Our Fellows
Through the EAUC Fellowship launched in 2017, we recognise that our members are at the heart of the organisation and their expertise is highly valued within the sector.
The purpose of the EAUC Fellowship is to acknowledge and reward exceptional member volunteers and create a more productive and powerful partnership between EAUC members, Board and staff. Through the Award we hope to encourage more members to volunteer their time, skills and experience, enabling the EAUC to realise its strategic ambition to build a stronger community and expand its reach into new areas. For this reason, we are also creating an important mechanism to record, recognise and value the voluntary community effort of all active members.
Process and Development
EAUC Fellows have a track record of voluntarily aligning their work to the EAUC strategy and advancing sector-wide sustainability. This manifests itself in many varying ways including running Communities of Practice or Regional Groups for other members, leading on EAUC consultation responses, representing us formally at sector events or meetings etc.
If you would like to contribute to the EAUC community and start your journey to become a Fellow contact us.
Honorary Fellows
We also recognise those that have made a significant contribution to the education sector. These might be via specific projects where considerable input was made and we would like to thank and recognise this. Honorary Fellows are for a 2 year period.
The Fellows Programme forms part of our strategy. It sits under Strategic Goal 5: Stronger Community which aims to improve member engagement and recognition. Under this Goal, we aim to bring about remarkable positive change and transformation by fostering a strong and cohesive community.
Adam Tewkesbury
Associate Director, Environment and Sustainability - University of Southampton
Alyssa Gilbert - Honorary Fellow
Director of Policy & Translation - Imperial College London
Andy Nolan
Development and Sustainability Director - University of Nottingham
Betsy King - Honorary Fellow
Development Manager - Learning for Sustainability Scotland
Carole Parkes
Emeritus Professor of Responsible Management and Leadership - University of Winchester
Chris Willmore
Emeritus Professor of Sustainability and Law - University of Bristol
Dave Gorman
Director of Social Responsibility and Sustainability - University of Edinburgh
Professor Dave Reay
Chair in Carbon Management & Education, School of Geosciences - University of Edinburgh
Elizabeth Vander Meer - Honorary Fellow
Research and Policy Manager - The University of Edinburgh
Dr Georgina Gough - Honorary Fellow
Associate Professor -Education for Sustainable Development - UWE
Harriet Waters
Head of Environmental Sustainability - University of Oxford
Jamie Pearson
Environmental Sustainability Manager - Edinburgh Napier University
Jim Longhurst
Assistant VC for Environment and Sustainability - University of the West of England
Jane Mork - Honorary Fellow
Senior Research Assistant - Manchester Metropolitan University
Professor Joy Carter - Life Honorary Fellow
University of Winchester & Former VC of University of Winchester & Former Climate Commissioner
Katie Major–Smith - Student Honorary Fellow
PhD Candidate - Plymouth Marjon University
Mark Webster - Honorary Fellow
Head of Business Resilience - University of the West of England
Neil Allen - Honorary Fellow
University Business Risk Manager - University of Hertfordshire
Petra Molthan-Hill
Professor of Sustainability Management and ESD - Nottingham Trent University
Dr Rachel Dunk - Honorary Fellow
Principal Lecturer - Manchester Metropolitan University
Rica Bieke - Honorary Fellow
Head of Responsible Procurement - APUC
Rosemary Horry - Honorary Fellow
Senior Lecturer in Environmental Management - University of Derby
Shona Smith - Honorary Fellow
Research & Innovation Development Manager - University of Leeds
Shona Nairn-Smith - Honorary Fellow
Head of Operations and Resilience - Bournemouth University
Trudy Cunningham
Environment and Sustainability Manager - University of Dundee
Victoria Hands
The Open University
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