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Ball, Steven (2007) Direct Language Project. [Art/Design Item]
Ball, Steven and White, Duncan (2010) Light writing. [Show/Exhibition]
Odeniyi, Victoria and Da Costa, Chrissie (2015) Challenging neo-racist discourses in HE. In: The stubborn persistence of racism: confronting racial inequality through education and action, 24-26 June 2015, The University of Edinburgh, UK.
Odeniyi, Victoria (2015) An exploration of students from the African diaspora negotiating academic literacies. PhD thesis, Canterbury Christ Church University.
Fitzpatrick, Damian and Ferretto, Peter (2015) Collaborative Feedback on Architecture Presentations: An Academic Literacies Perspective. In: International Conference on the Development of English Across the Curriculum, 14-15 December 2015, Hong Kong.
Chen, Julia and Costley, Tracey and Fitzpatrick, Damian and Lai, Jose and Lim, Grace and Tong, Keith (2015) Professional Development in Enhancing English Across the Curriculum. In: CAES International Conference Hong Kong University, 11-13 June 2015, Hong Kong University.
King, David and Hickey, Helen (2017) Creating and using corpora: A principled approach to identifying key language within art & design. Spark: UAL Creative Teaching and Learning Journal, 2 (3). pp. 207-216. ISSN 2397-6594
Fitzpatrick, Damian and Costley, Tracey (2017) Using annotated bibliographies to develop student writing in social sciences. In: Discipline-Specific Writing: Theory into practice. Routledge, 113 -126. ISBN 9781138907447
Costley, Tracey and Tavakoli, Parvaneh and Fitzpatrick, Damian (2020) Writing and Good Language Teachers. In: Lessons from Good Language Teachers. Cambridge University Press, pp. 286-297. ISBN 9781108774390
Fitzpatrick, Damian and Costley, Tracey and Tavakoli, Parvaneh (2022) Exploring EAP teachers’ expertise: Reflections on practice, pedagogy and professional development. Journal of English for Academic Purposes. ISSN 1475-1585 (In Press)
Fitzpatrick, Damian and Brewster, Damon (2022) An exploration of covert racial stereotyping in the language of online football reporting. In: British Association of Applied Linguistics, September 1-3 2022, Queen's University Belfast.