Jade Campbell
- Title
- Postgraduate researcher
- Location
- Dorothy Hodgkin 1.23
- Role
- Psychology doctoral scholar, Sustainable Rural Futures (SURF) doctoral scholar
- Contact me
Biography
Jade has been at Keele since 2020 when she started her bachelor's degree in Psychology, after graduating in 2023 she decided to complete her masters in Psychology and Health Inequalities. After discovering her passion for research throughout these first four years at Keele, Jade decided she wanted to continue research and complete her PhD.
In October 2024 Jade began studying on the new Sustainable Rural Futures (SURF) programme at Keele University, working towards her PhD in Psychology. Due to the emphasis that SURF places on interdisciplinary research, and the nature of her project, Jade now works within the school of Psychology and the school of Life Sciences.
Research and scholarship
Jade’s PhD is titled: Gender, Place, and Sustainability: Exploring the gender-specific barriers and moral influences on sustainable transport, energy, and food behaviours for women in rural areas.
With a passion for sustainability and social psychology Jade aims to use participatory research methods to work with women living in rural areas.
Publications
Supervision
Prof Zoe Robinson, Prof Jim Grange, Dr Sara Vestergren, Dr Kathryn Francis.
Funding
Keele University match-funded studentship on the Leverhulme funded SURF programme.
School of Psychology
Dorothy Hodgkin Building
Keele University
Staffordshire
ST5 5BG
Psychology School office
Tel: +44 (0)1782 731831
Fax: +44 (0)1782 733387
Email: psychology@keele.ac.uk
Accessibility
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