One of the best things about Emmanuel is the
beautiful grounds, and the College
swimming pool is fantastic
Fellows
Most Fellows are senior members of the College, with teaching, research and/or administrative responsibilities.
'Full' Fellows comprise those Fellows who are members of the Governing Body or those retired from the Governing Body. Admissions Tutors and Tutors, most Directors of Studies, and many Supervisors are drawn from among the Fellows of the College.
94 Fellows listed:
Dr John Sleath MA, PhD
Life Fellow
Dr Perla Sousi MA PhD (Cambridge)
Official Fellow
Dr Kate Spence MA, DipArch, PhD.
Official Fellow
Tutor; Director of Studies in Archaeology; Director of Studies in Human, Social, and Political Sciences
Senior Lecturer in Department of Archaeology and Anthropology
Dr Nigel Spivey MA, PhD
Official Fellow
Tutor
Senior Lecturer in Classical Art and Archaeology in the Faculty of Classics
Professor Mark Thomson BA (Oxon), DPhil (Oxon), PhD
Professorial Fellow
Professor of Experimental Particle Physics
Dr Rosy Thornton MA, PhD
Official Fellow
Tutor; Director of Studies in Law
University Lecturer in Law
Professor Brian Thrush MA, ScD, FRS, Member of the Academia Europaea
Life Fellow
Emeritus Professor of Physical Chemistry
Spotlights
Dr Lucia Ruprecht, Modern and Medieval Languages
Lucia Ruprecht describes her love of languages and the cultural identity they describe.
Dr Laura Moretti, Asian & Middle Eastern Studies
Early-modern Japan (1600-1867) witnessed the production of a vast amount of texts, both handwritten and commercially printed by means of woodblocks. These materials are the key to unlock a variety of disciplines when studying early-modern Japan, and yet they present multiple challenges.
Professor Catherine Pickstock, Theology, Religion and Philosophy of Religion
I came to study Philosophical Theology via a degree in English Literature, and in particular through a desire to understand better the relationship between literary form and metaphysical content in such texts as the fourteenth century poem, "Pearl", and Milton's "Paradise Lost".