Alexandra Kent

I research help-seeking interactions using conversation analysis and discursive psychology. Currently studying 999/101 Police calls and Breastfeeding support.

[Alexandra Kent @DrAlexandraKent]

Our poster is up @JoMeredith82 and @KirstyBudds. Online Discourses of Public Breastfeeding #bfconf

[Alexandra Kent @DrAlexandraKent]

Really pleased to be at the Unicef Baby Friendly Initiative conference in Glasgow this week #bficonf. Looking forward to meeting lots of interesting people and listening to some fab talks.

[Alexandra Kent @DrAlexandraKent]

@lisac0pe @AndyMal0ne Really looking forward to the next step with you.

[Alexandra Kent @DrAlexandraKent]

Great to visit @StaffsEBP today for a CPD event. Thanks for inviting me

[Keele Psychology @KeelePsychology]

We are looking for a Sessional Lecturer to deliver 30 hours of qualitative methods teaching to 2nd year UG students during semester 1 this academic year.There will be additional marking associated with the role.
For more info/to express an interest contact [email protected]

[Keele Psychology @KeelePsychology]

We are hiring a Senior Lecturer in Developmental Psychology. We are a School dedicated to research and teaching excellence and are looking for an ambitious individual to join our team!

Application closing date: 25th August

For more information:
https://t.co/SbW0redxil

[Keele Psychology @KeelePsychology]

Fantastic to see @DrAlexandraKent’s research and reccomendations on emergency telephone calls used as part of a valuable training session for Staffs Police.

[Alexandra Kent @DrAlexandraKent]

How do we support mothers who seek help with feeding their baby? Research questions made out of play doh. What would yours be?

[Alexandra Kent @DrAlexandraKent]

I'm at a public engagement workshop today. We had to create an image to characterise our research. How's this image for my work on how we use language to support breastfeeding mothers.

[Alexandra Kent @DrAlexandraKent]

Having a fab intro to lactation consulting and breastfeeding research at #LCGB2019 with Clare Watson IBCLC

[Prof Julie Hulme @JulieH_Psyc]

We’re hiring! Opportunity for TWO developmental #psychology lecturers to join us @KeelePsychology: https://t.co/FlT1YCl4yn

[Keele Comms & Brand @KeeleCommsBrand]

Dr Alexandra Kent (@allie_rara) from @KeelePsychology was featured on @BBCRadioStoke yesterday evening speaking about her work in the field of emergency service calls - listen here from 2:23:30
https://t.co/RtQR2PNWJe

[Prof Julie Hulme @JulieH_Psyc]

Looking forward to seeing our #MakingADifference #Psychology case study in print - and the rest of the book! @R_Stanyard @allie_rara & Yvonne Skipper @KeelePsychology @KeeleCYP

https://t.co/S1IHKmf3Xv

[Prof Julie Hulme @JulieH_Psyc]

Great to see @allie_rara’s work featured on Radio Stoke today - if you have an emergency and can’t speak, press 55 after your call is answered to let the handler know it’s a real call #SilentSolution

[Alexandra Kent @DrAlexandraKent]

I did my first media appearance day. Great to be talking about best practice when calling 999

[Keele Comms & Brand @KeeleCommsBrand]

Dr Alexandra Kent from @KeelePsychology spoke to @BBCRadioStoke earlier today about her work in the field of 999 and 101 calls, as well as the #SilentSolution system

[Keele Psychology @KeelePsychology]

Meet the team! @allie_rara uses conversation analysis to investigate how we ask for help when we call the police! https://t.co/rIzgnyR2ux

[Kay El-Wakai @KayElwakai]

An eye opening presentation by @alexahepburn & Alexandra Kent on wondering and hoping during request sequences #IPrA2017

[International Society for Conversation Analysis @ISCAupdates]

.@allie_rara @alexahepburn on wondering and hoping in requests to emergency services #IPra2017

[Bogdana Huma @BogdanaHuma]

Wondering vs. hoping in first fomulations of request for help in police & helpline calls @allie_rara @alexahepburn #IPrA2017 #EMCA