Dr Madeleine Pownall

@maddipow.bsky.social

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Associate Professor. Keen bean. Writer. Pedagogy, psychology, reflexivity, open science, iced lattes. Author of ABSENT MINDS out now 📘. She/her 🌻

At Bromley house library, Nottingham. I’m sat in a gorgeous library room lined with books signing my book
A stack of books with cream background and a blue green swirl with Absent Minds written in white font
Me stood with a microphone in front of a slide that reads “dehumanisation in higher education”
Tattoo on the back of my arm that says “find the fun” in black lettering
Me in a blue dress holding up a coffee sat outside in a leafy little cafe
A quote from Sandra Harding in 1986 where she likens science as a "black box"
Picture of a printed book proof “absent minds: the forgotten history of women in psychology” and me holding up
Stood wearing a white wedding dress with my husband covered in my veil, smiling in the mirror
screenshot of an email to editors, that is available in full in the link in the post
A screenshot of the paper, titled "Bridging qualitative methods and open research"
Me smiling with a cup of iced coffee, with two other women also with iced coffees
Screenshot of the paper, titled "Open research as an ally to teaching and scholarship-track academics"
Me stood in a denim jacket with slightly mental hair blown by the wind in front of a building with London School of Economics and Political Science written on it
Emily stood in front of a university of Leeds lectern with her talk title “R is for reproducibility” on the slide
Sat in Malaysia in a floral dress in front of my laptop smiling
Noor wearing a gold hijab and smiling next to me wearing a dark green dress. We’re sat in front of a sign that reads “welcome to Noor and Maddi’s office”
Me holding a dark coffee in a takeaway plastic cup, stood in front of a HELP University sign. I’m wearing a flowery graphic print dress and looking very happy with myself
Mezze dip with breads and octopus
Me wearing a denim jacket and stripy top, Sarahanne in a leather jacket. We’re smiling in front of a sunny canal
A pack of seemingly pretty, colourful inoffensive positive stickers until you realise that they said mad things like “NEVER SAY NO” and “DONT STOP WHEN YOURE TIRED, STOP WHEN YOURE DONE”
A screenshot of a workshop advert of an event called “incorporating open science in qualitative methods training” with a photo of me wearing a black dress and glasses
Screenshot of a paper titled "Towards conceptual clarity in pedagogical research: the caseof the ‘imposter phenomenon’ jingle/jangle fallacy" in Higher Education Research and Development. It shows the abstract that can be accessed to from the link in the bluesky post