I have received a number of grants which allowed me to develop resources and engage in projects aimed at facilitating student learning and promoting equality and diversity in teaching. I now aim to use the experience I gained in applying for this funding in developing larger grant projects.

Funded projects:

Diversity Reading List in Philosophy
2018 Small Grant,
British Society of Aesthetics
Redevelopment of the Diversity Reading List website.
2017 Petrie Watson Grant (with Andrea Blomkvist),
University of Sheffield
Further expansion of the Diversity Reading List.
2015-18 Project Development Grant,
British Philosophical Association
Further development and management of the Diversity Reading List.
2015 Principal's Teaching Award Scheme,
University of Edinburgh
Further development of the metaphysics, epistemology and philosophy of science sections in the Diversity Reading List.
2015 Further Funding grant,
Society for Applied Philosophy
Development of the applied philosophy section of the Diversity Reading List.
2015 Strategic Funding Scheme Grant,
School of Philosophy, Religion and
History of Science
,
University of Leeds
Initial development of the ethics section in the Diversity Reading List, a resource for lecturers who would like to promote equality and diversity by including works of authors from under-represented groups in their teaching.
Seminars
2015-16,
2016-17
&
2017-18
Scottish Aesthetics Forum
Seminar series grants,
British Society for Aesthetics
Organisation and running of a seminar series aimed at popularising philosophical aesthetics in Scotland.
Other
2016 Resource Use mini-course for Undergraduate Philosophy Students

Read.Write.Cite grant
Institute for Academic Development, University of Edinburgh

Development of an on-line module introducing undergraduate students to independent research: finding sources through resource lists, the library catalogue, Google Scholar, journal repositories, online encyclopaedias, and by following reference lists; evaluating resources; knowing when to reference; reference formatting.
2015 What is art? An annotated reading list

Curriculum Diversification Grant
American Society for Aesthetics

Development of a detailed annotated reading list, complete with background reading, organized into modules covering central issues related to the problem of art classification, in a way which will promote diversity at the heart of mainstream aesthetics and philosophy of art.
2014 Effective Resource Use for Undergraduate Philosophy Students

Teaching Development Award Scheme
University of St Andrews

Development of an on-line module introducing undergraduate students to independent research: finding sources through the library catalogue, Google Scholar, and by following reference lists; evaluating resources; referencing and plagiarism.

Professional Development:

2018 Study grant,
Institute for Academic Development, University of Edinburgh
Grant covering the cost of taking the Introduction to Digital Learning Environments course.
2017
&
2018
Erasmus+ grants,
The European Commission
Visits to Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona and Universitat Politecnica Catalunya (2017), and Universidade de Sao Paulo (2018).