Kent Law School is delighted to share that Natalie Richardson passed her PhD viva on Thursday 26 February.
Natalie’s PhD is entitled: Informed choice, regulation and ambiguity: A socio-legal exploration of how service users and providers experience social egg freezing.
Natalie’s work was examined by Professor Kirsty Horsey and Professor Jo Bridgeman (Sussex Law School). They report that the viva was both rigorous and enjoyable, and that their recommendation to confirm Natalie’s PhD success was ‘unambiguous’ (unlike the experience of social egg freezing).
Natalie’s PhD was supported with a SeNSS studentship, and supervised by Dr Julie McCandless, Professor Sally Sheldon (now Bristol Law School) and Professor Ellie Lee.
Well done DOCTOR Natalie Richardson and warmest wishes for the future.
