Scott even lists himself as a “researcher and lecturer” at NTU, although the university denies he is an employed member of staff. The pair wrote academic papers together on the “untapped potential” of convicts who have served prison sentences of more than 15 years. Scott’s PhD work focuses on rehabilitating life-sentence offenders in the community. Professor Winder is research director of the NTU's Centre for Crime, Offending, Prevention and Engagement, which is part of the psychology department. Hope as Arboretum records fewest Covid cases in Nottingham - but residents are still concerned.NTU professor speaks out over claims he was axed from government role over child vaccination views.Scott, 52, was awarded a PhD scholarship funded by the university. Yesterday that charity, the Safer Living Foundation, said she had “stepped down” after co-founding the group in 2014. Sources claimed to the Mirror that Professor Winder, who supervises PhD students, struck up a romance with Scott through her charity work reintegrating long-serving sex offenders into society. The investigation into Professor Winder and Scott comes weeks before thousands of 18-year-olds arrive for freshers week at the university, which charges £9,000-a-year tuition fees. It feels like the rights fall on the side of the criminal.” "The women at the university don’t even have the right to know. Last night campaigning Labour MP Jess Phillips was aghast at the revelations and said: “We need serious assurances that there is proper safeguarding of students and processes to monitor someone who could very clearly be a risk.
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He was given full access to the campus of Nottingham Trent University following meetings with Professor Winder. Scott even claims to have been teaching students online, The Mirror reports. It has been claimed forensic psychologist Belinda Winder, 54, is in a relationship with Simon Scott, who was jailed in 1999 when he killed a Swedish au pair with a frying pan while high on cocaine. The investigation concerns a possible breach of rules about contact between staff and students. Nottingham Trent University is investigating claims a professor is seeing a convicted murderer who is studying a PHD in the same department as her.
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