Paul
London School of Economics and Political Science
Michelle Raddings
University of Leeds
Mari-Liis Tamm
University of Sheffield
Sam Teo
University of Birmingham
Meet our SSCR PhD Students
Based in our current and past member organisations across England, our PhD students PhD students all have a strong academic record and a commitment to study aligned with our core research themes. Our cohort of PhD students benefit from a peer support network across the school, and opportunities to attend tailored training and networking events. New PhD posts will be led and advertised by our SSCR member organisations.
Craig Andrews
University of Sheffield
Ellen Coleman
University of Bristol
Camilla Fasano
London School of Economics and Political Science
Carolina Garcia
University of Birmingham
Carolin Hess
King's College London
Saaliha Lone
University of Bristol
Orla Phipps
University of York
Chau Ngoc Tu
University of Birmingham
Mashal Shah
London School of Economics and Political Science
Nakita Singh
University of Bristol
Gerry Unwin
University of Birmingham
Ben Vass
University of Sheffield
Bethany Warwick
University of Manchester
Wanying Wang
London School of Economics and Political Science
Career development awardees funded by the SSCR have the opportunity to become Academy members, and can tap into a further range of development opportunities.
