Equality and Diversity
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The Institute of Physics (IOP) has pioneered gender equality issues through its Juno Project
http://www.iop.org/policy/diversity/initiatives/juno/
The project's goal is to take action to address the under-representation of women in university physics and to encourage best practice for all. The Juno mission at Aberystwyth is led by Professor John Gough who chairs the Equality and Diversity/ Juno Committee.
Juno Project - Six Principles
Project Juno is underpinned by the following six principles
http://www.iop.org/policy/diversity/initiatives/juno/principles/page_42621.html :
- A robust organisational framework to deliver equality of opportunity and reward
- Appointment and selection processes and procedures that encourage men and women to apply for academic posts at all levels
- Departmental structures and systems which support and encourage the career progression and promotion of all staff and enable men and women to progress and continue in their careers
- Departmental organisation, structure, management arrangements and culture that are open, inclusive and transparent and encourage the participation of all staff
- Flexible approaches and provisions that enable individuals, at all career and life stages, to optimise their contribution to their department, institution and to Science, Engineering and Technology ( SET )
- An environment where professional conduct is embedded into departmental culture and behaviour.
The Department has Practitioner Status, which means that we have met principle 1 and are moving to implement all six principles.
Aberystwyth Juno Committee Members
Name | Role | E-Mail |
Rachel Cross |
Lecturer |
rac21 |
Andy Evans |
Head of Department |
dne |
Ruth Fowler |
Communications and Equality Officer |
ruf |
Maire Gorman |
Lecturer |
mng2 |
John Gough |
Lecturer |
jug |
Lyra Hawkins |
Undergraduate Representative |
|
Carys Huntly |
Staff |
ces18 |
Thomas Knight |
Lecturer |
tmk08 |
Dave Langstaff |
Lecturer |
dpl |
David Lewis |
Technician Staff |
dgl |
Giselle Morris |
PhD Student |
grm4 |
Eleri Pryse |
Lecturer |
sep |
Kerry Whittlesea |
PhD Student |
kew21 |