Gerald Lind studied History and German Linguistics and Literature at the University of Vienna and the University of Edinburgh. From 2006 to 2009 Lind was a member of the Doctoral College “Cultures of Difference” at the University of Vienna and graduated with a PhD in January 2010.
After completing his doctoral studies, Lind worked as lecturer in literary history at the University of Education Lower Austria and as lecturer in cultural theory at the University of Vienna.
Since 2011 Gerald Lind works at the University of Graz in the field of early-stage researcher development: implementation of institutional structures, participation in international projects, teaching of courses for pre- and postdocs.
Website: gerald-lind.at
Level of employment: 35 hours per week
Corinne Von der Hellen studied Environmental System Sciences (ESS) at the University of Graz. In 2005 she joined the team of the ESS-Coordination Office as a coordinator of a new set of course options offered by a co-operation of several academic departments. From 2008 to 2011 she worked as a research associate and doctoral candidate at the Institute for Systems Science, Innovation and Sustainability Research at the University of Graz. In this context, she held seminars for bachelor students in the field of sustainability management. In December 2011 she completed her doctoral studies in Geography at the University of Graz. Since September 2011 Corinne Von der Hellen is part of the team responsible for supporting doctoral researchers at the University of Graz.
Level of employment: 30 hours per week
Working for the Doctoral Academy as maternity leave replacement since October 2022. Studied German Studies (Bachelor) and Religious Studies (MA), since 2020 work on a dissertation in the field of Religious Studies. 2019 and 2020 collaboration on the interdisciplinary project "Resistance necessary? Identity and Gender Struggles in the Horizon of Right-Wing Populism and Christian Fundamentalism in Europe Today".
In 2021, the anthology co-edited by Raphaela Hemet "Anti-Genderism in Europe. Alliances of Right-Wing Populism and Religious Fundamentalism. Mobilisation - Networking - Transformation" was published by transcript Verlag.
Raphaela Hemet also regularly writes articles for the religious studies blog in the daily newspaper der Standard.
Scope of employment: 30 hours
