Pat Noxolo has been both internal and external examiner for a range of PhD examinations, in the UK, Belgium and Jamaica, and has extensive experience of PhD supervision. Enquiries are welcome in any area of the geographies of international development, in/security, postcolonial theory, race, culture, literature and media.
Current students:
Katie Oliver – ‘Animals, Archives & Activism: Animal rights and veganism in the UK’
Emmah Etim Ima – ‘Health seeking behaviour in oil producing communities in Eket/Ibeno in the Niger Delta Nigeria using a mixed method approach’
Rita Gayle – ‘The Collective Utopia: Black British Feminists’ Creative Escape from the Margins of Society’
Alisa Hongthong – ‘Appropriate Residential Sites Environment for the Elderly in Baan Pong Nuea Sub-District Municipality of the Hang Dong District in Chiang Mai Province’
Ejikeme Kanu Johnson – ‘Environmental Justice in Oil Exploration on Environment: A case of Oil Producing States in Southeastern Nigeria’
Tia-Monique Uzor – ‘Roots: Establishing British Caribbean Diasporic Identity through Dance’
PhD completions:
Dr Phil Emmerson: ‘Approaching laughter with care: Non-representational ethics for worlds of multiplicity’ (University of Birmingham)
Dr Carol Dixon: ‘The othering of Africa and its diasporas in western museum practices’ (University of Sheffield)
Dr Aisha Giwa: ‘Contraceptive decision-making in Northern Nigeria’ (University of Sheffield)
Dr Faith Ikioda: Limits to Communities of Practice in an Open Air Market: The Case of the Alaba-Suru Market, Lagos, Nigeria (University of Sheffield)