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Jazmin Scarlett
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Jazmin Scarlett standing in front of a mountainous landscape. Circa 2015
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| Alma mater | University of Hull
Lancaster University Coventry University |
| Known for | Volcanology
Physical Geography Earth Science |
| Website | https://phdvolcanology.wordpress.com/about/
https://twitter.com/scarlett_jazmin?lang=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/jazmin-scarlett-75bb6a128/?originalSubdomain=uk |
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jazmin Scarlett is a Teaching Fellow in Physical GeographyinNewcastle University and a researcher in Historical and Social Volcanology. Most known for her research focus on volcanoes in the Caribbean and Europe, Scarlett’s interdisciplinary approach to volcanology involves investigating volcanic risk perceptions, coexistence and adaptation and the role of cultural heritage and geoheritage of volcanoes in education and research.
Scarlett earned a BSc in Geography and Natural Hazards with Professional Training at Coventry University in 2013. She earned a MSc in Volcanology and Geological Hazards in Lancaster University in 2014.
In 2019, Scarlett earned a PhD in Earth Science in the University of Hull. On August 2nd, 2019, she successfully defended her thesis on "Co-existing with volcanoes: the relationships between La Soufriere and the society of St. Vincent, Lesser Antilles" [1][2]
As a Scholar in Physical GeographyinNewcastle University, Scarlett is involved in the teaching and assessment of various undergraduate modules within the Geography Department.
Scarlett most frequents her Twitter account, @scarlett_jazmin[3], and her personal blog, The Volcanology Chronicles[4], where she reposts real life and current events happening globally and reviews the representation of volcanism in video games. She has also appeared in interviews from small blogs and communities over the years, including:
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