Chapters include: 'The Cultural Politics of Shame: An Introduction', 'Shove the Queer: Irish/American Shame in New York's Annual St Patrick Day Parades', 'Shameless in Queer Street' and 'After the Fall: Queer Heterotopias in Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials Trilogy'.

Professor of Cultural Studies (Sussex Centre for Cultural Studies, Media and Film, Centre for Gender Studies, Centre for Gender Studies)

Sally was a member of the Resilient Therapy Community of Practice, University of Brighton 2008-10.

In 2009 she designed and delivered a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy course on resilience to women refugees, "Journeys of Resilience", which formed part of the university's knowledge transfer strategy, as a member of the South Coastal Communities Scheme. SECC is a university partnership with local communities.

Sally continues to practice as a Cognitive Psychotherapist.

Member: AHRC Peer Review College

Accredited Member: British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies.

(Elected) Member of national executive committee of MeCCSA UK (Media, Communications & Cultural Studies Association) 1999-2006.

Member of MeCCSA Academic Development subcommittee 1999-2006.

Member of national Subject Reference Group for UK Higher Education Academy, for Art, Design & Media [HEA-ADC], to advise on learning and teaching in British HEIs, 2001-6. [5 years].

Member: Society of Authors