Dr Lorraine Marshalsey

I am a Senior Lecturer and the Curriculum Lead for Design and Technologies in Education (within Education Futures) at the University of South Australia. Previously, I was the Honours Program Director (of Design, Creative & Interactive Media, Fine Art, Photography, Digital Media and Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art), a Lecturer and PhD Supervisor at Queensland College of Art (QCA), Griffith University. I originally trained in design and applied arts, then moved into teaching design and design research in a variety of further and higher education universities in the UK, Australia, India and China. I completed my PhD in Design (Education) at Glasgow School of Art in 2018 and I am a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA).

I am an Editorial Board Member of the Q1 journal, the International Journal of Art and Design Education (iJade), which is based in the UK (https://onlinelibrary-wiley-com.access.library.unisa.edu.au/journal/14768070). I am a founding Convenor and Member of the Studio Matters design education research community, which hosts members from USA, Sweden, UK, Australia, and Netherlands, among others. My research specialises in studio-based learning spaces and I have published widely on the studio as a site for innovative learning; as a learning space (physical and online), and on sensory affect in educational environments. My sole-authored monograph Sensory Affect, Learning Spaces and Design Education: Strategies for reflective teaching and student engagement in higher education is currently in production. I am a member of NSEAD (The National Society for Education in Art and Design).

Qualifications

• Doctor of Philosophy The Glasgow School of Art

• Master of Arts in Design (Graphics) Edinburgh Napier University

• Bachelor of Arts in Design and Applied Arts The Edinburgh College of Art