Awards: Honors, Grants and Fellowships





Honors:




2018 Austrian Scientists in North America (ASCINA) Junior Faculty Award for Claudia Leeb, Power and Feminist Agency in Capitalism (2017, Oxford University Press). Awarded to one Austrian researcher for research excellence at a North American research institution,  EUR 10,000, December 2018    for more info click here



Austrian Program for Advanced Research and Technology (APART) fellowship; top grant in the sciences from the Austrian Academy of Sciences to complete research on “Gender in International Scientific Migration” project, 2006-2009, $225,000



The New School for Social Research (NSSR) doctoral fellowship; awarded to two doctoral students across all disciplines per year,  2001-2003, $54,000



  1. J.William Fulbright Fellowship to pursue graduate studies in the United States, 1997- 1999, $60,000




Grants and Fellowships:




EXTERNAL

  1. Travel Grant, Austrian Scientists in North America (ASCINA), Austrian Science Talk, Los Angeles, October 2015 and October 2013, $550 each


  1. “Gender in International Scientific Migration,” Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG) research grant, 2007-2008, $21,000


  1. “Socio-political Transformation and Continental Thought,” Research Fellow Grant, Advanced Cultural Studies Institute of Sweden (ACSIS), Linköpings University, Sweden, 2005, $6,000


  1. American Political Science Association Travel Grant, 2005, $300


• Research Fellow: Five College Women’s Studies Research Center, Mount Holyoke    College; 2003-2004




INTERNAL

  1. “The Feminist Subject-in-Outline’s Fight against the Extremist Right,” WSU Faculty Research Grant, summer 2021, $ 4,000.


  1. "Analyzing the Far Right: A Psychoanalytic and Critical Theory Perspective":

      WSU Arts and Humanities Fellowship, 2019-2020, $ 10,000.

   ADVANCE WSU External Mentorship Grant, to work with Prof. Amy Allen (Penn State University) on our new book projects, 2019 -2020, $ 5,000

    WSU School of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs, Summer Faculty Research Grant, 2018, $ 4,000


  1. “Mourning Denied: The Living Dead,” WSU College of Arts and Sciences, International Travel Grant, Critical Theory and Social Justice Conference in Rome, Italy, May 2017, $ 1,000


  1. “Mourning Denied: The Living Dead,” WSU School of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs, Summer Faculty Research Grant, 2017, $ 5,000


  1. Washington State University (WSU) Humanities Fellowship to complete the first draft of my book The Politics of Repressed Guilt: The Tragedy of Austrian Silence (2018, Edinburgh University Press),  January  2015, $12,500


  1. “Luxemburg, Adorno and Socio-Political Transformation,” WSU Faculty Travel Grant, Critical Theory and Social Justice Conference in Rome, Italy, May 2013, $1,200


  1. “Contemporary Feminist Political Theory,” Curriculum Development Grant, 2011, Roanoke College (RC), $4,000


  1. “The Politics of a Subject-In-Outline,” Faculty Summer Research Award, 2010, RC, $2,000


  1. “The Philosophy of Middle Eastern Politics,” Curriculum Development Grant, 2010, RC, $4,000


  1. “Adorno, Derrida, and the Political Subject,” Faculty Enrichment Grant, RC, 2009, $1,000


  1. “Political Theory Library Grant,” to update library holding in political theory, 2009, RC, $1,000


  1. The Graduate Faculty Dean’s Grant for the Women in Political Studies Conference, The New School for Social Research (NSSR), 2003, $ 500


University of Vienna, Dissertation Fellowship, 1999-2001, $10,000




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