Awards and Distinctions
Awards for final theses and papers on gender issues
Gender and diversity issues play a major role in research. Did you write a successful final thesis or paper on these topics? The Senate Committee on Equal Opportunity awards two prizes for research publications on these issues.
WOVEN Honors: Award for outstanding final theses on gender- or diversity-related topics
WOVEN Publish: Awards for publications on gender and diversity issues
Are your research activities concerned with the topic of gender and diversity? We want to make gender and diversity issues accessible to a broad public in academia and society.
The WOVEN Publish prize for outstanding publications is awarded to doctoral and post-doctoral students. The award is endowed with a prize money of EUR 500.
The publication is considered published if it has either undergone the peer review process or been printed. In the case of publications written in a language other than German or English, please submit a summary of approximately two pages in German or English.
Winners of the WOVEN Publish award
Year
Name of the award winner
Title
Spring semester 2013
Tobias Roth and Manuel Siegert, Social Sciences
Söhne bevorzugt? Geschlechtsspezifische Unterschiede beim Gymnasialbesuch türkischstämmiger Schülerinnen und Schüler (Favoring sons? Gender-related differences in secondary school attendance by pupils of Turkish origin)
Fall semester 2013
Michael Kühhirt, Social Sciences
Childbirth and the Long-Term Division of Labour within Couples: How do Substitution, Bargaining Power, and Norms affect Parents’ Time Allocation in West Germany?
Spring semester 2014
Sebastian Adrian Popa, Social Sciences
Theorizing Sex Differences in Political Knowledge: Insights from a Twin Study
Fall semester 2014
Zerrin Salikutluk, Social Sciences
Wer ist tatsächlich benachteiligt? Die Wirkung traditioneller Geschlechterrollen auf schulische Leistungen und elterliche Aspirationen in deutschen und türkischen Familien (Who is actually at a disadvantage? The effect of traditional gender stereotypes on academic performance at school and parental aspirations in German and Turkish families)
Spring semester 2015
Dr. Jan-Philipp Ahrens, Business Administration, and Dr. Andreas Landmann, Economics
Gender Preferences in CEO Successions in Family Firms: Family Characteristics and Human Capital of the Successor
Sara Köser, Psychology
The Gender Typicality of Faces and Its Impact on Visual Processing and on Hiring Decisions
Fall semester 2015
Stefanie König, Mannheim Centre for European Social Research
Gendered Work-Family Conflict in Germany: Do Self-Employment and Flexibility Matter?
Spring semester 2016
Dr. Sandra Beck, Chair of Modern German Studies I
Zwei Welten, im Verbrechen überbrückt? (Two worlds connected by crime?)
Fall semester 2016
Sebastian Zilles, Chair of Modern German Literature and Qualitative Media Analysis
Harte Väter, aufbegehrende Söhne (Rough fathers, rebellious sons)
Spring semester 2017
Dr. Jörg Dollmann, Mannheim Centre for European Social Research
Positive Choices for All? SES- and Gender-Specific Premia of Immigrants at Educational Transitions
Fall semester 2017
Meike Bonefeld,Chair of Educational Psychology
Migrationsbedingte Disparitäten in der Notenvergabe nach dem Übergang auf das Gymnasium (Migration-related disparities in grading after the transition to secondary school (Gymnasium))
Winners of the WOVEN Honors award
Year
Name of the award winner
Title
2011
Isabel Thielmann, Psychology
Zur Rolle von Geschlechtsstereotypen bei der Wahrnehmung neugeborener Kinder (The role of gender stereotypes in the perception of newborn children) (bachelor’s thesis)
2012
Sophie-Marie Mathes, Economics
Determinants of Female Migration (bachelor's thesis)
2013
Julia Schmieder, Economics
Gender Differences in the Effect of Potential Unemployment Benefit Duration on Job Search Behavior – Evidence from the Austrian Labor Market (bachelor's thesis)
2014
Isabell Haas, English and American Studies
Gender Politics in the Globalized U.S.-Mexico Borderlands: Chicana Investigation of Femicide at the El Paso-Juárez Border (master's thesis)
2015
Isabel Stockton, Economics
There And Back Again: Women’s Marginal Commuting Costs (master's thesis)
2016
Regina Keller, Social Sciences
Informelle Partner-Pflege: Eine Panelanalyse zur Lebenszufriedenheit der Pflegenden (Informal care for partners: A panel analysis on the life satisfaction of informal caregivers) (master’s thesis)
2017
Cornelia Tocha, German Studies
Migrationsliteratur / Literatur von AutorInnen mit Migrationshintergrund (migrant literature / literature by immigrant wrters) (master’s thesis)
