Rate My Professor Lindsey McEwen

Professor Lindsey McEwen MA (Hons) PhD FRGS ARSGS FHEA NTF is Professor of Environmental Management within the School of Architecture and Environment at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Previously, she was Professor in Physical Geography and Director of the Pedagogic Research and Scholarship Institute at the University of Gloucestershire, leading developments in pedagogic research since 2007. As a geographer, she designs and delivers innovative interdisciplinary co-produced research in hazard settings, focusing on flood histories and archives, water risk management across the flood-drought continuum, integration of specialist and lay knowledge for local risk decision-making, water science communication and education, and community-based research and learning. She heads the Centre for Water, Communities and Resilience and has led major UK Research and Innovation-funded projects, including the ESRC Sustainable Flood Memories, NERC Drought Risk and You (DRY), ESRC CCC-CATAPULT, AHRC Voices in a Pandemic, ESRC CASCADE-NET, and ongoing ESRC Climate Collaboratorium and NERC FLOODTWIN. These initiatives involve multi-stakeholder partnerships at the intersections of natural and social sciences, arts, and humanities.