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Elisabeth Neugebauer

Research student

Lancaster University

Charles Carter Building

LA1 4YX

Lancaster

Research Interests

My research is concerned with gender in academia.

Specifically, I am interested in exploring whether being female and feminine can be viewed as something that can help overcome disadvantage in organisational life rather than mostly being the source of discrimination and disadvantage. Building on the notion of multiple masculinities, I am exploring the concept of multiple femininities and what this means. In analysing these points, I am interested in seeing the impact turning gender into a commodity has on employees and their social relations.

Supervised By

I am supervised by Professor Karen Dale (OWT), Dr Beth Suttill (OWT) and Dr Kostas Amiridis (OWT). 

Current Teaching

Graduate Teaching Assistant:

  • MNGT.110: Introduction to Management and Leadership
  • OWT.101: Management, Organisations and Work: Key Issues and Debates
  • OWT.250: Research Methods in Management
  • OWT.512: Advanced Study and Professional Skills

Qualifications

  • MSc Politics, Philosophy and Management - Lancaster University (Distinction, 2021)
  • BSc International Business (Major: Management) - Northeastern University (Summa cum laude, 2020)
  • BBA International Business Management - Lancaster University (First Class Honours, 2020)