Professor of Cultural Studies (Sussex Centre for Cultural Studies, Media and Film, Centre for Gender Studies, Centre for Gender Studies)

Sally was a member of the Resilient Therapy Community of Practice, University of Brighton 2008-10.

In 2009 she designed and delivered a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy course on resilience to women refugees, "Journeys of Resilience", which formed part of the university's knowledge transfer strategy, as a member of the South Coastal Communities Scheme. SECC is a university partnership with local communities.

Sally continues to practice as a Cognitive Psychotherapist.

Member: AHRC Peer Review College

Accredited Member: British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies.

(Elected) Member of national executive committee of MeCCSA UK (Media, Communications & Cultural Studies Association) 1999-2006.

Member of MeCCSA Academic Development subcommittee 1999-2006.

Member of national Subject Reference Group for UK Higher Education Academy, for Art, Design & Media [HEA-ADC], to advise on learning and teaching in British HEIs, 2001-6. [5 years].

Member: Society of Authors

Chapters include: 'The Cultural Politics of Shame: An Introduction', 'Shove the Queer: Irish/American Shame in New York's Annual St Patrick Day Parades', 'Shameless in Queer Street' and 'After the Fall: Queer Heterotopias in Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials Trilogy'.