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Sarah Collins Dr Sarah Collins
Role Associate Professor in Animal Behaviour & Welfare Programme Leader: Animal Behaviour & Welfare Admissions Tutor School of Biomedical & Biological Sciences (EEB group) Qualifications & background 1984-1987: BSc (Psychology/Zoology jt Hons), 1988-1992: DPhil (Oxon) 1992-1995: Postdoc - University of Oxford, and later Institute of Zoology, London. 1995-1998: University of Leiden (EU postdoctoral position) 1998 - 2004: Lecturer in Animal Behaviour (University of Nottingham) 2001: Awarded Postgraduate Certificate of Academic Practice Staff serving as external examiners External Examining: Anglia Ruskin University University of Newcastle, School of Psychology
University of St Andrews, School of Psychology Research degrees awarded to supervised students Tabitha Luddem - (1999- 2003) PhD - University of Nottingham. Mate choice in cordon-bleu finches Deborah Benham - (2001 - 2005) PhD University of Nottingham. Tourism and Animal Welfare : Sea Otters in Monterey bay Ann Fitchett - (2002 - 2006 ) PhD University Of Nottingham. Dominance and stress in mice Grants & contracts 2011 Seale Hayne Educational Trust - £6500 2007 Royal Society - £1300 Conference fund 2002 BBSRC funded PhD studentship, £35,000– Stress and cognition in mice (co-applicant Dr Helen Cassaday) 2002 Research Committee, Life & Env. Sciences, University of Nottingham, £9000 for purchase of Observer Pro system from Nodlus. 2001 Leverhulme, £93,000 – Learning and immune trade off’s in mice (PI Prof. Barnard) 1999 Nuffield New Lecturers Fund, £4000 – Interspecific mate choice in estrildid finches 1999 Research Business Committee, Nottingham University, £6000 – funding for equipment for project on imprinting and speciation in estrildid finches 1995 Human Capital & Mobility Grant from European Commission - Two year Postdoctoral research grant at Leiden University (salary + research costs - 90,000 euros). |
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