People
Joanna Rucklidge is a Senior Lecturer in Visual
Communication at Sheffield Institute of Arts. She has worked in art & design
education for over 20 years, consistently interested by how pedagogical
experiences relate to environmental awareness. She studied BA Graphic Design at
Glasgow School of Art and an MA in Visual Communication at the Royal College of
Art. She also continues to work as an artist and designer tackling issues
around waste, re-use and the value of resources.
j.rucklidge@shu.ac.uk
j.rucklidge@shu.ac.uk
Dr Elizabeth Freeman is Associate Course Leader in the
Department of Psychology, Sociology & Politics at Sheffield Hallam University.
She completed her BSc at the University of Stirling in 2008 and her PhD in 2013
at the University of Leeds. She is a community-environmental psychologist,
passionate about understanding human-nature interrelationships and exploring
how natural environment experiences might benefit people and engender more
positive environmental attitudes.
e.freeman@shu.ac.uk
e.freeman@shu.ac.uk
THANKS
We would like to express our gratitude to all the students and staff at Sheffield Hallam University who have contributed to the project over the years. Thank you to all the students who have taken part in the project, and those who have given their time to be interviewed and produce artwork. We would also like to thank the module leaders from the visual communication course who accommodated & supported the project, Lee Ford, Frazer Hudson and Jo Lee. We would like to thank the gallery support staff and technicians Tim Machin, Will Carr, Anna Wiggins and Andy Buckley.
We would like to express our gratitude to all the students and staff at Sheffield Hallam University who have contributed to the project over the years. Thank you to all the students who have taken part in the project, and those who have given their time to be interviewed and produce artwork. We would also like to thank the module leaders from the visual communication course who accommodated & supported the project, Lee Ford, Frazer Hudson and Jo Lee. We would like to thank the gallery support staff and technicians Tim Machin, Will Carr, Anna Wiggins and Andy Buckley.
A huge thanks go to our brilliant student designer Chloe Daly, and student psychology researcher Richard Stevens, and the support given by the Educational Research Fund at Sheffield Hallam to make their employment possible. We would also like to thank Sheffield Adventure Film Festival (ShAFF) and Food Works Sheffield for their support and generosity. Thank you to photographer and filmmaker Matte Black for the detailed documentation.