Jason Powell
Professor @Higher Education Marketing
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WORK HISTORY
Professor @Higher Education Marketing
Professor Jason Powell has extensive leadership experience working in Higher Education as a CEO, President, 2x Provost, 2x Chief Academic Officer, 1x Executive Dean, 5x Full Professor, 6x Associate Dean of Faculty, 1x Associate Head of School, Director of Admissions, Head of Social Sciences, 2x Executive Director of Knowledge Exchange, Director of Partnerships, Head of Research and Head of Social Care Research.
EDUCATION
Institute of Administrative Management
Fellow, FInstAM, Fellowship
The Open University
Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching in Higher Education, Higher Education, Pass
University of Liverpool
Master of Arts - MA, Sociology and Social Policy
Academy of Urbanism
Academician, https://www.academyofurbanism.org.uk/member-profiles/jason-powell/
Liverpool John Moores University
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Criminal Justice and Sociology, First Class Honours
Society of Bereavement Practitioners
Companion status, Outstanding contribution to bereavement care, Companion
Advance HE
Fellow, Higher Education/Higher Education Administration
Chartered Management Institute
Fellow, FCMI
Liverpool John Moores University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Social Gerontology, Pass (without correction)
ABOUT JASON POWELL
Professor Jason Powell PhD, FHEA, FCMI is Chief Executive Officer and President of Manchester Institute of Learning and Excellence (MILE) after serving as Provost, Chief Academic Officer & Executive Dean. He is a social gerontologist and executive leader, earning him a reputation as an exceptional administrator, integrity-led and a strong advocate of academic excellence. He is also Adjunct Professor at McMaster University. Formerly, Provost & Chief Academic Officer of Crescent College Birmingham, Professor of Social Gerontology & Associate Dean of Health & Social Care, Staffordshire University, Professor of Social Gerontology, University of Chester, Professor of Social Gerontology and Associate Dean of Health & Life Sciences, Coventry University, Professor of Social Justice at MMU, Professor of Community Leadership & Head of Social Sciences, UCLan, Associate Dean of Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences/Reader in Sociology, University of Liverpool & Associate Head of School/Director of Admissions, University of Salford. He holds a First Class Honours degree, MA & PhD in Social Gerontology. His research interests are in social gerontology with a focus on ageing and health & social care. His research is world leading and been funded by 50+ research & enterprise grants including EU Commission, ESF & ERDF. Jason is extensively published including over 79 academic books & several hundred interdisciplinary refereed journal articles, eg, Canadian Journal of Sociology, Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, Journal of Applied Gerontology & Journal of Aging & Social Policy. He is Editor-in-Chief, Illness, Crisis & Loss (SAGE) and Series Editor of International Aging (Springer). He has H-Index of 127 with citations. Professor Powell was a member of ESRC & UKRI Peer College and member of the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Fellowships Panel. He has been a Trustee of the AQA. He has been visiting Professor in US, China, Asia, S.Africa, Australia, EU & Canada. He is also currently Distinguished Honorary Professor of the Centre for Humanitarian, Education & Social Studies at MSU & Adjunct Professor at Gandaki University. Jason was awarded an Honorary Fellow by University of Liverpool in 2013, an elected Academician of Academy of Urbanism & Companion of SBP. He is Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute (FCMI), Fellow of the Institute of Administrative Management; & Fellow of Advance HE. He won INSO Best Researcher Award (2022) & attained the INSO Excellence in Service Award (2023). Linkedin: 24,700+ followers Twitter:@DrJayPow
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