Sally is a lecturer in the Master of Business Innovation and Leadership programme.
She previously worked at Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK, using design thinking as a research and innovation tool across projects in education, healthcare and the creative industries.
Her doctoral thesis and exhibition at the University of Newcastle, Australia, used speculative/critical design to explore whether expressing gratitude toward household appliances could promote sustainable consumer behaviour.
Sally has a continuing research interest in the way that consumer products frame social problems, leading to failed solutions and entrenched inequality.
She enjoys using non-academic pathways – such as videos, exhibitions and media interviews – to share the fascinating world of design research with a wider audience.
Sally’s interests include drawing, writing and discussing politics and philosophy. She is busy getting to know her new city of Auckland.
Sally is a lecturer in the Master of Business Innovation and Leadership programme.
She previously worked at Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK, using design thinking as a research and innovation tool across projects in education, healthcare and the creative industries.
Her doctoral thesis and exhibition at the University of Newcastle, Australia, used speculative/critical design to explore whether expressing gratitude toward household appliances could promote sustainable consumer behaviour.
Sally has a continuing research interest in the way that consumer products frame social problems, leading to failed solutions and entrenched inequality.
She enjoys using non-academic pathways – such as videos, exhibitions and media interviews – to share the fascinating world of design research with a wider audience.
Sally’s interests include drawing, writing and discussing politics and philosophy. She is busy getting to know her new city of Auckland.
You can access many of Sally’s publications through Google Scholar:
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=zMIylfwAAAAJ&hl=en
