Author
Jacqueline Stevenson
Professor of Education Research, Sheffield Hallam University
Professor Jacqueline Stevenson is Professor of Education Research and Head of Research at the Sheffield Institute of Education, Sheffield Hallam University. She is a sociologist of education with a particular interest in policy and practice relating to equity and diversity in higher education, widening participation, access and student success, pedagogic diversity and the stratification and marketisation of higher education.
3 pieces
Newest first, since June 2016
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Higher education research: compassion, openness, and impact
Jacqueline Stevenson, Leo Havemann, and Helen Perkins reflect on the state of higher education research
With Leo Havemann and Helen Perkins
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Family matters for students
Research by Jacqueline Stevenson of Sheffield Hallam University and Becca Bland from the charity Stand Alone, shows the importance of family to students, the disadvantages of estranged or distant relationships, and the n
With Becca Bland
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Religious students in a secular sector need a stronger voice
Jacqueline Stevenson argues that secular universities are isolating their religious students, and calls on the sector to gather more data about the nature of students’ religious beliefs in order to cater to their needs.