Biography
Verity is currently the Research Impact Lead providing support for the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical and Engineering Sciences (NMES). This includes providing advice, training and practical support on how to maximise impact through effective research project design, stakeholder and public engagement, and knowledge exchange; how to embed appropriate monitoring and evaluation methods in both research and public engagement; and how to prepare for REF2028.
She joined King's in 2020 as Impact Manager for the cross-Faculty ESRC Centre for Society and Mental Health. Prior to joining King's, Verity worked in the charity sector, leading a range of development projects and programmes for early career researchers and charity sector leaders. Focused on the SDGs, her work was largely designed to facilitate and support collaboration and knowledge exchange across sectors and to strengthen the monitoring and evaluation of research impact. Verity continues to provide impact training and evaluation advice for small charities across London.
Research
Research Management and Innovation
The Directorate of Research Management and Innovation
King’s Engaged Research Network (KERN)
Find out more about the King’s Engaged Researcher Network
News
New policy briefing calls for action to mitigate the impacts of the pandemic on the mental health of young people
Researchers at King’s College London and Oxford University have outlined a series of recommendations to address anticipated short- and long-term challenges...
Features
Youth Mental Health and Covid-19: How can we build back fairer?
In 2021, a Policy Lab was held as the culminating event of a jointly run conference exploring the impacts of COVID-19 and related responses on the mental...
Democratising Research: The Development of an Online Research Methods Toolkit
We are a group of researchers made up of service users, survivors, academics, project coordinators and artists in the ESRC Centre for Society and Mental...
How can communities come together to partner for change?
Reflections on the ESRC Centre for Society and Mental Health Partnering for Change Festival 2022
Research
Research Management and Innovation
The Directorate of Research Management and Innovation
King’s Engaged Research Network (KERN)
Find out more about the King’s Engaged Researcher Network
News
New policy briefing calls for action to mitigate the impacts of the pandemic on the mental health of young people
Researchers at King’s College London and Oxford University have outlined a series of recommendations to address anticipated short- and long-term challenges...
Features
Youth Mental Health and Covid-19: How can we build back fairer?
In 2021, a Policy Lab was held as the culminating event of a jointly run conference exploring the impacts of COVID-19 and related responses on the mental...
Democratising Research: The Development of an Online Research Methods Toolkit
We are a group of researchers made up of service users, survivors, academics, project coordinators and artists in the ESRC Centre for Society and Mental...
How can communities come together to partner for change?
Reflections on the ESRC Centre for Society and Mental Health Partnering for Change Festival 2022