Staff search

Carl is an artist and Senior Lecturer on BA (Hons) Fine Art. His practice-based PhD, From Hybridity to Synthesis: Positioning Painting in the Digital Age asks whether it is possible to synthesise material-based painting with photography and the digital.

Carley Foster is a Professor of Services Marketing and Head of the Centre for Business Improvement at the University of Derby. Her work is widely published, has been funded by several organisations and, as an applied researcher, she works with business to create impact.

Dr Carlos Aceves-Gonzalez is a Senior Lecturer in Ergonomics and Human Factors. His research and teaching are fundamentally motivated by helping students integrate the systems approach into their practice to improve systems performance and people's well-being. He also encourages international collaboration to enhance healthcare quality and patient safety.  

Carol is a lecturer in Psychology on the campus BSc Psychology programme. Dr Stalker is the Level 4 lead for the programme and also teaches across the undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Dr Stalker is an active researcher, currently researching acceptance approaches in patients with chronic kidney disease and compassionate approaches in higher education. 

Caroline teaches a range of undergraduate and postgraduate modules on our Psychology programmes. She supervises PhD students and is an active researcher. Caroline's research is focused on two broad areas and she leads on research concerning compassion in higher education and also works as part of a team that are interested in the links between nature and wellbeing.

As a lecturer in Journalism, Caroline Jones is responsible for teaching core and advanced aspects of reporting techniques and practices across a range of year groups and cohorts. Her primary area of focus is digital best-practice in relation to online journalism. 

Associate Professor Caroline Locke works as an artist and artistic researcher. Her research is attuned to natural ecologies. Finding ways to understand and respond to new geological age, she develops kinetic sculptures, large-scale immersive installations, and sound works. One focus of her research is on identifying the need for closer connection and greater understanding of nature.

Caroline is a Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing based at Kedleston Road. She has 25 years of clinical experience as a Registered Nurse working in both inpatient and community areas.