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Profiles Msc Criminology FACULTY OF LAW MSC CRIMINOLOGY PROFILES CLASS OF 2017/18 VICTOR CHATELAIS FRANCE [email protected] PARALEGAL, CLYDE & CO, UK MSc Criminology Profile St Cross College Assisting the Energy and Natural Resources Department C French on documents disclosure EDUCATION INTERN, SUBSEA7, UK UNIVERSITY OF RENNES I, FRANCE, LLM EUROPEAN Class of 2017/18 Assisting the Compliance Department on document LAW (06/2017) review UNIVERSITY OF EXETER, ENGLAND, LLB ENGLISH AND CAREER ASPIRATIONS FRENCH LAW (06/2017) Criminal law INTRODUCTION ABOUT THE PROGRAMME Graduated magna cum laude ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Currently enrolled on a distance learning Bachelor in Oxford Criminology I would like to extend a warm welcome to our MSc Criminology INTERN, NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT, FRANCE Philosophy from Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense - Paris X, due to be completed in 2019 is dedicated and Criminal Justice students for 2017/18. Our programme Assisting the Commodities Department on legal to delivering has an outstanding international reputation and equips students translation, document review, and legal research an innovative with an advanced understanding of crime and criminal justice. programme of Our students take courses in criminological theory and the criminological study of criminal justice, receive training in research design teaching and and methodology, and have the opportunity to take optional REBECCA CONCANNON UK research. Staff courses in a wide range of subject areas, including policing, [email protected] RELEVANT EXPERIENCE members are also sentencing, prisons, the sociology of punishment, crime and the Worcester College PRIVATE TUTOR, UK committed to public engagement. I am family, human rights, race and gender, youth justice, risk and security, and migration EDUCATION delighted to welcome our new class of and citizenship. We welcome our new students to this stimulating and demanding Voluntary tutoring in GCSE Maths, A-Level Sociology, and UNIVERSITY OF SURREY, UK, BSC CRIMINOLOGY AND A-Level Psychology MSc students to join our community. programme, and to our vibrant and collegial research community – and look forward SOCIOLOGY (06/2017) They come from around the world and to the year ahead. CAREER ASPIRATIONS Graduated with first-class honours a variety of professional and disciplinary Policy advisory; advocacy backgrounds; united by their passion UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK, USA, BSC for criminal justice and their academic CRIMINOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY (05/2016) achievements. Exchange year; 3.9 GPA Rachel Condry, Director of Graduate Studies SANDRO DONATI ITALY Mary Bosworth, [email protected] STAFF ATTORNEY, SIDLEY AUSTIN LLP, BELGIUM Director, Centre for Criminology Oriel College Conducting a multi-jurisdictional internal investigation into D Italian, French, Spanish allegations of corrupt payments under the Foreign Corrupt EDUCATION Practices Act (FCPA) and other anti-bribery laws EXTERNAL ADVISORY BOARD 2017/18 UNIVERSITY OF FLORENCE, ITALY, LLM (12/2008) CAREER ASPIRATIONS Law enforcement; criminal investigation; rule of law; The Advisory Board consists of a group of eminent persons chosen for their Graduated with honours CLASS SIZE international criminal law; public international law; human academic or professional expertise who can give guidance on the general direction 31 UNIVERSITY OF FLORENCE, ITALY, LLB (12/2006) rights of the Centre and provide a link between the Centre, the wider academic world, and criminal justice agencies. The Board currently comprises: RELEVANT EXPERIENCE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Admitted to the Bar in Italy, 2013; training on election BOARD OF INQUIRY OFFICER, MONUSCO, DEMOCRATIC Professor Katja Franko Aas, Department of Criminology and Sociology of Law, observations at Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, 2013; REPUBLIC OF CONGO AVERAGE AGE University of Oslo completed a summer school entitled ‘Une histoire politique Conducting investigations into serious crimes, hostile 26 Hindpal Bhui, HM Inspectorate of Prisons de l’Europe au XX siècle’ at Sciences Po, Paris actions, kidnapping, and cases of fraud and corruption Professor Adam Crawford, School of Law, University of Leeds Lady Edwina Grosvenor, Prison Philanthropist LEGAL OFFICER, MONUSCO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF Professor Alison Liebling, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge CONGO AGE Lord Ken Macdonald QC, Warden, Wadham College Handling a range of mission-related legal issues involving RANGE21-45 Professor Kieran McEvoy, Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Queen’s public international law, international criminal law, and University Belfast human rights Professor Eugene McLaughlin, University of Southampton Professor Stephan Parmentier, Institute of Criminology, Catholic University Leuven, NATIONALITIES Belgium 10 Chief Constable Francis Habgood, Thames Valley Police Sara Thornton, National Police Chiefs’ Council Disclaimer: This profile book has been compiled from the submissions of the individuals represented in the book, who are solely responsible for the accuracy of the information they have provided. While this information is believed to be accurate, it is made available without any responsibility on the part of the University of Oxford, which makes no representations about its veracity. 