Education:
Ph.D., Anthropology, January 2011, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
Dissertation: The Social Life of ‘Conscience’: Rhetoric, Sacrifice and Community among Israeli Conscientious Objectors
B.A. International Studies, 2004, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, Phi Beta Kappa
Employment:
Senior Lecturer, Tel Aviv University 2018-present
Lecturer, Tel Aviv University 2013- 2018
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, Tel Aviv University 2011-2012
Grants and Projects:
2022-present Bridging Insights, Co-PI with Professor Nissim Mizrachi, Research Grant
2021-present Rethinking Methodological Ethics in Anthropology, Co-PI with Professor Carole McGranahan
2021-present The Perception of Tolerance in Israeli Society, Co-Investigator with Professor Nissim Mizrachi, research grant
2017 Israel Science Foundation, Individual Research Grant, “Post-Liberal Democracy”
2010-11, Princeton University, Institute of International and Regional Studies Writing Fellowship
2009-10 Princeton University, Fellowship of Woodrow Wilson Scholars
2008-9 The Wenner Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research Award for Anthropological Fieldwork 2008-9