Alison Koslowski smiles at camera against a pink background
Alison Koslowski smiles at camera against a pink background This week we meet Alison Koslowski, Pro Provost (Equity & Inclusion) and Co-Director of the Thomas Coram Research Unit. Alison chats about what she hopes to accomplish in her new role as Pro Provost, her own experience of disability and the one thing she never regrets doing. What is your role and what does it involve? . I have two roles at UCL. I am the Pro Provost (Equity & Inclusion) and I am the Co-Director of the Thomas Coram Research Unit, based in the Social Research Institute, where I am a Professor of Social Policy. I have recently stepped into the Pro-Provost role, so I am very much in listening and learning mode, meeting the people at UCL who are doing EDI related work (which is a lot of people!), but in essence, I am the senior champion for equality, diversity and inclusion work at UCL. In my role as Co-Director of TCRU, I keep the home fires burning for our unit of around 35 staff and 50 PhD students with the aim of enabling them to do their best work.
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