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Dawn Goodall is a Sociologist and Lecturer at the University of Worcester, affiliated with the School of Health and Wellbeing and the Department of Community, Social Justice and Health. She serves as Course Lead for the Foundation Year for Healthcare Professions and teaches on the Foundation Degree Assistant Practitioner and second-year research modules. Her work emphasizes student-centered learning, reflective practice, and inclusive education.
- Education:
- BA (Hons) Sociology (University of Worcester, 2007)
- MA Contemporary Studies (Sociology, University of Worcester, 2009)
- PGCE Post Compulsory Education and Training (Birmingham City University, 2010)
- PGCE Higher Education Learning and Teaching (University of Worcester, 2014)
- Post Graduate Certificate in Research Enquiry (University of Worcester, 2018)
Research Interests: Dawn explores identity development in staff and students, particularly how role transitions and institutional environments impact well-being and belonging. Her work includes:
- Training programs for new academics (e.g., Personal Academic Tutoring)
- Experiences of Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) students in higher education
- Experiential learning through projects like "walking a mile in their shoes"
Teaching & Innovation: Dawn employs creative methods, such as interactive forums and confectionary-based teaching, to simplify complex ideas. She champions student voice and reflective practice, collaborating across disciplines to support diverse learners.
Future Work: In 2024, she will undertake an Apprenticeship in Coaching while mentoring the first cohort of Assistant Practitioner apprentices.
