SHW colleagues recognised in "People make research" campaign

Published: 8 August 2023

A number of SHW colleagues have been nominated as part of a UofG campaign to acknowledge and thank those who contribute generously and creatively to the research environment

A number of SHW colleagues have been nominated as part of a UofG campaign to acknowledge and thank those who contribute generously and creatively to the research environment

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The UofG annual "People make research" project celebrates colleagues from across the university who contribute to creating a positive environment for research – and researchers – to thrive.

Researchers and research staff are asked to name the people who make a positive difference to them, under the themes of collaboration, creativity and careers.

A number of SHW colleagues were nominated in the 2023 round, as follows:

Collaboration

SHW colleagues recognised for making a difference by being truly collaborative were:

  • Gillian Bell (MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit)
  • Seonaid Cleare (Mental Health and Wellbeing)
  • Moya Clancy (Mental Health and Wellbeing)
  • Evi Germeni (Health Economics and Health Technology Assessment)
  • Crawford Neilson (MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit)
  • Carol Nicol (MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit)

Creativity

SHW colleagues recognised for making a positive difference by being inspiringly creative were:

  • Deborah Cairns (Mental Health and Wellbeing)
  • Suzy Syrett (Mental Health and Wellbeing)

Careers

Colleagues recognised for making a positive difference to career journeys were:

  • Katie Gallacher (General Practice and Primary Care)
  • Andrew Gumley (Mental Health and Wellbeing)
  • David McAllister (Public Health)
  • Kate O'Donnell (General Practice and Primary Care)
  • Heather Wardle (Social Scientists in Health)

We warmly congratulate all the nominees, and thank them for what they bring to our school and our culture. (If by any chance there is anyone missing from this list, please let us know as soon as you can, and we will put this right!) 

All who nominated a colleague are also thanked for taking the time and trouble to acknowledge the support, kindness and generosity of those they work beside. 

First published: 8 August 2023

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