Zoe Rodgers

Zoe has researched various topics, including student engagement with extra-curricular activities, student experiences and outcomes following the completion of the professional probation qualification and the use of green spaces in Sheffield. Furthermore, she was directly involved in researching recipients', practitioners' and victims' experiences of the Community Protection Notice in addressing anti-social behaviour. As well as research projects supporting student continuation through the creation of a Social Study Space and involvement in college outreach to explore the barriers students face when considering a career in the Probation Service. On an international scale, she has contributed to research examining the causes and drivers of serious and organised crime in the Turks and Caicos Islands. As a result, her teaching and research specialisms concern policing, the use of behaviour orders and notices for public protection, social research methods, anti-social behaviour, violence against women and girls, and serious and organised crime. She is a reviewer for Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice and a member of the BSC and ESC Policing Working Groups.