On this page, you will find informations about the conferences and talks I have given, but also the videos and podcasts I participated in.
Conferences
British Psychological Society (BPS) Cyberpsychology Section Annual Conference (2024)
I presented my findings from my first doctoral study in a full study presentation titled 'Levelling up: Investigating the construction of gamer identity for female gamers', which won the best oral presentation award. I also sat on the conference committee as Conference Ambassador co-ordinator.
Interactive Games Postgraduate Research Conference (2024)
I presented my findings from my first doctoral study in a presentation titled ' "I'm a gamer but I'm not that type of gamer": exploring the construction of gamer identity and the intersection with gender'.
British Psychological Society (BPS) Cyberpsychology Section Annual Conference (2023)
I presented a work-in-progress poster titled 'Investigating the salience of gamer identity across online gaming forums, via players identity expression in online language', which won the award for best poster presentation. I was a panel member for "The future of video games research - by those doing it now. A panel discussion by PhD video game researchers celebrating the growing area of Cyberpsychology" moderated by Chris Leech. I also sat on the conference committee as an early career researcher representative.
British Psychological Society (BPS) Cyberpsychology Section Annual Conference (2022)
I presented a work-in-progress presentation titled 'Gaming and Gender: Investigating the construction of gamer identity for female gamers', which won the award for the best work-in-progress presentation.
Intelligent Games and Game Intelligence (iGGi) Annual Conference (2022)
I presented a joint poster with fellow doctoral researcher Christopher Leech (he/him) titled 'Have we got research for EH(U), can you diG(Gi) it?'.
PSYPAG Annual Conference (2022)
I presented a work-in-progress poster titled 'Gender and Gaming: What can social psychology tell us about the construction of gamer identity for female gamers'.
Check out my posters below:
Outreach Events/Talks
University of Bradford, Research Seminar series: “Tell me who you are?”: Reflections, Challenges and Applications of Social Identity Mapping with participants in a qualitative interview study.
University of Bradford, Research Seminar series: Gaming and Gender, Investigating the construction of gamer identity and the intersecton with gender.
University of Bradford, Research Seminar series: Gaming and Gender, Investigating the construction of gamer identity and the intersecton with gender.
Edge Hill University, Cyberschool: The Psychology of Video Games.
Guest Lectures
2025
Guest lecturer at Edge Hill University, Department of Psychology, for PSY3131: Psychology and the Virtual World, Digital Game effects.
2024
Guest Lecturer at Edge Hill University, Department of History, Geography and Social Sciences, for SPY1126: Introduction to Child Development and Social Psychology, Social Identity.
