13 years later, Georgetown Certificate in Budget and Finance
Back in 2013, I enrolled in and successfully completed a Professional Certificate in Budget and Finance at Georgetown University’s School of Continuing Studies. I was living and working nearby in Falls Church, Virginia; and I dreamt…
New programme brings students together to explore values, ethics and life beyond university
💡What role should universities play in helping students think about *who* they want to become, not just what they want to achieve? This question sits at the heart of the new King’s Ethos Programme, launched last…
Researching Religion through Exemplary Figures (Forthcoming with Routledge)
Researching Religion through Exemplary Figures: Exemplarist Narrative Analysis for Theology and Religious Studies is my newly contracted book with Routledge, as part of their Routledge Focus on Religion series. I’m in the thick of researching for…
Embedding Employability in the Humanities
Two of my second year undergrads, Suranne and Doruk, facilitated a workshop at the King’s Education Conference last month. We showcased how to use an entrepreneurial tool within a Theology and Religious Studies class to help…
Narrative Inquiry in Ethics Education (Forthcoming with Cambridge University Press)
Narrative Inquiry in Ethics EducationPart of the Research Methods in Education Series of Cambridge Elements Abstract Ethics education has become an increasingly important feature of higher education. Universities are expected not only to develop disciplinary expertise,…
National Gallery London: Imagining Leadership through Art and Culture
Recently, I led a guided tour, “Imagining Leadership through Art and Culture”, at the National Gallery in London for students from the Chase Center for Civics, Culture, and Society at The Ohio State University (USA). Huge…
Why re-think thinking? Three myths about the mind
Yesterday, I opened this semester’s AKC series, Rethinking Thinking: Bodies, Minds, and Machines in the Modern World, with a lecture entitled, “Why re-think thinking? Three myths about the mind.” Over the semester, I’m inviting the King’s…
Reflecting on Blackfriars: Then and Now
I am delighted to share that I have been appointed a Research Fellow at Blackfriars Hall, Oxford. This new and non-stipendiary role—which I’ll hold in addition to my full-time role at King’s—is very much a homecoming.…
Transitioning to King’s
They say that while change can happen instantly, transitions can take ages. Moving to King’s was, for me, a big change. Eleven years in Oxford—first as a postgraduate, then as a postdoc—meant that the rhythms of…
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