Please review our current graduate students below.
“Gender Aspects of the Armenian Genocide in the Experiences of its Female Victims (1914-1918)”
Fellowships:
- Vartan Gregorian scholarship by Aurora Humanitarian Initiative, 2019
- Harry and Ovsanna Chitjian Fellowship, 2014-2018
- National Association for Armenian Studies Travel Grand (2015)
- National Association for Armenian Studies & Knights of Vartan Fund for Armenian Studies Travel Grant (2018)
- Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Short Term Grant on Armenian Studies (2018)
“Leadership styles and Social Relations in the SS-Einsatzgruppen”
Learn more about Maayan’s work
Fellowships:
- Wiesenthal Institute for Holocaust Studies, Junior Fellow 2020-2021
- Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation fellowship, 2020-2021
- European Holocaust Research infrastructure (EHRI) fellow at the Bundesarchiv Ludwigsburg 2017-2018
- Tapper Fellow for Graduate Studies in Holocaust History, 2018 – 2019
- Claims Conference Fellow (The Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany)* 2014-2017
“A Historical Analysis of the ‘Interahamwe’ Militia”
Learn more about Alison’s work
Fellowships:
- Tapper Fellow for Graduate Studies in Holocaust History, 2017-2019
“The Geography of Slave Labor: Dutch Jews and the Third Reich, 1942-1945”
Fellowships:
- Claims Conference Fellow (The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany) *, 2017-2021
- Prince Bernhard Cultural Fund Grant, 2020
- Summer Research Fellowship for PhD Students, Yad Vashem, 2019
“The mindset of Armenian genocide perpetrators in the Angora Province”
Learn more about Burçin’s work
Fellowships:
- Agnes Manoogian Hausrath Graduate Studies Fellow for the Study of the Armenian Genocide, 2018 – 2019
- Yesil Fellow in Armenian Genocide Studies, 2017 – 2018
- National Association for Armenian Studies and Research, 2017
- Knights of Vartan Fund for Armenian Studies, 2017
- Charlotte Calfaian Fellow in Armenian Genocide Studies, 2016-2017
Publication:
- Akintiya: Ermeni Soykırımında Emirlere Karşı Gelenler, Kurtaranlar, Direnenler” (Against the Current: Rescuers, Resisters and those who Opposed Orders during the Armenian Genocide) Turkey: Illetim Publishing House, November 2016
“Writing and Rewriting the History of the Kovno Ghetto”
Fellowships:
- Hilda and Al Kirsch Graduate Student Research Award, 2019
- Baltic Jewish History Fellowship, YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, 2018-2019
- European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI) Fellowship, 2018
- Shirley and Ralph Rose Fellow, 2016-2019
- Wexner Graduate Fellowship in Jewish Studies, 2016-2019
- Claims Conference Fellow (The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany) *, 2015-2016
“Passing as Aryan: Female Jewish Identity during the Holocaust”
Fellowships:
“Intimacy in Ravensbrück: Sex, Violence, and Survival in a Nazi Concentration Camp”
Learn more about Gabrielle’s work
Fellowships:
- Richard M. Cohen M.D. ’71 Fellow, 2018 – 2019
- Central European History Travel and Research Grant, 2018
- Hilda and Al Kirsch Graduate Student Research Award, 2018
- Claims Conference Fellow (The Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany)*, 2017-2018
- Rose Family Fellow, 2017
- Richard P. Cohen, ’71 MD Fellow, 2014-2016
“Jewish Identity Groups in the Nazi Ghettos of Riga and Łódź”
Fellowships:
- Suesser Fellowship, 2018-2019
“Ustaša Killing Specialists: The Personnel of the Jasenovac Camp Complex”
Fellowship:
- Hanne and Howard Kulin Fellow, 2018 – 2019
- Louis and Ann Kulin Fellow, 2017
- Claims Conference Fellow (The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany) *, 2016-2017
“Justice Pursued: Jewish Survivors’ Struggle for Post-Holocaust Justice in Displaced Persons Camp Föhrenwald, 1945-1957”
Learn more about Alexandra’s work
Fellowship:
- Claims Conference Fellow (The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany) *, 2017-2019
- Marlene and David Persky Research Award, 2017-2018
- 2018 Summer Graduate Student Research Fellowship, Visiting Scholars Programs, Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington DC
“Kwibuka: Divergent Memory and the Quest for justice in Post-Genocide Rwanda”
Current Position:
Graduate Research Fellow, Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School, 2019-2020.
Fellowships:
- Visiting Doctoral Fellow, Tisch College for Civic Life, Tufts University (2018-2019)
- Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Research for Dialogue for Peace (IRDP) in Kigali, Rwanda, 2018
- Fulbright Scholarship, Rwanda, 2017-2018
- The Ralph and Sidney Rose Fellow, 2017 – 2018
- Cummings Foundation Fellow, 2014-2017
- David L. Boren Fellowship, Rwanda, 2017-2018
- Transitional Justice Research Fellow, Netherlands Institute for War, Holocaust, and Genocide Studies (NIOD) Amsterdam, April-June 2017
- National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Challenge Grant Participant, 2016
- Travel Award, Graduate Student Council, Clark University, 2016
- Travel Grant, Office of the President, Clark University, 2016
- Combined Jewish Philanthropies Scholarship, 2014-2015
- FLAS Fellowship Finalist for Kinyarwanda, 2015
Publications:
(with Paul Bartrop) Heroines of Vichy France: Rescuing French Jews during the Holocaust, Praeger, 2019
“Czernowitz Jews and the Holocaust”
Current Position:
Program Director, Initiative on Ukrainian-Jewish Shared History and the Holocaust in Ukraine, USHMM.
Fellowships:
- Saul Kagan Claims Conference Fellowship in Advanced Holocaust Studies, 2013-2015
- Hevrony Family Trust Fellow for Graduate Studies in Holocaust History, 2008-2013
- Black Sea Link Fellowship, 2011-2012
- New Europe College Fellowship, Romania, 2012
- Hilda and Al Kirsch Doctoral Student Research Award, 2012
- Foundation for Urban and Regional Studies Research Grant Fellowship, School of Geography and Environment, Oxford University, 2011
“The Transmission of Holocaust Memory in Argentina: From the Refugee Survivors to the Generation of the Disappeared”
Current Position:
Director of Education, Holocaust Museum, Center for Tolerance and Education, Suffern NY
Fellowships:
- Tapper Fellow for Graduate Studies in Holocaust History, 2014-2017
- The Family Robert Weil Foundation, Dissertation Research Grand, 2017
- Yad Vashem Two-Week PhD Candidate Fellowship, July 2016
- Ralph and Shirley Rose Fellow, 2013-2014
“Perpetuation of Atrocity and the Armenian Genocide’s Influence within Bolshevik, Kemalist, and Armenian Relations, 1917-1921”
Fellowships:
- Armenian Community Fellow, 2018 – 2019
- Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Short-term Grant for Armenian Studies, Summer 2018.
- Margrit and Nishan Atinizian Fellowship, 2017-2018
“Wartime Collaborators and the Politics of Justice in Bangladesh (1971-1975)”
Learn more about Sajjad’s work
Fellowships:
- Fromson Fellow, 2015-2019
- Hilda and Al Kirsch Graduate Research Award, 2017
- CGS- Square Fellowship, 2017
“Anti-Jewish Pogroms and Neighborhood Violence in Nazi-Occupied Poland, 1941”
Fellowships:
- Sidney and Rosalie Rose Fellowship 2019-2020