Former UCBB graduate and lecturer has new book published with critical acclaim

Acclaim for the book has been given by notable figures in the canine world, including Ken Ramirez, Executive Vice President and Chief Training Officer of Karen Pryor Clicker Training, who said;

Susan. G. Friedman PhD, Professor Emeritus, Psy Dept. Utah State University said of the work:

Lynda is a graduate of UCBB and completed master’s degree in Applied Animal and Behaviour Training in 2018. She also lectures for the university’s canine programmes, delivering sessions remotely from her home in Spain. In her experience as both student and lecturer at UCBB she said;

Talking about her experience studying her masters at UCBB, Lynda explained that the programme;

Lynda is a huge advocate of the distance learning programmes that UCBB offer in her area of specialism and the opportunities they presents to students in understanding canine behaviour. Her next personal challenge is in the form of a PhD at Lancaster University which will focus on e-research and technology for enhanced learning. She believes that as a lecturer, you must continually put yourself in the position of the student so you can best support their learning. With the current shift to more remote learning due to the pandemic and the long-lasting impact that this will have on university study, this is an all too important view point and mindset to develop and nurture.

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