Associate Professor in Modern Spanish Literature and Culture
University Department:
Department of Spanish & Portuguese, Faculty of Modern & Medieval Languages
Research Interests:
Nineteenth-century novel from Spain; Realism and Naturalism; Spanish cinema; Protest movements and public assembly in modern Spain; Cultural production from the Great Recession of 2008 to the present
Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics, Italian
Research Interests:
Language teaching methodology, language teaching material, the interaction of language and culture with focus on the transnational perspective, translation studies.
Tutor for Graduate Students, Dickinson Fellow in History, Director of Studies in History
University Position:
Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of History
University Department:
History
Research Interests:
British political, constitutional and legal history in the early modern period, especially in the seventeenth century. Current major interests include the history of Parliament, the nature of monarchy and Royalism, and the career of Oliver Cromwell.
Associate Professor in Classics (Philology and Linguistics), University Orator.
University Department:
Classics
Research Interests:
Historical linguistics, especially the history of the Greek language, dialectology and sociolinguistics, and Mycenaean language and epigraphy, development of computer-assisted technologies for classical language learning
Associate Professor in Heritage and the Politics of the Past and Director, Cambridge Heritage Research Centre
University Department:
Department of Archaeology
Research Interests:
Contemporary uses and understandings of cultural heritage especially in relation to societal violence and its long-term impacts, the nexus between cultural heritage and memory, and notions of risk and endangerment pertaining to culture and nature.
Kawashima Lecturer in Japanese Literature and Culture
University Department:
Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
Research Interests:
Modern and contemporary Japanese literature; Okinawan studies; writing by minorities in Japan; postcolonial studies; feminist criticism; translation theory
Selwyn College and Cambridge United Foundation (CUF) have agreed a new partnership between their two organisations to give students the opportunity to participate in Foundation community activities including volunteering and fundraising.
Selwyn has been running a busy programme of events through the autumn, at which students, staff, alumni and friends can engage with some of the big issues of the day. In addition to the packed audiences in the Quarry Whitehouse auditorium, events are streamed live and on-demand on YouTube.
Selwyn has made another major step towards greater sustainability across its site. The college has added around 70 solar photovoltaic panels to the existing installation on the roof of Cripps Court, increasing green power generation capacity by 50% and meeting around one third of the annual electricity usage of the building.