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Dr. Em Temple-Malt is a Lecturer in Criminology at Keele University's School of Social Sciences. With 13 years of experience in Higher Education, she previously held roles as Course Director and Senior Lecturer at Staffordshire University. Her research focuses on Equality and Diversity, Gender-Based Violence, and the impact of societal attitudes on marginalized groups. Em holds a BSc, MRes, and PhD in Sociology, complemented by a PgCHPE and Senior Fellow status of the HEA (2024).
Her teaching emphasizes practical research methods and student-led projects, nurturing future academics. Em collaborates with organizations like Staffordshire Women’s Aid and the EU-funded REVAMP initiative to address domestic abuse and improve support services. Notable projects include evaluating the SURVIVE sexual assault service and co-directing the Staffordshire University Violence against Women and Girls (SU-VAWG) hub.
Em’s awards include the Senior Fellowship of the HEA. She supervises PhD students researching topics like prison-crime links, trauma-informed probation, and policing historiography. Beyond academia, she is a horse enthusiast and committee member of the Chapel & District Riding Club.
