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Curriculum
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Prof.
Dr. Ulrike Mosel Curriculum Vitae Exams Employment Grants
and Awards Grants from the German Research Society (excluding
grants for travel) Travel grants from the German Research
Society Grants from the Australian National University Faculty
Research Fund Grant from the Australian Research Council Grants
from the Volkswagen Foundation Consultancy
for the Government of Western Samoa Personal data 2.8.46
born in Germany, 1990 widowed. 1 daughter born in 1981. Exams
| 1966 | Abitur
(highschool exam), Latinum, Graecum, Hebraicum | | 19.12.74 | PhD
in Munich in Semitic Languages, Assyriology and Linguistics (Prof. Dr. Anton Spitaler,
Prof. Dr. D. O. Edzard, Prof. Dr. Meinrad Scheller) with a Dissertation on Arabic
Grammar ('Die syntaktische Terminologie bei Sibawaih') |
| 7.7.83 | Habilitation (second PhD) in Munich in Linguistics with a dissertation
on the Tolai language of Papua New Guinea ('Tolai syntax and its historical development') |
Employment
| 1.9.74-31.7.77 | assistant
professor, Institut für Allgemeine und Indogermanische Sprachwissenschaft,
Munich. | | 1.9.77-30.11.77 | research assistant
at the Reallexikon der Assyriologie, Prof. Dr. D.O. Edzard, University of Munich) |
| 1.12.77-30.11.79 | research fellow at the German Research
Society project 'Sprachwandel und Sprachmischung', Prof. Dr. H. Sasse, University
of Munich. | | 1.3.80-31.3.84 | research
fellow at the German Research Society project 'Sprachliche Universalien Forschung
und Typologie', University of Cologne, Prof. Dr. H. Seiler |
| 1.1.90 - 30.6.91 | Senior tutor, Dept. of Linguistics, Arts Faculty,
Australian National University | | 1.7.91 - 30.6.92 | Lecturer,
Dept. of Linguistics, Arts Faculty, Australian National University |
| 1.7.92 - 31.1.95 | Senior lecturer, Dept. of Linguistics,
Arts Faculty, Australian National University | | since
1.3.95 | Professor of Linguistics, Head of Department, Seminar für
Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft, Christian Albrechts Universität, Kiel |
Grants and Awards
Grants from the German Research Society (excluding grants for travel)
| 1.5.84
- 31.10.89 | Heisenberg Research Grant from the German Research Society,
mainly working on the Samoan Reference Grammar, including three travel grants
to Samoa, Australia and New Zealand (see below) | | 1995 | 'Formale
und funktionale Zusammenhänge zwischen Morphologischen Kategoriensymbolisierungen
bei Nomina und Verben', full time position for the research fellow Dr. Arnim Bassarack,
part time research assistant position for Claudia Kuzla (Mo 728/1-1) |
| Mar. 1999 - Feb. 2001 | 'Grammatical relations in Kurdish',
full time position for the research fellow Dr. Geoffrey Haig (Mo 728/2-1, Mo 728/2-2)
(193.736,- DM) | | May 2000 | First International
Workshop on Kurdish Linguistics (4850/85/00) (8.060,- DM) |
Jan. 2003 - May 2004 | Kommunikationsraum Werft (EI
217/10-1) (51.804,- EUR) | Sep. 2006 - Aug.
2009 | Duale Grammatikographie: semasiologische und onomasiologische
Analyse ereignis- und raumbezogener Konstruktionen im Kilmeri (MO 728/7-1, MO
728/7-2) (165.356,- EUR) | Travel grants
from the German Research Society
| 1978, Mar. - Oct.: | fieldwork
in Rabaul (Papua New Guinea) | | 1985 Mar. - Sept.: | fieldwork
in Western Samoa | | 1986 Oct. - Mar.: | visiting
fellow at the Australian National University | | 1987
Oct.- Nov.: | fieldwork in Western Samoa | | 1986-87
Dec. - Mar.: | visiting fellow at the University of Auckland, New Zealand |
| 1989 July - Sept.: | fieldwork in Western Samoa |
| 2001 May: | 1 week University of Udmurt, Izhevsk, Russia |
Grants from the Australian National University
Faculty Research Fund
| 1990/91 | grant for 5 weeks
fieldwork in Western Samoa | | 1992 | grant
for 4 weeks fieldwork in Western Samoa | | 1993 | grant
for 4 weeks fieldwork in Western Samoa and the employment of a Samoan casual research
assistent in Canberra | Grant from the
Australian Research Council:
| 1994 | grant to employ
Ruth Saovana Spriggs, a native speaker of the Teop language (Bougainville, P.N.G.)
and to cover her travel expenses for three months fieldwork in her home village
in Bougainville | Grants from the Volkswagen
Foundation
| 13.-24.Sep. 1999 | Summer
School 'Feldforschung und empirische Sprachwissenschaft' (field work and empirical
linguistics) held at the University of Kiel (II 74 876) (38.000,- DM) |
Sep.2000 - Aug. 2001 | Documentation
of the Teop language, Pilot Phase (II 76 393-1; II 76 393-2) (37.300,- EUR) |
| Aug.2001 | Travel Grant for Ulrike
Mosel and Ruth Spriggrs to Bougainville, PNG (2 weeks) |
| Sep.2001 - Mar. 2007 | Documentation of the Teop
language, Main Phase (II 77 973) (407.200,- EUR) | | Sep.2005
- Oct. 2006 | Documentation of the Marquesan languages and culture
in French Polynesia (II 81 367) (85.284,- EUR) | | Nov.
2006 - Oct. 2008 | Towards a multimedia dictionary of the Marquesan
and Tuamotuan languages of French Polynesia (zusammen mit Dipl ing. Peter Wittenburg,
MPI) (hase 1, II 81 940: 96.500,- EUR; Phase 2, II 81 351: 116.400,- EUR) |
| Sep.2006 - Aug. 2009 | (together
with Dr. Catriona Malau) Documentation of Vurës and Vera'a, the two surviving
endangered languages of Vanua Lava, Vanuatu (II 81 898) (267.100,- EUR) |
| Aug. 2007 | (together with PD
Dr. Geoffrey Haig) Summerschool Endangered Iranian Lanaguages (II 82 181) (38.400,-
EUR) | Consultancy
for the Government of Western Samoa
| 1994, January | 4 weeks
as a consultant of the Samoan Monolingual Dictionary project at the Ministry of
Youth, Sports and Culture, funded by the Australian South Pacific Culture Fund,
compiling the first draft of a little dictionary O le fale which defines ca. 600
terms related to Samoan and European architecture, furniture and ceremonies connected
with housebuilding | | 1994, April | invitation
to participate as a consultant at a two days meeting of the council of the National
University of Western Samoa | | 1994, October | invitation
by the Ministry of Education to conduct a one week workshop on lexicography, held
at the UNESCO office in Apia | | 1997-2000 (March
1997, July-Sept. 1997, July-August 1998, Feb.-March 1999, March 2000, a total
of seven months) | work for the Western Samoan Education Materials Project-
a Development Cooperation Project between the Governments of Australia and Western
Samoa, funded by the Australian Agency for International Development, managed
by Macquarie Research Ltd, Sydney. | | |
