Subject coordinator, lecturer, and tutor with 10+ years of teaching experience within the Humanities and Social Sciences and across institutions. Able to create an energetic and welcoming classroom experience in face-to-face, online and hybrid teaching and learning, as well as managing administrative and pastoral care for students. Skilled at Student and Learning Management Systems, including H5P.
Lecturing
undefinedWelsh-Burke, N. (2022). I Like a Girl Who Can Eat: Female Hunger, Food, and Desire in Maggie Stiefvater’s Wolves of Mercy Falls Series. Barnboken, 45. https://doi.org/10.14811/clr.v45.685
Break-Ups and Breakdowns: The Cultivation and Crafting of the Celebrity Break-Up Performance. Journal of Popular Romance Studies (Currently under Review)
Break-Ups and Breakdowns: The Cultivation and Crafting of the Celebrity Break-Up Performance. Journal of Popular Romance Studies (Currently under Review)
Welsh-Burke, N. (2022). I Like a Girl Who Can Eat: Female Hunger, Food, and Desire in Maggie Stiefvater’s Wolves of Mercy Falls Series. Barnboken, 45. https://doi.org/10.14811/clr.v45.685
Inside Voices: The Fan Studies Network North America 2022 Conference. Online 13th-16th October 2022. 'I am on my KNEES: TikTok as a New Site of Adolescent Sexual Desire' in 'The New Bedroom Cultures' Roundtable (panelist and moderator).
PCA/ACA National Conference: Romance Stream: Fantasy and Escape. Online. 14th-16th April 2022. ‘ Monstrous Escapism: Liminal Space, Animal Bridegrooms and Female Sexuality in the contemporary YA Supernatural Romance'
PCA/ACA National Conference: Romance Stream: Scandal. Online. 2nd-5th June 2021. ‘Now I drive alone past your street...’: Heartbreak, Scandal and Sexuality in Celebrity Teen Girl Breakups.
Conceptions of Girlhood Now and Then: Girls’ Literature and Beyond Linnæus University, Sweden, 6th-8th October 2020 (online). ‘I Like a Girl Who can Eat: Female Hunger, Food and Desire in the Supernatural Romance’
Into the Bush: Its Beauty and Its Terror Australian Fairy Tale Society, 26th June 2016. ‘Babes in the Bush: The ‘Lost Child’ Narrative as Australian Folklore’
Interventions and Intersections: 2013 Postgraduate Conference University of Western Sydney, 26th-28th June 2013. Conference Convenor
Devils and Dolls: Dichotomous Depictions of the Child University of Bristol, 27th-28th March 2013. ‘It’s almost as if they want to be eaten’: Sinful and Virtuous Red Riding Hoods in Sisters Red.
Romancing the Gothic. [Online Talk Series]. Forthcoming: 18th December 2022 'Lupus in Fabula: The Wolf in Folk and Fairy Tales'
Shelf Love: Romantic Love Stories in Pop Culture. Podcast. 30th August 2022.'Hairy on the Inside: Teen Werewolves & Red Riding Hood'. https://shelflovepodcast.com/episodes/season-2/episode-126/hairy-on-the-inside-teen-werewolves-red-riding-hood