Poppy Cooke

Poppy Cooke is an Associate Tutor at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of East Anglia (UEA), affiliated with the School of Media, Language and Communication Studies. She is currently pursuing her Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at the same institution. Her role involves teaching and academic support within media, language, and communication disciplines.

Her research interests, inferred from her academic affiliations and activities, include media studies, communication, language and linguistics, gender representation in media, and equality in media practices. As a member of the Media Equality group, she contributes to initiatives promoting inclusivity and diversity in media content and education.

Poppy Cooke is engaged in scholarly work centered on phonetics, phonology, and sociolinguistic aspects of communication, particularly through the lens of gender and identity. Though no recent publications are listed, her academic trajectory suggests emerging contributions to these fields.

She has not received any publicly listed scientific awards.

She does not currently supervise any named students, nor is there information about research grants or funding. As a PhD candidate and teaching tutor, her academic service is primarily educational and developmental.

She is associated with the Media Equality research group at UEA, which focuses on advancing equity and representation in media and communication studies.