SGSAH Doctoral Researcher Committee
We have established doctoral researcher representation as part of our governance structure to ensure that we are relevant and responsive to the needs of our stakeholders, as well as working to shaping the future of doctoral research training across the arts and humanities in Scotland.
The remit of the SGSAH Doctoral Researcher Committee is to:
- Ensure that doctoral researchers have an active voice and agency within SGSAH.
- Bring new perspectives to enhance the PhD experience for our students.
- Represent viewpoints and ideas of our students.
- Better understand and appreciate the needs of our PhD students and stakeholders by working together.
Doctoral researcher representation comes under these four categories:
- Executive Committee
- Discipline+ Catalysts
- Knowledge Exchange Hubs
- Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI)
The Doctoral Researcher Committee normally meets three times per annum, with updates shared with the SGSAH Executive Committee.
For detailed information about the purpose and structure of SGSAH Doctoral Researcher Committee representation, please see our DRC Terms of Reference 2023/24.
SGSAH Doctoral Researcher Committee
All Members
Abdulrahman Alsayed University of St Andrews | Linguistics
Perpetual Brade University of the West of Scotland | Executive Committee
Gavin Brewis Glasgow Caledonian University | History
Kathryn Bruce University of St Andrews | History
Miron Clay-Gilmore University of Edinburgh | Philosophy
Sandra De Rycker University of Edinburgh | Cultural and Museum Studies
Katja Martin University of Edinburgh | Creative Economies
Nick Miller University of Edinburgh
Samuel Nwokoro University of Edinburgh | Theology, Divinity and Religious Studies
Sara Parisi University of Strathclyde | Modern Languages
Nat Paterson University of Glasgow | EDI Committee
Katie Potapoff University of Dundee | Creative Arts and Design
Sarah Prince University of St Andrews | Archaeology & Classics
Holly Richards University of Edinburgh | Heritage
Neil Roy University of Stirling | EDI Committee
Marco Ruggieri University of Edinburgh | Citizenship, Culture and Ethics
Martina Saric University of Glasgow | Creative Economies
Sushant Setia University of Strathclyde | Citizenship, Culture and Ethics
Nicola Torch University of Stirling | EDI Committee
Hannah Trifunovic University of Edinburgh | Literature
Marlene Zijlstra University of the West of Scotland | Creative Economies
Executive Committee
Perpetual Brade University of the West of Scotland
Discipline+ Catalysts
Abdulrahman Alsayed University of St Andrews | Linguistics
Gavin Brewis Glasgow Caledonian University |
Kathryn Bruce University of St Andrews | History
Miron Clay-Gilmore University of Edinburgh | Philosophy
Sandra De Rycker University of Edinburgh | Cultural and Museum Studies
Samuel Nwokoro University of Edinburgh | Theology, Divinity and Religious Studies
Sara Parisi University of Strathclyde | Modern Languages
Katie Potapoff University of Dundee | Creative Arts and Design
Sarah Prince University of St Andrews | Archaeology & Classics
Hannah Trifunovic University of Edinburgh | Literature
Knowledge Exchange Hubs
Holly Richards University of Edinburgh | Heritage
Katja Martin University of Edinburgh | Creative Economies
Martina Saric University of Glasgow | Creative Economies
Marlene Zijlstra University of the West of Scotland | Creative Economies
Marco Ruggieri University of Edinburgh | Citizenship, Culture and Ethics
Sushant Setia University of Strathclyde | Citizenship, Culture and Ethics
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI)
Nat Paterson University of Glasgow
Nicola Torch University of Stirling
Neil Roy University of Stirling
