Tuesday 9 April 2019
11.30am - 2pm
1.007, WBS

On Tuesday 9 April, Warwick will host Kate Carruthers Thomas to present the findings from contemporary UK research on gendered experiences of work and careers in higher education involving female, male, and gender non-binary staff in academic and professional services roles across the organisation. The presentation will draw on the narratives and ‘organisational maps’ of participants in the Gender(s) at Work project and is suitable for academic and professional audiences.

Kate Carruthers Thomas is a Senior Research Fellow and Project Manager for the Athena Swan programme at Birmingham City University, currently researching the role of gender in HE career trajectories and experiences of work using a feminist social geographic lens and narrative/spatial research methods.

This event is open to staff at all levels and lunch will be provided.

If you are interested in attending please register using the form below.