| Skills
and experience from the last 10 years which qualify her for this position |
Board
member, Geneva Association of University Women, 1999-present
Board member, Fellowships Foundation, Swiss Association of University
Women, 2004-present
Professional membership:
Association Femmes Féminisme Recherche (Switzerland)
Mnémosyne - Association pour le développement de l'histoire
des femmes et du genre (France)
Academic qualifications:
Post-doctoral fellow, Institut de hautes études européens,
Université Robert Schuman, Strasbourg (Fellowship awarded
by the French Research Ministry) : October 2005-September 2006
Visiting Scholar, Center for Studies in Higher Education, University
of California, Berkeley (Fellowship: 'Chercher debutant' awarded
by the Swiss National Science Foundation): September 2001-February
2003
Université de Genève, Switzerland, Département
d'histoire éonomique et sociale, Teaching Assistant , 1997/98
- 2000/2001 and 2002/2003
Université d'étè des droits de l'homme, Geneva,
Switzerland. Academic Assistant: August 1999,2000,2001
Volunteer experience:
Working Group on Indigenous Populations, UN Geneva. Volunteer work
with the Secretariat of the Working Group, July sessions, 1991-2001.
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| Goals
for the position and the contribution the candidate believes she can
personally make if elected or appointed |
Goals
for the position of Committee member for the Award of International
Fellowships:
- Help to support and promote outstanding candidates so that they
can pursue their post-graduate research in good academic conditions.
- Offer my expertise related to awards (conditions, evaluation,
etc) or any other policy questions to the IFUW Board.
Personal contributions:
If elected as a Committee member I would like to make the Committee
benefit from:
-Research experience in the field of Higher Education, Academic
Migrations and Women's History
-Good knowledge of various national and international research funding
opportunities which I could advise to the candidates not selected
for the IFUW fellowships
-Familiarity with the evaluation procedure of grant or fellowship
applications (personal experience as a scholar and experience as
a member of the Fellowships Foundation of the Swiss Association
of University Women.)
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