Author Asset Listing
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Chapman, Don
Don Chapman has been an avid Playhouse-goer since his teens.
From 1959–94 he was the Oxford Mail theatre critic. His history draws on the research for which the University of Leicester awarded him his doctorate in 2006.
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Christianson, Bruce
Bruce Christianson is Professor of Informatics at the University of Hertfordshire, where he has taught since 1987
Born in New Zealand, he is a Fellow of the New Zealand Mathematical Society and a foundation Fellow of the Burgon Society, which promotes the study of academic dress.
He has published a number of learned articles on obscure aspects of academic dress and was a member of the committee that designed the scheme of academic dress for the University of Hertfordshire.
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Clark, Colin
Colin Clark is Professor of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of the West of Scotland and has conducted fieldwork with New Travellers, Scottish Travellers and English Romanichals and written widely on their place in society.
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Cordle, Celia
Celia Cordle studied English Local History at the University of Leicester and was awarded her PhD in 2006.
Her doctoral thesis won Kent Archaeological Society's inaugural Hasted Prize in 2007.
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Coutts, Nicky
Dr Nicky Coutts is a tutor on the Print programme at the Royal College of Art.
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Cox, Neil
Neil Cox is Professor of Modern Art at the University of Edinburgh.
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Crann, Diane
Diane Crann is a mathematics graduate with more than 10 years’ experience in organising mathematics-related activities for people of all ages, including the Royal Institution Mathematics Masterclass Series.
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Croot, Patricia
Patricia Croot is a Senior Research Fellow of the IHR with a PhD from Leeds University. She has also worked for the Victoria County History of Middlesex, as both County and Consultant Editor.
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Cullen, Paul
Paul Cullen is a Research Associate in the Department of English, Linguistics and Communication at the University of the West of England, working on the project Family Names of the United Kingdom.
He is also editor of the English Place-Name Society's Survey of Kent and an Honorary Visiting Fellow in the Institute for Name-Studies at the University of Nottingham.