Eilish Clare Logan
Psychology Student, administrative personnel, and Researcher in Leeds, United Kingdom
I relocated to East Leeds, in August. I am mature self-funded, BSc Psychology graduate from the University of Northampton, I have strong administrative and research skills. I am a strong leader, who enjoys working in a team environment. After founding and running the psychology society at university I found I had developed transferable skills; for organising events and being persuasive.
Research interests
My main research interests are in the attitude of people, in regard to taboo subjects like; sexual assault and the victims. My next journey in research is researching A cross-cultural analysis investigating the attitude of society regarding Rape in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community
My current research; A cross-cultural analysis investigating sex and age differences in attitudes and perceptions towards women and rape, was conducted as part of my undergraduate final dissertation. With the results of this research, I have attended the September 2017 annual social conference in Leicester, where I presented my research via a poster presentation. I have also had an article published in psych talk in January 2018 (please see link at the bottom of this page). For my masters, I plan to expand on my dissertation as research is limited in this area.
A little about me and my home life.
I am an advocate for mental health, I personally suffer from pain related anxiety. However, I am medicated for both conditions and I am currently in the receipt of CBT.
In 2017 I relocated to Leeds due to a house fire. We lost all our belongings however our pets and I were all safe. I believe everything happens for a reason and there is a reason I am now based in Leeds
At the home, I luckily share with 6 other logan's. I have a husband, two dogs and a cat, all my animals are rescue pets. The two dogs are called, Oreo, a Staffordshire bull terrier, and Roo - a Cockapoo. The cat is called Kit-Kat I have had since he was three weeks old.
You can click on the Linked in icon below to view my linked in, portfolio and the Facebook logo to view my facebook account, I welcome all correspondence. I will soon be launching a blogger page. Please note all written views on all social media are my own.
My Work
You can read an article I published in the British Psychology society student-run magazine psych-talk in January 2018 by clicking this link below.
https://twitter.com/E_Psych_Squad/status/997079142230384640