Christine Lusk

Dr. Christine Lusk MBE is a highly accomplished professional with a diverse background in university education and social work.

With a strong focus on student welfare, she has held significant roles at the University of St. Andrews, including Director of Student Services, where she oversaw various student support teams.

Her expertise in areas such as counseling, mental health, wellbeing, international advising, and disability services have made a substantial impact on student experiences.

Dr. Lusk has also been actively involved in projects to enhance student engagement, such as establishing the 'Project Zambia' charity and participating in international conferences.

In addition to her university roles, she has taken on strategic projects at the Principal level, emphasizing wellbeing concerns and fostering relationships with external bodies like the NHS and Scottish Government.

Currently serving as the Executive Director of CATRiS, she focuses on anti-trafficking research, collaborating with universities, government entities, and NGOs to address this critical issue.

Her academic journey includes studies in psychology, sociology, social work, and organizational psychology, along with certifications in coaching supervision.

Dr. Lusk's commitment to improving student welfare and addressing societal issues through academia and research exemplifies her dedication to making a positive impact.