| Chris Yates: student 1985-6, associate lecturer 1987 �
present |
| Chris recalls how he came to be a student in EDC and the advice of lecturers,
particularly that of Bill Dodd on conducting research. He also talks about his
ongoing involvement as a lecturer with on-line MA work. |
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Dr Yumiko Yokozeki: student 1993-1997 |
| Yumiko recalls the lonely experience of completing a PhD and the valued support
of staff and fellow students. |
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Dr Sheila Aikman: student 1989-1994 , lecturer 1996 - 2001 |
| Sheila recalls one particularly eventful fieldtrip undertaken in Peru with the
Multigrade Teaching research team. |
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Dr Felicity Rawlings: student 1995 to 1999 |
| Felicity recalls the work of members of staff in the department and the research
training she herself received. |
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Jayantha Balasooriya: student 1995/6 and from 2001 onwards |
| Jayantha recalls the value of interacting with other students and staff in
academic sessions and how this helped his own work. |
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Mohomad Thamby: student 1995-1996 |
| Mohomad recalls the friendly academic atmosphere in the department. |
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Pushpa Weerasuriya: student 1995 � 1996 |
| Pushpa recalls the support of staff. |
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Madura Wehella: student 2000 - 2001 |
| Madura recalls particular members of staff who were a great influence. |
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Nalaka Illaperuma : student 1995 - 1996 |
| Nalaka recalls seeing snow for the first time. |
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| Srimathi Kumarasighe : student 1995 - 1996 |
Srimathi explains how her MA has helped her in her subsequent work.
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Y.A.N.D. Yapa : student 1999 - 2000
Y.A.N.D. recalls particular members of staff and experiencing the millennium
celebrations.
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Dr Clive Whitehead : occasional student 1966 � 1967, regular visiting
researcher 1979-2002 |
| This concluding contribution from Dr Clive Whitehead, which spans the period
1966- 2002, describes life as a student and a Charlton Athletic supporter. A
regular visitor to the Institute, Clive�s research on British Colonial education
policy in India and the Colonial Empire has made a major contribution to our
understanding of the history of our work on education in developing countries.
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