Nora Kreuzenbeck - CV Current Project: (Erfurt University): You are

Nora Kreuzenbeck - CV
Current Project: (Erfurt University):
You are what you eat: Eine Geschichte von Essen, Körpern und Gesundheit in den USA ab
den 1930er Jahren / You are what you eat: Eating, Bodies and Health in the United States,
1930s to the presence (working title)
Completed Dissertation (Erfurt University):
„'Common Country of the Black Race': African Americans und Emigration nach Haiti in den
1850er und 60er Jahren / „'Common Country of the Black Race': African American
Migration to Haiti in the 1950s and 60s
Academic Career:
Since Oct.
2012
June 2012
March –
July 2012
2006-2011
2008-2010
2006
2003-2005
2002-2003
1999-2006
*Assistant Professor (Post Doc) in the research project „The Eating Subject: A
History of the Political in the United States from the 19th to the 21st century.
Uni Erfurt / Fritz-Thyssen-Foundation.
*Completion of dissertation (summa cum laude)
*Scholarship provided by the Bureau for Young Scholars, Erfurt University
*Doctoral Research Fellow, Chair of North American History (Jürgen
Martschukat), Erfurt University
*Doctoral Research Fellow, Research Project Interdependencies of Black
Emancipation Movements in the United States and the Caribbean from the late
18th to the early 20th century (DFG funded), Erfurt University.
*Masters Degree from Cologne University (Garde 1,4). Thesis: Power and
Slave Medicine in the 19th Century South.
*Teaching Assistant at the Institute for Anglo-American History, Cologne
University.
*Graduate Student of North American History at the University of Charleston,
Charleston, SC (Fulbright Scholarship for Graduate Students)
*Student of Anglo-American History, Medieval History and American Studies
at Cologne University.
Scholarships:
2012
*Scholarship provided by the Bureau for Young Scholars, Erfurt University
2007
*Doctoral Fellowship, German Historical Institute, Washington, DC (3 month)
2006
2002-2003
*Bucerius Archival Course, GHI, Washington, DC (2 weeks)
*Fulbright Scholarship for Graduate Students, University of Charleston, SC
Organisation of conferences, workshops etc:
2010
2010
2007
*International Workshop: Intersectional Approaches to Global Histories?
(together with Patricia Wiegmann) at Erfurt University
*International Conference: Being on the Move: Migration, Emancipation and
Formations of the Black Atlantic (together with Patricia Wiegmann) at Erfurt
University
*International Lecture Series: Migration and Practices of Identification
(together with Melanie Henne und Sebastian Jobs) at Erfurt University
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Nora Kreuzenbeck - CV
Presentations:
2011
2011
2010
2010
2009
2009
2009
2009
2009
2008
2007
2007
*'In Hayti, a far different future is open to the colored race': The Haytian
Bureau of Emigration and African American Migration to Haiti in the 1860s,
Annual Meeting of the Caribbean Studies Association, Curacao
*'Hayti, home of the black race': African American Migration to Haiti and the
Formation of a Transnational Black Community, Annual Meeting of the
DGFA, Regensburg
*'Hayti, home of the black race': The Haytian Bureau of Emigration and the
Making of a transatlantic network in the 19th century, Annual Meeting of the
American Historical Association in San Diego, CA.
*Haiti als Interzone?, Swiss Congress of Historical Sciences, Basel.
*John Rapiers Reise von den USA nach Haiti, Colloquium of History, Basel
University.
*The Haytian Bureau of Emigration and the Haitian Revolution, Lecture Series
at Erfurt University.
*Chair, International Conference: The Spirit & the Flesh. Transregional
Perspectives on Religion, Race and Gender in History, Erfurt University.
*Together with Patricia Wiegmann: Interdependenzen Schwarzer
Emanzipationsbewegungen,
Graduate
School
Kulturkontakt
und
Wissenschaftsdiskurs, Rostock University.
* Presentation of dissertation project in the Transatlantic Doctoral Workshop
Contested Narratives in an American and Transatlantic Context, AmerikaInstitut, LMU Munich, in co-operation with Northwestern University.
*'We look upon Hayti and long to be there': Afroamerikanische Migration nach
Haiti im 19. Jahrhundert, Kolloquium des Historischen Seminars, Münster
University.
*Presentation of dissertation project, Workshop for Doctoral Candidates,
Annual Meeting of DFGA, History Section, Tutzing.
* Presentation of dissertation project, Colloquium at the GHI Washington, DC
Teaching:
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
*Introductory Seminar: Cities and Metropolises
*BA Seminar: „You are what you eat? Food History as US-History”
*Introductory Seminar: Migration
*MA Seminar: Being on the Move. Transfers, Emancipation and Formations
of the Black Atlantic (together with Patricia Wiegmann)
* Introductory Seminar: Migration
* BA Seminar: Slavery in Transatlantic Perspective (in English)
*BA Seminar: African American Emancipatory Movements in the 19th
century.
*BA Seminar: African American History in the 20th Century.
*BA Seminar: Haiti in historical US-American sources in the 19th century
*BA Seminar: Slavery and Medicine
*Introductory Seminar: Trade and Traders
*Introductory Seminar: Constitutional Cultures
*BA Seminar: History of Slavery
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Service to the field: (Erfurt University)
2008-2011
2009
*Elected member of the faculty board
*Member of the Search Commity „W3 Kunstgeschichte/Kunsttheorie“
Further training:
2010
2010
*Lehre gestalten – Beteiligung fördern: Basisworkshop Hochschuldidaktik der
Hochschuldidaktik-Initiative Thüringen
*Schneller, weiter, zufriedener: Coaching für NachwuchswissenschaftlerInnen
in allen Phasen der Promotion. Hochschuldidaktik-Initiative Thüringen
Membership:
Caribbean Studies Association; German Association for American Studies
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