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Maria Elisabeth Aigner (links) und Renate Dworczak (rechts) überreichten die Stipendien. Foto: Uni Graz/Schweiger

Uni Graz vergab Stipendien an vier Nachwuchsforscherinnen

Gleich vier Unterstützungspakete an junge Doktorandinnen der Uni Graz konnten im Rahmen der Stipendien zur Frauenförderung vergeben werden. Die Nachwuchswissenschafterinnen erhalten für acht Monate eine monatliche Leistung von je 700 Euro:

Kerstin Endes
Dissertationstitel: "The relative contribution of three prosodic dimensions to the perception of (non-) nativeness of L1 attriters´speech"

Gerlinde Janschitz
Dissertationstitel: "Bildungssoziologische Perspektiven auf soziale Ungleichheiten. Schulkulturelle und digitale Facetten sozialer Ungleichheiten im Bildungkontext."

Katharina Traußnig
Dissertationstitel: "The psychology of lymphedema: Biopsychosocial variables affecting mordality disease progression, quality of wellbeing in Austrian lymphedema patients"

Sandra Witz
Dissertationstitel: "Bürgerkriege übersetzen: Kontexte, Medialität, Semantiken. Eine Fallstudie zu den westeuropäischen Bürgerkriegen der ausgehenden 1560er Jahre in der deutsch- und französischsprachigen Druckpublizistik.“

Übergeben wurden die Stipendien im Rahmen einer kleinen Feier von der Vorsitzenden des Arbeitskreises Gleichbehandlungsfragen, Maria Elisabeth Aigner, sowie von Renate Dworczak, Sonderbeauftragte für Gleichstellung hinsichtlich Gender und Diversität.

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