Department Harassment Officers
Department Harassment Officers
The University condemns harassment as an unacceptable form of behaviour. If you are a member of staff or student who is being harassed or bullied, support is available and you can:
- Go to the University’s advice on harassment website
- Contact the University’s confidential harassment line via harassment.line@admin.ox.ac.uk or phone (01865 270760) and ask for a referral to someone outside the department
- Talk to the Student Advice Service via advice@ousu.org or phone (01865 288466)
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Talk to one of the Wellbeing and Harassment Advisors — they’re here to support everyone in the department and help with difficult experiences, bullying or harassment. The full list is below.
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Erdem Pulcu Interested in: race equality, mental well-being and early careers |
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Michael Colwell Interested in: student and early career researcher welfare, particularly peer support and promoting healthy work-life balance |
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Louise Dalton Interested in: all aspects of welfare and harassment |
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Andrea Reinecke Interested in: race/nationality equality, gender equality and balancing career/family |
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Priyanka Panchal Interested in: supporting welfare and equality and diversity issues, encompassing peer support, early career researchers, race, disability, and improving access to Oxbridge/graduate study |
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Marieke Martens Interested in: all welfare issues, specifically the well-being of students and early career researchers |
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Rebecca Murphy Interested in: all welfare issues |
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Sarah Bauermeister Interested in: supporting early career researchers and women in science climbing the academic career ladder |
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Shona Waters Interested in supporting mental well-being, gender equality, and particularly in early career researchers. |
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Louisa Brossler Interested in: all welfare issues |
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Gemma Butler Interested in: staff well-being, supporting women into science, and workforce diversity within the scientific profession |
