Sarah Niblock
Associate Dean (Undergraduate)
School Of Media, Arts And Design
University of Westminster
United Kingdom
Biography
Prof Sarah Niblock is a journalist, broadcaster and author whose scholarly research includes journalism studies, media and cultural studies, visual culture and musicology. She is co-author (with Stan Hawkins) of 'Prince: The Making of a Pop Icon' (Ashgate) and numerous other books, chapters and articles. Sarah’s work embraces reflexivity and closing the theory/practice gap. She is a public speaker on popular culture, with appearances at the ICA, South Bank Centre, Latitude Festival and is a frequent contributor to broadcast and online journalism in the UK and internationally.
Research Interest
Leading and delivering accredited journalism training and education. She was the higher education representative
Publications
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Niblock, Sarah. "“He Just Snapped†Gendered narratives of parents killing their children in the UK press." Journalism Studies (2017): 1-19.
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Niblock, S. (2017). “He Just Snapped†Gendered narratives of parents killing their children in the UK press. Journalism Studies, 1-19.
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Niblock, Sarah. "“He Just Snapped†Gendered narratives of parents killing their children in the UK press." Journalism Studies (2017): 1-19.
