Zsuzsanna Gábor
Director
Building:
Nador u. 13 Room:
510 Phone number:
+36-1-235-6183 Qualifications:
Graduate Certificate in Research Management, European Association of Research Managers and Open University UK, 2004
Certification in Library Management, Department of Continuing Education of Libraries and Librarianship, University of Oxford, 1999
Doctoral Studies (Art History), ELTE University Budapest, 1994-1997 (thesis yet to be completed)
MA (Art History), ELTE University Budapest, 1990
Thesis: English influences in 19th-century Hungarian graphic art
MA (History), ELTE University Budapest, 1982
MA (Hungarian Language and Literature), ELTE University Budapest, 1982
Academic/Professional experience, and Achievements:
Zsuzsa Gábor has been with the CEU since 1997. She has been the director of ACRO since it was set up in May 2006. In 2000-2006, as founding member of Center for Policy Studies (CPS), she worked as its program manager and later senior program manager. At CPS she gained experience in managing multi-donor, international research projects, including grants from OSI, Volkswagen, RAND, the World Bank, and D.G. Research of the European Commission, in the 5th and 6th Framework Programs. She was administrative coordinator of an FP6 STREP consortium (DIOSCURI) and a Marie Curie Excellence project (KNOWNET). She took part in establishing the Department of Public Policy, including securing an Erasmus Mundus Program grant in which the DPP acts as coordinator (MundusMAPP). Ms. Gabor managed the OSI International Fellowship Program’s Faculty Grant scheme. She was instrumental in setting up procedures and policies at the CEU regarding the administration of externally funded research projects and she trained many project administrators at the CEU. Before joining CPS she was Head of Public Services at the CEU Library at a time when the Library was moved to its present, larger premises, and its procedures of lending, training and inter-library services were developed.
Zsuzsa also worked as an art historian for the Hungarian National Gallery and as an editor for various art history books written in English.
Work Experience
- Director, Academic Cooperation and Research Support Office, 2006-present
- Senior Program Manager, Center for Policy Studies, 2004-2006
- Program Manager of Administration and Finance, Center for Policy Studies, 2000-2004
- Head of Public Services, Central European University Budapest Library, 1997-2000
- Instructor, International Studies Center at Budapest University of Economic Sciences, 1997-1999
- Curator, Hungarian National Gallery, Department of 19th-20th Century Prints and Drawings, 1992-1997
- Editor, Corvina Publishing Co., Budapest, 1988-1993. Selection of publications: "The Illustrations for the Poems of József Kiss" The Art of Nagybánya. Exhibition Catalogue. The Hungarian National Gallery. Budapest, 1996 (in Hungarian and English) "Fin-de-siecle Hungarian Graphic Art" Budapest 1896-1914. Modernité hongroise et peinture européenne. Musée des Beux-Arts de Dijon, 1995 (in French) "The Graphic Arts of József Rippl-Rónai" Rippl-Rónai. Exhibition Catalogue. The Hungarian National Gallery. Budapest, 1998 (in Hungarian and English)
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