Michael Streif, MA
2016/17: one-year research stay at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, U.S.A. (BMWFW Minnesota Doctoral Research Fellowship)
since February 2015: PhD candidate and research fellow in the project “Gender and Comedy in the Age of the American Revolution“ at Salzburg University, Dept. of English and American Studies. Working title of dissertation: “Coming Out onto the Stage: Homosociality and Theatrical Activity in Colleges in the Age of the American Revolution“
since October 2012: lecturer at Salzburg University, Dept. of English and American Studies
2012—2015: teacher of English and German at Musisches Gymnasium, Salzburg
2008—2012: teaching assistant at Salzburg University, Dept. of English and American Studies
2005—2012: student at Salzburg University, English & American Studies/German Studies. Master’s Thesis: “The Hollywood Conque(e)ror: Marlene Dietrich and the Representation of (Homo)Sexuality and Gender Roles in Classical American Cinema” (Fulbright Prize 2013 “Best Master’s Thesis in American Studies“)
since February 2015: PhD candidate and research fellow in the project “Gender and Comedy in the Age of the American Revolution“ at Salzburg University, Dept. of English and American Studies. Working title of dissertation: “Coming Out onto the Stage: Homosociality and Theatrical Activity in Colleges in the Age of the American Revolution“
since October 2012: lecturer at Salzburg University, Dept. of English and American Studies
2012—2015: teacher of English and German at Musisches Gymnasium, Salzburg
2008—2012: teaching assistant at Salzburg University, Dept. of English and American Studies
2005—2012: student at Salzburg University, English & American Studies/German Studies. Master’s Thesis: “The Hollywood Conque(e)ror: Marlene Dietrich and the Representation of (Homo)Sexuality and Gender Roles in Classical American Cinema” (Fulbright Prize 2013 “Best Master’s Thesis in American Studies“)
