Ewa Dąbrowska - Curriculum Vitae#

EDUCATION

• 1989 - 1995 University of Gdańsk, School of Humanities (PhD with distinction 1995: The Semantics of the Polish Dative)
  
• 1993 - 1994 University of Glasgow, Department of Modern English Language (MPhil with distinction 1994: The LAD Goes to School). Supported by the British Council.
  
• 1982 - 1987 University of Gdańsk, Institute of English (MA with distinction 1987: The Semantics of Case). Chancellor's Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement in 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986

CURRENT ROLES

• Chair of Language and Cognition, FAU
  
• Lead PI (Sprecherin) of the DFG-funded Research Training Group “Dimensions of Constructional Space” (2022-): The group includes 11 Co-PIs, 14-DFG funded researchers, 8 associated researchers funded from other sources and a coordinator

STANDING IN THE PROFESSION

• 36 keynote lectures and over 60 invited lectures at various conferences and higher education institutions around the world, including Beijing, Berlin, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Haifa, Helsinki, London, Moscow, Munich, Nagoya, Nijmegen, Odense, Oslo, Paris, Shanghai, Tromsø, Warsaw and Xian
  
• President (2014 - 2019), Vice-President (2010-2014) and Governing Board member (2005 - 2020) of the United Kingdom Cognitive Linguistics Association
  
• Member of the Governing Board of the International Cognitive Linguistics Association (2006 - 2013)
  
• Editor-in-Chief of Cognitive Linguistics, a major international journal in linguistics (2006 - 2013)

RESEARCH FUNDING (LAST 5 YEARS)

• 2018 - 2023 Alexander von Humboldt Professorship (Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, amount: €3.5 million)
  
• 2022 - 2027 DFG grant for a Research Training Group at the Friedrich Alexander University (€5.3 million): The group includes 11 Co-PIs, 14-DFG funded researchers, 8 associated researchers funded from other sources and a coordinator

RESEARCH SUPERVISION

11 PhD researchers and 1 habilitation candidate supervised to completion; currently supervising 9 PhD researchers

PUBLICATIONS

3 monographs, 6 edited volumes, 75 articles and chapters