2 MSC CRIMINOLOGY CLASS OF 2017/18 WWW.LAW.OX.AC.UK/CRIMINOLOGY 3 BHAVYA DUTT SINGAPORE CHARLOTTE JERRAM UK [email protected] HR INTERN, BERNHARD SCHULTE SHIPMANAGEMENT, [email protected] SOCIAL SECURITY TRIBUNAL ADVOCATE, NORFOLK St Cross College SINGAPORE New College COMMUNITY LAW SERVICE, UK Hindi, German Working closely with HR director; assisting with J EDUCATION MINI-PUPIL, OUTER TEMPLE CHAMBERS, UK recruitment, data analysis, and research EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA, UK, LLB WITH EUROPEAN CAREER ASPIRATIONS UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK, UK, BSC PSYCHOLOGY CAREER ASPIRATIONS LEGAL SYSTEMS (07/2017) Barrister; judge (07/2017) Criminal law; human rights advocacy; criminal profiling; Awarded Ede & Ravenscroft Prize for Excellence, the Graduated with first-class honours security analysis Hodgson Martin Prize for European Law, and the Jeremy RESEARCH INTERESTS McMullen Scholarship; Pegasus Scholar of the Inner Mental health law RELEVANT EXPERIENCE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Temple Taught English abroad in China for two months; ADDITIONAL INFORMATION INTERN PSYCHOLOGIST, NHS, UK AARHUS UNIVERSITY, DENMARK, LLB (06/2016) volunteered in research with Reprieve UK to assist lawyers Member of the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple Shadowing therapists and nurses in their administration of helping those falsely convicted; social secretary for a Erasmus year exchange; placed in top 1% of class with an medicine to mentally ill patients; conducting home visits; travel society and operations director for an environmental average of 11.6/12 performing data collection and analysis society at University of Warwick RELEVANT EXPERIENCE VOLUNTEER CALLER, NIGHTLINE, UK POLICE CONTACT TELEPHONE OPERATOR, THAMES University-run night listening service from 9pm-9am; VALLEY POLICE, UK attending to phone calls, instant messages, and face to face visits with students suffering from problems (mental Answering 999 calls directed to the police or otherwise) and in need of an anonymous friend to talk to KATHRYN KAELIN USA LUCY HARRY UK [email protected] RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Worcester College LEGAL INTERN, LAWYERS WITHOUT BORDERS, USA [email protected] INTERN, ABORIGINAL RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT K EDUCATION New College SERVICES, AUSTRALIA INTERN, CARR CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS POLICY, YALE UNIVERSITY, USA, BA ENGLISH (09/2016) H EDUCATION Assisting with production of a legal dictionary in the HARVARD KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT, USA indigenous Yolngu Matha language to assist aboriginal Graduated with distinction UNIVERSITY OF ST ANDREWS, UK, MA (HONS) SOCIAL CAREER ASPIRATIONS people in court ANTHROPOLOGY (06/2017) Criminal Law, with a focus on women’s rights Graduated with first-class honours; Social Anthropology INTERN, PEOPLE AGAINST SUFFERING, OPPRESSION Honours Degree Prize (for best final year student); Dean’s AND POVERTY, SOUTH AFRICA List for Academic Excellence 2015-17 Assisting asylum seekers appeal the rejection of their asylum seeker claims; leading workshops at centres for FLORENCE LEE HONG KONG RELEVANT EXPERIENCE abused women and juvenile offenders; preparing rape and [email protected] RELEVANT EXPERIENCE INTERN, CENTER FOR DEATH PENALTY LITIGATION, USA assault cases Worcester College INTERN, SLAUGHTER AND MAY, HONG KONG Assisting capital defenders and post-conviction attorneys CAREER ASPIRATIONS L Cantonese, Mandarin in Durham, North Carolina; visiting a death row client; CAREER ASPIRATIONS Criminal law; research EDUCATION reviewing archived files to explore possible avenues of Criminal law research; academia appeal in historic cases; gathering hearing exhibits for UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, UK, BA (HONS) LAW RESEARCH INTERESTS appeals under North Carolina’s Racial Justice Act 2009 (06/2017) RESEARCH INTERESTS Capital punishment; wrongful convictions Graduated with double first-class honours; awarded the Desistance; the interplay between geography and law Fitzwilliam College Law Scholarship ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Taught abroad in China for six months HOLLY HEMMING AUSTRALIA [email protected] MINI-PUPIL, ROPEWALK CHAMBERS, UK Pembroke College INTERN, FREETHS, UK EDUCATION TANONGSAK MAHAKUSOL THAILAND UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE, BA LAW
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