Claire Evans

Claire Evans is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Life Sciences and Education, actively contributing to academic and professional discourse as of 2024. Her work bridges social sciences and public service practice, with a notable focus on policing and professional development.

Research Interests: Her research spans social sciences with a specialization in policing, public services, apprenticeships, and continuing professional development (CPD). She explores how benefits and career incentives impact recruitment and retention in public sector roles, particularly within police services.

The publication trend indicates a focus on applied social science, particularly in understanding the value of qualified benefits in professional settings such as law enforcement. Her work emphasizes practical implications for policy and workforce development.

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Advising and Grants: No information is available regarding student supervision or grant funding.

Labs and Teams: Claire Evans is involved in collaborative initiatives such as the South Wales Police Validation Event and CPD recruitment programs, suggesting active engagement with professional teams and public service organizations.