I am a lecturer in Cybercrime and in the process of completing my PhD here at the University of Portsmouth. I am a member of Centre for the Study of Missing Persons and the Cybercrime Awareness Clinic. I recieved by Bachelors of Science in Psychology from DePaul University (Chicago, Illinois) in 2011 where I focused on community psychology and substance misuse. I then completed my MSc in Criminology and Psychology from the University of Portsmouth where I analysed the importance of recovery capital in recovery using an Ego-Network approach. I am now in the process of completing my PhD here at the University of Portsmouth which is assessing the impact and effectiveness using social media based publicity appeals in the search for missing persons.

• Cyberpsychology 
• Social media 
• Social network analysis
• Trolling online and Cyberbullying 
• Missing people 
• Safeguarding online 
• Misiniformation

Module Coordination 

• Cyberspace, Subcultures and Online Deviance (Level 4)
• Cybercrime Clinic Life Module (Level 5) 

Seminar Tutor:

• Criminal Justice (Level 4)
• Psychology for Criminologists (Level 4)
• Cyberlaw Governance and Human Rights (Level 5)
• Researching Criminology (Level 4)
• Dissertation Supervision (Undergraduate)