Research Seminar blog posts

Here are a list of the blog posts created by LEAP students who attended research seminars as part of the LEAP PhD Mentoring Scheme.

Stephanie Boon, With Music in Mind by Amber Trust, LEAP 20/21

Stephanie Boon, What can Musical Memories tell us about Musical Preferences, LEAP 20/21 

Stephanie Boon, Charm: How Magnetic Personalities Capture our Hearts, Minds, and Politics, LEAP 20/21

Becca Iliffe, Gender, Subjectivity and “Everyday Health” in the post 1945 World, LEAP 20/21

Becca Iliffe, A Dream of Divine Sovereignty, Realized: Pakistan, The Jamaat-e-islami, and The Iranian Revolution, LEAP 20/21

Becca Iliffe, Waves Across the South: A New History of Revolution and Empire, LEAP 20/21

Ibrahim Ince, Creating and Curating in a Time of Mass Extinction, LEAP 20/21

Poppy Jones-Little, Managing Collections and Archives – Professional Practice Seminar with Chris Grygiel, LEAP 19/20

Patrick Foster, Anti-Islamic Protest in the UK: Policy Responses to the Far Right, LEAP 18/19

Anna Jarrett Rawlence, "Race Women Internationalists", LEAP 18/19

Lauren Cosson, Stories of Extinction: The role of creativity in responding to and resisting the decline of bees, LEAP 18/19

Lauren Cosson,Fallen Fathers and Cavalier Children, Restoring the Nation through Royalist Family Fictions, LEAP18/19 

Rosemary Plummer: ‘On the Move: The Internal Refugee Experience in Wartime Vietnam’. LEAP 18/19

Rosemary Plummer: “Apartheid, the Bantustans and Global History”, LEAP 18/19

Rosemary Plummer: "Revolutions and World Order: The Cases of North Korea, Vietnam, Iran and the Islamic State (ISIS)", LEAP 18/19

Rosie Cousins: "Manuscript Sleuthing: An Introduction to Invisible Agents", LEAP 18/19

Hannah Bailey:  An introduction to Sally Brown’s PhD entitled "How do Cultural, Social and Industry-led influences affect the Characterisation of Women in Musical Theatre?". LEAP 17/18

Hannah Bailey: Researching educational inequalities through classroom talk. LEAP 17/18

Rebecca Briscoe: North Korea. LEAP 17/18

Rebecca Briscoe: Reconfiguring global communication for a multi-polar world. LEAP 17/18

Rebecca Briscoe:  Meet the Author: Linda Yueh – China’s Growth. LEAP 17/18

Amrita Brown: Bryan Cheyette's ‘Bauman on Modernity, Jewishness & the Holocaust’. LEAP 17/18

Heloise Lee: Exploring ‘best practice’ in SEN/D music education. LEAP 17/18

 

For blog posts from our previous scheme, Students as Scholars, please see here: https://arts.leeds.ac.uk/sas/category/uncategorized/