Steering Committee

The Steering Committee (formalised in 1992) consists of elected members, together with one postgraduate representative, up to two co-opted members, and representatives of the Historical Association and the Royal Historical Society. The Steering Committee endeavours to represent all sectors of HE (Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and Colleges and Institutes of HE).

The current members are as follows (date of election in parenthesis):

Ex officio:

Economic History Society:

Dr Karin Dannehl (Wolverhampton, 2014): website

ECR representative:

Simon Peplow (Warwick, 2017): website

Elected members 

  1. Ruth Atherton (South Wales, 2020): website
  2. Kate Ballantyne (Liverpool John Moore, 2022): website 
  3. Ross Balzaretti (Nottingham, 2020): website
  4. Sara Barker (Leeds, 2019): website
  5. Helen Birkett (Exeter, 2022): website 
  6. Sophie Brockmann (De Montfort, 2022): website 
  7. Leanne Calvert (Hertfordshire, 2020): website
  8. Jon Coburn (Lincoln, 2022): website 
  9. Sarah Crook (Swansea, 2021): website
  10. Inge Dornan (Brunel, 2019): website
  11. Shaun Evans (Bangor, 2022): website 
  12. Christienna Fryar (Goldsmiths, 2019): website
  13. Fabian Hilfrich (Edinburgh, 2020): website
  14. Grainne Goodwin (Leeds Beckett, 2020): website
  15. Tim Grady (Chester, 2020): website
  16. Andy Gritt (Nottingham Trent, 2022): website 
  17. Adrian Howkins (Bristol, 2018): website
  18. Karen Jones (Kent, 2018): website
  19. Andrew Jotischky (Royal Holloway, 2020): website
  20. Bronach Kane (Cardiff, 2019): website
  21. Rosie Knight (Sheffield, 2020): website
  22. Daniel Laqua (Northumbria, 2021): website
  23. Tracey Loughran (Essex, 2019): website
  24. Stewart McCain (St Mary’s University, London, 2017): website
  25. Robert McNamara (Ulster, 2019): website
  26. Heidi Mehrkens (Aberdeen, 2019): website
  27. Simon Mills (Newcastle, 2022): website 
  28. Elizabeth New (Aberystwyth, 2022): website 
  29. Christian O’Connell (Gloucestershire, 2022): website 
  30. Anna Plassart (Open University, 2021): website
  31. Tim Reinke-Williams (Northampton, 2021): website
  32. Jessica Sharkey (East Anglia, 2022): website 
  33. David Stack (Reading, 2017): website
  34. Deborah Sutton (Lancaster, 2021): website
  35. Siobhan Talbott (Keele, 2021): website
  36. Alex Titov (Queens University Belfast, 2017): website
  37. Deborah Toner (Leicester, 2020): website
  38. Vikram Visana (Huddersfield, 2021): website
  39. Charlie Whitham (Edgehill, 2017): website

Former SC members:

Bill Aird (Edinburgh, 2013-2019)

Charlotte Alston (Northumbria, 2017-22)

Sarah Bastow (Huddersfield, 2013-2019)

Kate Bradley (Kent, 2015-2018)

Rachel Bright (Keele, 2012-2018)

Kirsten Brill (Keele, 2018-2021)

Hannah Burrows (Aberdeen, 2016-2019)

Nandini Chatterjee (Exeter, 2017-2020)

Sabine Clarke (York, 2015-2018)

Peter D’Sena (Hertfordshire, 2017-2019)

Neil Fleming (Worcester, 2017-2019)

Juliane Fuerst (Bristol, 2015-2018)

Daniel Grey (Plymouth, 2013-2019)

Sarah Hackett (Bath Spa, 2019-2021)

Alison Hems (Bath Spa, 2015-2018)

Ariel Hessayon (Goldsmiths, 2014-2019)

Kate Hill (Lincoln, 2013-2018)

Charles Insley (Manchester, 2013-2019)

Martin Johnes (Swansea, 2015-2021)

Rachel Lock-Lewis (South Wales, 2014-2020)

Sarah Miller-Davenport (Sheffield, 2015-2018)

Adam Morton (Newcastle, 2017-2020)

Mike Rapport (Glasgow, 2017-2020)

Euryn Roberts (Bangor, 2017-2022)

Efram Sera-Shriar (Leeds Trinity, 2017-2019)

Margaret Small (Birmingham, 2020-2023)

Ian Talbot (Southampton, 2015-2018)

Elizabeth Tingle (De Montfort, 2019-2022)

Sara Wolfson (Open University, 2014-2020)