Emma is an experienced lecturer and industry trainer who has held several management roles within the insitution. Most recently she was responsible for postgraduate taught courses across the five departments within the University. She has also held responsibility for the PhD Personal Development Programme for research.
Her teaching has included; small business start-up, leadership and change, project management, environmental and social responsibility. Emma was awarded an Excellence Award 2008 for innovation in teaching practice.
Emma has received three Aspire Development Fellowships, including one for the development of online provision of Leadership and Professional Development and recently received an award to review adoption of enterprise education pedagogies.
Emma is currently undertaking a Doctorate in Business Administration at the University of Bath. The research focusses on the drivers and barriers to the adoption of real-world pedagogies.
Academic Department: Food, Land and Agribusiness Management
Tel: +44 (0)1952 815452
Fax: +44 (0)1952 814783
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Prior to joining Harper Adams, Emma worked in both the NGO and public sectors in regional management and project management roles. In addition, she has worked overseas as an organisational development adviser.
During her time as the Postgraduate Programme Manager, Emma has overseen a review of a review of postgraduate provision and facilities development.
Practitioner consultancy includes:
March/April 2008 Organisational Development Adviser, Tokaut Aids, Papua New Guinea
Short term consultancy researching and advising on the development of a new indigenous NGO aimed at increasing awareness of HIV/Aids using theatre for development within remote rural regions of PNG.
March/April 2006 Monitoring and Evaluation Consultant, Tanzania
Short term volunteer consultancy working with the Northern District Authority of Zanzibar, during which I assisted District staff and community based groups to review current planning, monitoring and evaluation practices and develop new planning systems.
Sept 2001 – July 2003 Strategic Planning Adviser, British Association of Nature Conservationists
Assisted BANC to develop and implement organisation and funding strategy. Facilitated a strategic planning workshop for Council Members.
2000/2001 Organisational Development Adviser, Tuvalu Association of NGOs, Tuvalu.
You can contact Emma Tappin if you would like to discuss any of the following course modules:
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