Multiculturalism In Higher Education (HE); Fact Or Fiction

Authors

  • Sue Jones King’s College London
  • David Wood King’s College London
  • David Timmins King’s College London
  • Po Li King’s College London
  • Sian Howells King’s College London

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21100/compass.v3i5.64

Author Biographies

Sue Jones, King’s College London

Dr Sue Jones is a clinical pharmacy practice lecturer and educational developer. Her Cultural Awareness andSensitivity (CAS) research group is currently focussing on the professional development of undergraduate,academic and clinicians to develop themselves and improve patient care.

David Wood, King’s College London

Dr David Wood also works as a research assistant in Sue’s CAS research group. His background iscomplementary to the rest of the team with a background in pharmacology, education and educationaldevelopment. He ably adds another dimension to the team.

David Timmins, King’s College London

David Timmins is a research assistant working with Sue’s CAS research group. With a varied background;from politics and human rights to public policy and economics, he is able to add considerable expertise tothe group.

Po Li, King’s College London

Dr Po Li’s background is founded in enhancing the experiences of students moving to the United Kingdomfor educational purposes. Due to her considerable engagement in the field of culture, cultural competenceand intercultural education, adds an invaluable context.

Sian Howells, King’s College London

Whilst Dr Sian Howells doctorate was in analytical chemistry with her expertise being quantitative analysis,her recent career has seen a move to a strategic role in pastoral care for undergraduate and postgraduatestudents in the Department of Pharmacy.
Compass: The Journal of Learning and Teaching

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01/20/2013

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Vol. 3 No. 5 (2012): Compass: The Journal of Learning and Teaching

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Opinion Pieces

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