FCH staff and subject coordinators

Dr Damien Gaucher	Interim Director	[email protected]
Dr Jo Esra	Deputy Director (Streatham/St Luke's)	[email protected]
Dr Jeremy DeWaal	Deputy Director (Penryn)	[email protected]
Queens Info Point	Administrator (Streatham/St Luke's)	[email protected]

Dr Jeremy DeWaal is the FCH Deputy Director for Penryn and can help with questions and advice about all FCH subjects.

Accounting	Dr Chen Lim	[email protected]	Streatham Court 1.04
Ancient History	Prof Sharon Marshall	[email protected]	Amory 373
Anthropology	Edward Skidelsky	[email protected]	Amory 348
Arabic	Prof Siam Bhayro	[email protected]	Institute of Arab & Islamic Studies
Archaeology	Dr Matthew Rendle	[email protected]	Amory 123
Art History & Visual Culture	Dr Meredith Hale	[email protected]	Old Library 107
Biochemistry	Dr Sally Rogers	[email protected]	Living Systems Institute
Biological Sciences	Dr Sally Rogers	[email protected]	Living Systems Institute
British Sign Language	Prof Sonia Cunico	[email protected]	Queen's Building, FLC Resource Room
Chemistry	Dr Sally Rogers	[email protected]	Living Systems Institute
Chinese (Mandarin)	Samir Zarqane	[email protected]	Queen's 114
Classical Studies	Prof Sharon Marshall	[email protected]	Amory 373
Classics	Prof Sharon Marshall	[email protected]	Amory 373
Communications	Prof Neil Ewen	[email protected]	Office 1, White House, Thornlea
Computer Science	Dr David Wakeling	[email protected]	Innovation Centre Phase 1 0
Criminology	Dr Edward Skidelsky	[email protected]	Amory 348
Drama	Dr Bryan Brown	[email protected]	Alexander Building, F8
Economics	Dr Giancarlo Ianulardo	[email protected]	Streatham Court 0.75
English	Dr Joseph Crawford	[email protected]	Queen's Building
Exercise and Sports Science	Matthew Campbell	[email protected]	St. Luke's, Richard's 109
Film & Television Studies	Dr Benedict Morrison	[email protected]	Queen's 110
French	Samir Zarqane	[email protected]	Queen's 114
Geography	Helena Hastie	[email protected]
German	Samir Zarqane	[email protected]	Queen's 114
Greek (Ancient)	Dr Sharon Marshall	[email protected]	Amory 373
History	Dr Matthew Rendle	[email protected]	Amory 123
International Relations	Dr Martin Moorby	[email protected]	Amory 232A
Italian	Samir Zarqane	[email protected]	Queen's 114
Japanese	Prof Sonia Cunico	[email protected]	Queen's 223
Latin	Prof Sharon Marshall	[email protected]	Amory 373
Management	Dr Levke Henningsen	[email protected]	1.65A Streatham Court
Mathematics	Prof Nigel Byott	[email protected]
Medical Sciences	Dr Hannah Welters	[email protected]	Medical School Building G01
Mediterranean Studies	Prof Sharon Marshall	[email protected]	Amory 373
Middle Eastern Studies	Prof Siam Bhayro	[email protected]	Institute of Arab & Islamic Studies
Philosophy	Edward Skidelsky	[email protected]	Amory 348
Politics	Dr Martin Moorby	[email protected]	Amory 232A
Portuguese	Samir Zarqane	[email protected]	Queen's 114
Religion	Prof Sharon Marshall	[email protected]	Amory Building, 373
Russian	Samir Zarqane	[email protected]	Queen's 114
Sociology	Edward Skidelsky	[email protected]	Amory 348
Spanish	Samir Zarqane	[email protected]	Queen's 114
Sustainability	Helena Hastie	[email protected]
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)	Emma Sweeney	[email protected]	INTO
Theology	Prof Sharon Marshall	[email protected]	Amory 373
Work Placement	Prof Marion Gibson	[email protected]	Queen's Building and Peter Lanyon Building
Study Abroad	Prof Marion Gibson	[email protected]	Queen's Building and Peter Lanyon Building

Every FCH student has at least one personal tutor - you may have a tutor in one or both of your main subjects, it depends on the subjects you take.

Personal Tutors (some departments call them Academic Tutors) are there to support your academic development and progress, and as the first port of call for pastoral guidance.

Personal tutors are usually FCH subject co-ordinators, so they can help with both academic aspects of your studies and personal issues. 

They help with your development and getting the most out of your time at university. This is often referred to as personal development planning (PDP) - and the University offers many resources for this.

We try to make sure you have the same tutor throughout your time at the university, so that a good relationship can be built up and tutors can write a meaningful reference for you when you are applying for things after university.

Click here for further information on Personal Tutors.

There are also a very large range of Student Support services on campus should you ever feel you need extra support in your social life or studies.