Tim Ellis-Dale

Dr. Tim Ellis-Dale is a Senior Lecturer in History at Teesside University, specializing in 20th-century Irish history, visual culture, and gender studies. His research examines political culture through visual media and gendered perspectives.

Education:

• Ph.D. Cognitive Psychology, Florida State University (2018)
• M.S. Cognitive Psychology, Florida State University (2013)
• B.S. Psychology, Florida State University (2009)

Research explores how visual representations shaped Irish political identity during formative state-building periods. Recent publications analyze fascist visual culture and gendered dimensions of Irish neutrality during WWII. Secured £11,439 in research funding for projects on masculinity and diaspora politics.

Teaches modules covering British political history, women's history, and media sociology. As BA Politics Course Leader and Foundation Year Tutor, develops curriculum integrating historical analysis with contemporary political issues.