Staff Profile

Background

Pip is Lecturer in Management and Doctoral Candidate in the Leadership, Work & Organisation Subject Group, Newcastle University Business School. Her research focuses on identification and harm. She is currently focused on advancing safe dance in the UK and translating this work to a policy context.

Pip was previously a Trustee at the Rape and Sexual Abuse Counselling Centre in County Durham and Darlington, UK and is committed to cause driven work on ending violence against women and girls.

Qualifications

• MA Arts, Business and Creativity, Newcastle University Business School
• BA Dance Professional Practice, Dance City

Memberships

• Safer Dance
• International Association for Dance Medicine and Science

Research Contribution

Pip's scholarly work contributes to understandings of identification and harm. She also has a background and interest in health and wellbeing.

Research Focus

Pip's current research is focused on advancing safe dance in the UK and translating this work to a policy context. Pip is interested in conducting research with charities supporting survivors of rape and sexual violence.

Research Interests

• Identification
• Harm
• Health & Wellbeing
• Translational research and policy engagement

Current Projects

Pip is Principal Investigator on a project co-producing pro-equity policies with dance professionals funded by Research England, QR Policy Support Fund. This research is focused on advancing safe dance in the UK.

Pip currently teaches and supervises undergraduate students on the following modules.

• BUS1015 Introduction to Management and Organisation
• BUS2019 Understanding Work and Organisations
• BUS2025 Managing Human Resources
• BUS3051 Management Dissertations

Pip also teaches postgraduate students on the following modules.

• NBS8649 Developing Leadership Perspectives

• Articles

  • Dodds-Reynolds C, Griffin N, Kyle P, Scott S, Fairbrother H, Holding E, Crowder M, Woodrow N, Summerbell C. Young people's experiences of physical activity insecurity: a qualitative study highlighting intersectional disadvantage in the UK. BMC Public Health 2024, 24, 813.
  • Fairbrother H, Woodrow N, Crowder M, Holding E, Griffin N, Er V, Dodd-Reynolds C, Egan M, Lock K, Scott S, Summerbell C, McKeown R, Rigby E, Kyle P, Knights N, Quirk H, Goyder E. ‘It depends on where you were born…here in the North East, there’s not really many job opportunities compared to in the South’: young people’s perspectives on a North-South health divide and its drivers in England, UK. BMC Public Health 2024, 24, 2018.
  • Griffin N, Crowder M, Kyle P, Holding E, Woodrow N, Fairbrother H, Dodd-Reynolds C, Summerbell C, Scott S. 'Bigotry is all around us, and we have to deal with that': Exploring LGBTQ+ young people’s experiences and understandings of health inequalities in Northern England. SSM - Qualitative Research in Health 2023, 3, 100263.
  • Fairbrother H, Woodrow N, Crowder M, Holding E, Griffin N, Er V, Dodd-Reynolds C, Egan M, Lock K, Scott S, Summerbell C, McKeown R, Rigby E, Kyle P, Goyder E. 'It All Kind of Links Really': Young People’s Perspectives on the Relationship between Socioeconomic Circumstances and Health. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 2022, 19(6), 3679.

• Conference Proceedings (inc. Abstracts)

  • Kyle P. Developing pro-equity policies with professional dancers. In: 34th Annual Conference of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science. 2024, Rimini, Italy: IADMS.
  • Kyle P. Dancing with dissonance: The identity work of professional dancers. In: 34th Annual Conference of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science. 2024, Rimini, Italy: IADMS.
  • Kyle, P. Dancing with Critical Resilience: Implications for Disabled Dance Artists. In: People Dancing & FABRIC: Inclusion in Dance Network ‘Sharing, Learning & Working Together’. 2024.