Fiona Campbell

Fiona Campbell is a Senior Lecturer in Criminal Justice at Sheffield Hallam University, affiliated with the Sheffield Institute of Law and Justice and the Social and Economic Research Institute. She joined the university in January 2022 with nearly a decade of experience as a qualified Probation Officer, specializing in work with women, individuals with learning disabilities, and trainee probation officer teams. Her research focuses on justice systems in British Overseas Territories, informed by her four-year tenure as a Technical Co-operative Probation Officer on St Helena.

Education:

• Graduate Diploma in Community Justice (De Montfort University)
• MA Criminal Justice (Liverpool John Moores University)
• BA(Hons) History and English (Liverpool John Moores University)

Her recent publications explore probation challenges in remote regions, emphasizing partnership-building and community capacity in isolated territories. Fiona's work highlights systemic adaptations required for effective justice delivery in geographically isolated locations.

No scientific awards or advising/grant information is publicly listed. She contributes to the Social and Economic Research Institute's initiatives, though specific lab/team affiliations are not detailed.