The Flat Coated Retriever Rescue Network: News in September 2022 General News The Flat Coated Retriever Rescue Network (FCRRN) have had a relatively quiet summer with two inquiries along the lines of, “what if we had to surrender our beloved … Continue reading
The Flat Coated Retriever Rescue Network: News in August 2022 General News The Flat Coated Retriever Rescue Network (FCRRN) have received three more inquiries from guardians who are seeking to adopt a flat coated retriever following a surrender. They have … Continue reading
Picture: reflection and the fluidity of professional identity The fluidity of professional identity Pre-amble: I have been collaborating with Dr. Stephanie Best and Professor Sharon Williams on research into professional identity since the spring of 2017. Stephanie and Sharon have … Continue reading
The Flat Coated Retriever Rescue Network: News in June 2022 Introductory Statement Our introductory statement has helped to answer inquiries from guardians who are contemplating the surrender of a flat coated retriever, potential adopters and potential members of the network. … Continue reading
The Flat Coated Retriever Rescue Network: Our Introductory Statement Who We Are The Flat Coated Retriever Rescue Network (FCRRN) are a network of people across the mainland of the United Kingdom who have formed to help flat coated retrievers whose … Continue reading
Trust in organisations during the COVID-19 pandemic Preamble The new coronavirus called the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2) causes the disease known as COVID-19. Three vaccines have been authorised by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) for … Continue reading
COVID-19: a commentary on face coverings in public places There is much misinformation about the wearing of face coverings in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. I have written this commentary to try to reduce the misinformation and to explain … Continue reading
I have deliberately had a quiet year as regards pieces on this website because I wanted to reflect carefully on my priorities and to give an increased emphasis to quality over quantity. In a flurry of activity around the theme … Continue reading
Hart Hall, Mount Allison University, 1958 Source: Mt. Allison Archives, 2007.07/833 Hart Hall, Mount Allison University, 2018 Pre-amble: I have continued the research into the influences of vernacular architecture on the creation of positive learning experiences in undergraduate and … Continue reading