CV Jasmine Dum-Tragut (as of May 2020)

CURRICULUM VITAE

 PERSONAL INFORMATION Dum-Tragut, Jasmine University Docent, Dr.phil. Dr.h.c., B.Nat.Sc. Researcher unique Identifier: ORCID 0000-0003-0130-6274 Date of birth: 1965 Website links: ZECO University of Salzburg; ORCID; Linked-in. Social net: https://www.facebook.com/ArmenianStudiesSalzburg/

EDUCATION 2019 Phd in Philosophy in Religious studies, Faculty of Theology, University Salzburg (ongoing) 2019 Certified teacher of animal ethics and animal welfare (University of Graz/A) 2018-20 Diploma course “Animal assisted therapy and pedagogics”, Veterinary University of /A. Certified expert for Animal assisted therapy and pedagogics. 2014 Bachelor of Natural Sciences. (Bakk.rer.nat) Equine Sciences. Veterinary University of Vienna, Vienna, . 2002 Habilitation (University docent), Venia docendi in Linguistics with particular focus on Armenian Studies Faculty of Cultural and Social Sciences, Dept. of Linguistics, University of Salzburg, Austria 1994 Doctor of philosophy in General Linguistics. Faculty of Humanities, Inst. of Linguistics, University of Graz, Austria. 1990 Master in General Linguistics/Indo-European languages and Russian Studies Faculty of Humanities, Inst. of Linguistics, Inst. of Indo-European Studies, Inst. of Slavonic Studies, University of Graz, Austria.  CURRENT POSITION(S) 2019 – now Senior Scientist at Dept. of Biblical Studies and Ecclesiastic History, University of Salzburg 2017 – now Head of the Center for the Study of the Christian East (ZECO) at Faculty of Catholic Theology, University of Salzburg, Austria 2002 – now University Docent (Lecturer) at Faculty of Cultural and Social Sciences, Dept. of Linguistics, University of Salzburg, Austria 2002 – now Head of Dept. of Armenian Studies at Center for the Study of the Christian East (ZECO), University of Salzburg, Austria  PREVIOUS POSITIONS 2016 -2019 Armenian Studies project at Center for the Study of the Christian East (ZECO) at Faculty of Catholic Theology, University of Salzburg, Austria 2018 Project “Texts on the faith to Christ“ at Center for the STudy of the Christian East (ZECO) at Faculty of Catholic Theology, University of Salzburg, Austria 2015 – 2017 Vice-Head of Center for the Study of the Christian East (ZECO) at Faculty of Catholic Theology, University of Salzburg, Austria 2014 – 2016 Project “Armenian Monasticism” at Center for the Study of the Christian East (ZECO) at Faculty of Catholic Theology, University of Salzburg, Austria 2012-4 Project staff (main researcher), Project funded by Volkswagen Funds; Humanities, Dept. for General and Typological Linguistics, University of Munich, Germany 2005-8 Head of project, Senior researcher, Project funded by Austrian Science Funds Faculty of Cultural and Social Sciences, Dept. of Linguistics, University of Salzburg, Austria 2002-4 Head of project, Senior researcher, Project funded by Austrian Science Funds Faculty of Cultural and Social Sciences, Dept. of Linguistics, University of Salzburg, Austria 1994-8 Research Assistant, Humanities, Dept. of Linguistics, University of Graz, Austria.

 FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS 2020 Erasmus+ Staff-Mobility Training, Yerevan State University. Hebrew University of Jerusalem. CV Jasmine Dum-Tragut (as of May 2020)

2019 Aurora Mardiganian Medal of the -Museum Institute 2019 Erasmus+ Staff-Mobility Training, American University of . 2018 Gulbenkian Award for Short-Term Research in Armenian Studies 2018 Erasmus+ Staff Mobility Training, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Yerevan state University 2016 Knights of Vardan Award for Research in Armenian Studies 2016 Gulbenkian Award for Short-term Research in Armenian Studies 2016 Golden Order of Merits, Armenian Ministry of Education and Science 2014 Franz-Werfel-Medal of the Armenian Institute for Genocide Studies 2010 Expert Membership of the Philosophical Academy of Sciences, Armenian Academy of Sciences, Armenia. 2009 Honorary Doctorate, Armenian Academy of Sciences, Armenia. 1999 Honorary Cultural Advisor to the Armenian Embassy in Vienna, Austria. 1998-2001 APART Austrian Program for Advanced Research and Technology (Habilitation Award), Austrian Academy of Science, Austria

 SUPERVISION OF GRADUATE STUDENTS AND POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS 2002-now Supervision of fifteen (15 Bachelors, seventeen (17) Masters and eight (8) PhDs Mainly at Faculty of Cultural and Social Sciences, Dept. of Linguistics, University of Salzburg, Austria, except: o One (1) PhD: Faculty of Catholic Theology, University of Salzburg, Austria. o One (1) PhD: Humanities, Inst. for Oriental Studies, University of Vienna, Austria. o One (3) PhD: Linguistics/Armenian Studies, University of Salzburg, Austria. o One (1) PhD: Dept. of International Studies, Languages and Cultures. Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia. o One (1) PhD: International Studies, University of Vienna, Austria. o One (1) MA; Master course Migration, Donau University Krems, Austria o Two (2), MA, MA in Language Studies, University of Salzburg, Austria 2010 One (1) PhD: Humanities, Dept. of Linguistics, University of Leiden, Netherlands. 2009 Two (2) Masters: University’s master course Migration, University of Salzburg, Austria 2008 One (1) Master: Inst. for Near Eastern Archaeology, University of Innsbruck, Austria.

