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Linda Peach is a Lecturer in Psychology at Charles Sturt University (CSU), based at the Bathurst campus. She holds a PhD from the University of Queensland (2012) and a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours 1). Her research focuses on gender inequality, feminism, diversity and inclusion, sexism, and intersectional dimensions of societal structures. She has taught at UTS and the University of Adelaide since 2022, covering courses like Diversity Management and Research Design. At CSU, she teaches PSY115 – Introduction to Research, Ethics and Reasoning. Her work bridges academia and practice, including consulting to improve organizational gender equality.
Education:
- PhD in Psychology, University of Queensland (2012)
- Bachelor of Psychology (Honours 1)
Research Interests: Linda examines how sexism intersects with personality traits and impacts work/family dynamics. She investigates subtle sexism's role in gendered violence and media narratives around family/domestic violence. Her past work includes organizational culture consulting and federal government collaborations on gender equality initiatives.
Articles & Themes: Her publications span emergency response psychology, aging populations, and workplace policies. Recent work emphasizes systemic interventions to combat social isolation in later life and age-related workplace discrimination.
Labs/Teams: Engaged with interdisciplinary teams at CSU and partner universities advancing gender equity research.
