About Lee
Based in Northwich, Lee Parker is a designer whose work blends illustration, satire, and social commentary. Drawing on comic book and manga influences, he creates bold, character led projects that use humour to explore serious themes and question the absurdities of modern culture.
About John
John Patterson is a UK based designer from Sedbergh, Cumbria, whose work explores branding, packaging, and visual identity across both digital and print. His projects reflect a strong attention to detail and materiality, combining structured design principles with textured, analogue influences drawn from his surroundings.
About Christiana
Cristiana Salgueiro is a Portugal born designer currently based in Lincolnshire, UK, whose work explores the intersection of design, ethics, and emerging technology. Her practice focuses on using design as a way to question systems and spark conversation, as seen in her project "PAUSE", a speculative wearable that challenges how AI interacts with personal privacy.
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Currently employed as a Lecturer in the School of Criminal Justice at Arden University, I am responsible for delivering modules across Sociology and Criminology undergraduate degree programmes through distance learning and blended learning delivery modes. I am Module leader for several core modules taken by students on campus and online. Additionally I have served in a line management capacity overseeing Associate Lecturers based at the Birmingham study centre. I am an experienced lecturer of Social Science, teaching this from GSCE to degree.
Mina joined Arden in May 2024 as an Assistant Lecturer in Criminology for the London campuses. She previously completed her BA in Criminology at the University of Westminster and then her MSc in Criminology, Gender and Sexualities at the University of Greenwich, specialising in feminist criminology. Mina's main academic interests are feminist criminology, media studies, abolitionism and anti-carceral feminism, state crimes and social movements.
Dr Ioannis Dimitrakopoulos is a criminologist and lecturer with expertise in victimology, cybercrime / cybervictimisation, sexual and domestic abuse, and social behaviourism. He currently teaches at Arden University and has previously taught at the University of Hertfordshire and the University of East London. His research focuses on social harm, microaggressions, and prejudice in digital environments, particularly on dating platforms. Ioannis also works with RedKite Support, providing assistance to survivors of sexual and domestic abuse.
Hannah began working at Arden University in 2023, starting as an Associate Lecturer and progressing to her current role as Distance Learning Lecturer. Hannah comes from an academic background, having studied LLB Law and MA Criminology and Criminal Justice, and most recently completing her PhD in Law and Criminology. Hannah’s research focused upon England and Wales’ most retributory form of life imprisonment; whole life orders.