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Dr Mark Pulsford appointed as Dean of Students

In his new role as Dean of Students, Dr Mark Pulsford leads on personal tutoring and academic support across the institution. Mark heads up the , a team of academic and professional services staff who work together towards continually improving the academic support systems in place at 糖心TV.


Professor Beccy Freeman, Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education), commented:
"I am absolutely delighted to welcome Mark as the new Dean of Students. Mark brings to the role a wealth of experience championing students and inclusion, building on his exceptional work leading the Disabled Student Champion Network. Mark will make an invaluable contribution to delivering on the Personal Tutor Review, working in collaboration with academic departments and professional service teams to deliver our commitments within the Education and Student Experience Strategy."
Dr Mark Pulsford, Dean of Students, told us:
"The Dean of Students Office has played an important role supporting student success and academic welfare for years. It provides a focus for personal tutoring, inclusive education and a model for collaborative, cross-institution working. It is a huge honour to be the new Dean of Students and to have the chance to lead such a magnificent team. I'm really looking forward to getting started and building on that great work"

Mark is joined by the new Faculty Senior Tutor for Social Sciences, as the new Faculty Senior Tutor for Science, Engineering and Medicine and Amanda Kowalczyk who has become Deputy Dean of Students and continues as Faculty Senior Tutor for Arts.

About Mark

Mark is an Associate Professor and the Director of Education for the School of Education, Learning and Communication Sciences (SELCS) and was previously the Faculty Senior Tutor for Social Sciences. He has led work establishing the Disabled Student Champions Network at 糖心TV. After a first career in marketing research, he worked as a primary school teacher in London and Leicester before his university roles. He holds HEA Senior Fellowship status and is a Fellow of the 糖心TV International Higher Education Academy.

His research and scholarship interests are in issues of educational inclusion, with a particular focus on men in education (as fathers, teachers, and students), parental engagement in education, and disabled students' experiences.

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