UNIVERSITY OF CHICHESTER - Key Persons

Ben Hall was awarded a competitive Exhibition in performance at the Royal College of Music, studying piano under Yu, Chun Yee and organ with Richard Popplewell, Master of Her Majesty's Chapel Royal. He was awarded a major Countess of Munster award for performance, Ian Fleming Bursary, the RCM Concerto Prize, ‘Haigh' Bach Prize (organ), and was selected to represent the college as piano concerto soloist in the televised documentary The Royal College of Music - 100 years. His MMus(RCM) Music Cognition Mechanisms and Performance Practice complemented a performing career which began with a London debut at St. John's, Smith Square in 1982. A varied and extensive piano and organ repertoire has included first performances of the compositions of Sir Lennox Berkeley, Ronald Stephenson, Richard Rodney Bennett, Edward Smaldone and dedicated works. He has given Radio and Television broadcast performances in Great Britain and Holland, Concerto and recital appearances in Great Britain, Italy, France and the USA.

Ben Train

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Flute Tutor

Bill Faust

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Associate
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Bogdan Vacarescu

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Associate
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Bruno Newman

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Associate Lecturer for Music

Carole Perry

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Nursing Administrator

Carolina Mischiati

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Senior Lecturer in Sports Therapy

Caroline Harmer

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Postgraduate Administrator

Caroline Rickard

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Associate Link Tutor

Carolyn Winter

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Administrator

Carrie Whitaker

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Senior Lecturer

Carys Wreyford

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Senior Lecturer in Education, Special Needs and Disability ( SEND ) Studies

Cathy Childs

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Head of Dance Department

Cathy Knapp

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Associate Lecturer - Physiotherapy ( Neurological )

Ceyda Tanc

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Associate Lecturer ( Contemporary )

Charlie Craig

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Senior Lecturer in Nursing

Charlie Morris

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Senior Lecturer in Mathematics

Charlotte Hannah

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Associate
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Chizumi Watanabe-Hollingworth

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Classical Piano Tutor

Chris Keen

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Associate Lecturer in Music

Chris Rogers

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Student Recruitment and Outreach Manager

Chris Smethurst

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Co - Director - Institute of Education and Social Sciences

Christopher Blatch-Gainey

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Associate Lecturer for Acting for Film

Christopher McHugh

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Senior Lecturer

Claire Shanahan

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Student Employability Adviser

Clare Deacon

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Placement Coordinator

Clare Toombes

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Student Employability Adviser

Cliff Harden

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Senior Lecturer in Digital Film Production

Connor Nyberg

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Lecturer in Physiotherapy

Craig Pulling

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Senior Lecturer in Physical Education

Daniel Moore

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Research Assistant - Occupational Performance Research Group

Daniel Potter

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Programme Leader Football Coaching & Performance, Senior Lecturer in Sport Development and Management

Darren Mapletoft

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Head of Film

Dave Bright

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Senior Lecturer in Sport Coaching

David Eldridge

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Senior Lecturer

Detta Howe

Dr Adam Locks

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Programme Coordinator of Media Studies

Dr Adam Locks has been teaching at the university since 2002. His teaching particularly focuses on cinema and television in modules such as Horror, Shocking Texts, American TV Drama, War Films, and Hollywood Film Making. He has co-organised two conferences for the department. The first was a celebration of The Avengers television show in 2011 which was the largest event ever organised by the university and included over forty cast and crew from the series. The second was a retrospective in 2014 exploring the legacy of the Radiophonic Workshop and included a full concert on campus performed by the RFW for staff, students and members of the public. Adam regularly fronts the ‘Department of Creative & Digital Technologies Presents' series where prominent figures from the media industries are interviewed about their careers in front of an audience and most recently included actor David Morrissey (The Walking Dead) and director Neil Marshall (Game of Thrones). Adam is currently planning the launch of a university-based podcast show with senior lecturer, Thomas H. Green, which will focus on various aspects of popular (and not so popular) culture. He has written two books for Routledge, which focus on the body and its relation to various media: Critical Readings in Bodybuilding (2010) and The Body: The Basics (2014 - both co-edited with Dr Niall Richardson). Adam is currently writing a book with Dr Adrian Smith on cult horror director, Norman J. Warren. He has given numerous papers at conferences, most notably in New Orleans and Las Vegas and, back in England, for Cine Excess in London. He is currently an external examiner for the University of West London. Adam's other interests include electronic music, gaming, fandom, and film-philosophy.