Key details
Dr Rosemary Lobban
Lecturer in Psychology
Rosemary joined the University of Greenwich in February 2021 as a Lecturer in Psychology. She is also the Programme Leader for the MSc Psychology (Conversion).
Posts held previously:
- 2021: Lecturer in Psychology, University of Greenwich, UK
- 2020-2021:Teaching Fellow (Social Psychology), University of Surrey, UK
- 2016-2020:Post-Graduate Research Teaching Assistant (Psychology), University of Greenwich, UK
- 2015-2017:Associate Lecturer (Psychology), Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK
- 2015-2017: Integrated Support Tutor (Psychology), Cambridge Ruskin International College, UK
Responsibilities within the university
- Lecturer in Psychology
- Programme Leader for the MSc Psychology (Conversion)
Recognition
- Honorary Secretary of the British Psychological Society Psychology of Women and Equalities Section
- Editorial board member for Psychology and Sexuality journal
- Reviewer for Journal of Gender Studies and Psychology of Women and Equalities Review
Research / Scholarly interests
Rosemary’s research to date has mainly concerned prejudice and discrimination, particularly regarding gender, sexualities, and their interrelation - as well as the intersection of other social categories – from a critical social psychological perspective. Her most recent work has focussed on what ‘everyday’ (hetero)sexism looks like in practice; how it becomes relevant and is managed in interactions; and to what effects, for instance in terms of identity, conflict/resolution and the (re)production of inequalities. She has also recently published work on the support of seemingly non-egalitarian political ideologies amongst women and sexual minorities, drawing upon various social psychological perspectives.