 TEACHING ACTIVITIES (university courses) 2020 Lecturer in PRO ORIENTE SUMMER COURSE “Liturgy and Ecumenism” 2019-now Lecturer in “Human-Animal Communication” and “Scientific writing” at Diploma course for animal-assisted interventions, Vienna 2001 – now University docent for Linguistics and Armenian Studies - General Linguistics, Armenian Studies, University of Salzburg, Dept. for Linguistics. Dept. for Biblical Studies and Ecclesiastical History, Austria. 2016 Visiting Professor for Austrian Studies, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, European Forum 2016, 2010-1 Visiting Professor for Armenian Studies - Armenian History and Language, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Inst. for Middle Eastern Studies, Israel. 2009 Manoogian Visiting Professor for Armenian Studies - Armenia today, University of Michigan/Ann Arbor, Armenian Studies Program, USA. 2008 Visiting Professor for Armenian Studies - Armenia today, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, International Centre, Israel. 2008 Visiting Lecturer – Ethnolinguistics, Yerevan State University, Inst. for Semitic Studies, Armenia. 2007-8 Visiting Lecturer - Modern I, II. University of Munich, Inst. for General and Typological Linguistics, Germany. 2006 Visiting Lecturer for Armenian Studies - Classical Armenian, University of Innsbruck, Dept. of History of Religion, Austria. 2003 – 4 Visiting Professor of Armenian Studies - Armenian history, culture and religion, University of Innsbruck, Dept. of History of Religions, Austria 2003 Visiting lecturer - Typology, Pedagogical University, Inst. of Linguistics, Armenia. 2001 Visiting lecturer - Armenian culture, University of Vienna, Inst. for Social Anthropology and Ethnology, Austria. CV Jasmine Dum-Tragut (as of May 2020)

1995-6 Visiting lecturer - Middle Armenian, University of Vienna, Inst. for Indo-European Studies, Austria. 1992-8 Lecturer - General and Applied Linguistics, Armenian and Slavonic Studies, University of Graz, Inst. of Linguistics, Austria.

 ORGANIZATION OF SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS 2019 Workshop “Orthodox Churches and Migration”, 30, Armenia. 2017 Symposium Armenian Studies, 100, Austria. 2016 Disputationes Ex oriente lux – Eastern Christianity, 300, Austria. 2013 Symposium Armenian monasticism, 50, Austria. 2007 Conference The Languages of the Caucasus, 150, Germany. 2007 Workshop Cultural and linguistic interrelations in and around Armenia, 30, Austria. 2005 Workshop Armenian Syntax, 30, France. 2005 Workshop & Architecture, 30, Austria. 1999 Conference AIEA Conference of Armenian Studies, 150, Austria 1997 Workshop Armenian studies, 30, Austria.

 ORGANIZATION OF EXHIBITIONS PLANNED Christian Art from Armenia, Gothic and Mining Museum Leogang (A) 2019 FAR FROM THE FATHERLAND-IN THE FATHERLAND. FATES OF ARMENIAN SOLDIERS IN . GENOCIDE MUSEUM-INSTITUTE, Yerevan, Armenia. 2002 Scientific adviser to the exhibition Gold from Armenia Vienna, Austria. 2001 Cooperation in the exhibition Armenian manuscripts in Utrecht, Netherlands 1998 in Austria, University Library Graz, Austria 1997 Exhibition Armenia, Graz, Austria.

 INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES 2016 – 2019 Elected representative of the Academic non-professorial teaching staff of the doctorate studies at Humanities of University of Salzburg, Austria 2016-now Coordinator of Eramus+-Program between Universities of and Yerevan (ARM) 2016 – 2019 Elected representative of the Academic non-professorial teaching staff in Senate of University of Salzburg, Austria. 2015-2017 Vice-head of Research Centre for Studies of Christian East, University of Salzburg, Austria. 2014-2019 Vice-president of Curriculum committee Lingustics. University of Salzburg, Dept. of Linguistics, Austria 2002-now Bachelor & Graduate Student Advisor, University of Salzburg, Austria.

 COMMISSIONS OF TRUST 2020 Honorary editor, Handes Amsoreay. 2019 Scientific Evaluation, Referee Austrian Development agency. 2019 – now Advisory Board of ERC “Rewriting Global Orthodoxy”, University Nijmegen, NL. 2019 – now Co-editor of journal “Pluricentric languages”, Graz, Austria. 2017 – now Co-editor of journal Fundamental Armenology, Yerevan State University. 2015 – now Member of Committee Non-dominant pluricentric languages, Austria. 2015 Scientific Evaluation, Referee, Swiss National Funds, Switzerland. 2014 Peer Reviewer, Journal of the Society for Armenian Studies, University of Fresno, USA. 2013 Co-editor of journal Banber Hayagitut’yun, Armenian Academy of Sciences 2013 Scientific Evaluation, Referee, VW-Funds, Germany. Austrian Research Society, Austria. 2013 Scientific Consultant to the ecumenical foundation PRO ORIENTE, Cardinal Schönborn, Austria 2008-10 Evaluator (language expertises), Office for Migration and Refugees, Austria, Germany. 2004 - now Scientific Advisory Board, Aramus Excavations, University of Innsbruck, Austria.

CV Jasmine Dum-Tragut (as of May 2020)

 MEMBERSHIPS OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES 2017 – now Full Member of GSCO (Society for the Studies of the Christian East) 2016 – now Full Member of Görres-Stiftung 2014 – now Full Member, Foundation for Endangered Languages. 2012 – now Full Member, World Association for the History of Veterinary Medicine 2000 – now Full Member, Society for Armenian Studies (USA) 1999-12 Committee Member AIEA Association international des etudes arméniennes, full member