Eva Erber joined the department in Fall 2015 as a Teaching Assistant.
Before joining the Graduate Program at Rutgers in 2015, Eva studied Graphic Design, Comparative Literature, and Theater- Film, and Media Studies in Austria and the Netherlands. Her doctoral thesis analyzes the connection between "women's work" and creative processes in Weimar Germany. Her other research interests include crime narratives, graphic design history and theory, and the historical avant-gardes. Eva also has a passion for teaching and currently works as an associate for The Teaching Assistant Project at the School of Graduate Studies at Rutgers and at the Center for Teaching and Learning at the University of Vienna.
Honors and Awards
2020/2021 Excellence Fellowship, Rutgers University
2020 Egon Schwarz Research Grant, American Friends of Marbach
2019/2020 Pre-Doctoral Leadership Academy Fellowship, Rutgers University
2019 Cinema Studies Small Grant, Rutgers University
Conference Travel Award, Rutgers School for Graduate Studies
2018 Max Kade Summer Fellowship
Conference Travel Award, Rutgers School for Graduate Studies
2017 Rutgers Academy for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Fellowship, Rutgers School of Graduate Studies (ongoing)
Publications
„Der Vermittlung auf der Spur – Humoristische Störungen in Kottan ermittelt“. In: Florian Wagner, Georg Vogt, Wolfgang Liemberger, Christine Ehardt (eds.), Serielle Zustände - Annäherungen an die Österreichische Fernsehlandschaft, Sonderzahl Wien, 2022 (peer reviewed), pp.207-2018
„Vernachlässigte Diversität – Eine Spurensuche in Konrad Bayers Konzepten und Ideen“. In: Klaus Kastberger and Thomas Eder (eds.): Konrad Bayer: Texte, Bilder, Sounds. Profile – Magazin des Österreichischen Literaturarchivs No. 22, 2015, pp.179-183
