Claire van den Broek - Claire Y. van den Broek

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• “Hafid Bouazza’s Writing as Happiness” (Collaborative Translation) Fellowships and Grants Dutch Crossing, Vol 29. No.2 • U. of Oregon Graduate Teaching Fellowship ($10,500 • Max Kade Fellowship ($18,000) Claire van den Broek Page 2 Winter 2005 2004 - 2005 2008 - 2009 • College of Arts and Sciences Fellowship ($6,400) 2008 - 2009 • College of Arts and Sciences Research/Travel Grant ($1500 spread over three summer semesters) • College of Arts and Sciences Teaching Fellowship ($11,300 per year) • Collins Living Learning Center Teaching Grant ($5,000 to teach one semester length course, awarded for syllabus design) 2009 - 2012 2009 – 2011 • College of Arts and Sciences Travel Grant ($400) 2011 • Dept. of Comp. Literature Travel Grant ($200) 2011 Conference Papers • “No Rest for the Wicked: Guilt in the Long 19 th Century” Chair/Organizer of GSA Panels (2 sessions) • “Mesmeric Motifs: Narrating Schuldtrauma” German Studies Association Conference Louisville, KY German Studies Association Conference Louisville, KY • “Phantasmagoria Galore: Visualizing Trauma in E.T.A. Hoffmann’s ‘Der Sandmann’” IZJ Colloquium in Comparative Literature Indiana University • “Phantasmagoria Galore: Visualizing Trauma in E.T.A. Hoffmann’s ‘Der Sandmann’” The Question of Narrative College of Arts and Humanities Institute Indiana University • “Let Them Eat Brains: Literary and Cinematic Representations of the Abnormal in the Figure of the Cannibal” Cliff Conference in Comparative Literature University of Michigan 2009 2011 2011 2010 2010 2009
“The Shattered Living Room: Re-Imagining a Hybrid, Post-Secular Europe” Employment History • Language Instructor Dutch Yamada Language Center University of Oregon, Eugene, OR IZJ Colloquium in Comparative Literature - LT 199 – Beginner and Intermediate Dutch • Academic and Literary Translator (free lance) Indiana University Notable clients include The Journal of American History and renowned Dutch author Abdelkader Benali. • Associate Instructor of Comparative Literature Department of Comparative Literature Indiana University, Bloomington, IN - CMLT 252 (Fall 2009 and Spring 2011) “Literary and Television Genres” - CMLT 155 (Fall 2010) “No Rest for the Wicked: Guilt and Trauma in Western Literature” - CMLT 151 (Spring 2010) “Fetishism in Pop Culture: Living in a Material World” • Adjunct Instructor (Position awarded through a course design competition) Collins Living Learning Center Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Course designed and taught: - CLLC 210 (Fall 2009) • C.E.O. “Let Them Eat Brains: The Identity Politics of Cannibalism in Literature and Film” Traversia Inc. Vacation Rentals (subsidiary of D-Reizen / Mikazu.nl) Eugene, OR / Hoofddorp, The Netherlands Claire van den Broek Page 3 2009 2011 – Current 2003 - Present 2009 – 2011 2009 2007 – 2009
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