Dr Dom Henri
| Post Nominals | SFHEA |
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| Biography | Dr Henri is a behavioural ecologist and entomologist, specialising in population dynamics. His ecological research focuses on the impact of environmental change, such as urbanisation and intensive agriculture, on animal behaviour, community-composition and ecosystem-stability. Dr Henri is also a published pedagogical researcher, studying the development of student autonomy and self-esteem in preparation for employment. |
| Teaching and Learning | I have won local and national awards for my teaching and science communication in a range of areas in conservation and ecology. I currently lead the final year module titled Practical Conservation, a specialist module that uses our extensive network of conservation contacts to prepare students for a career in the UK conservation and/or ecology sectors. I further contribute to teaching on ecology, animal behaviour, and conservation at all levels of study (from Foundation to MSc). In addition to my teaching responsibilities, I am the Director of Studies for the Department of Biological and Marine Sciences. In this role, I have overarching responsibility for student attainment, satisfaction, retention, and graduate outcomes across all of our departmental programmes. |