Career
In 1992,Horowitz and Rabbi Gilah Langner founded Kerem:A Journal of Creative Explorations in Judaism. [3] While serving as an associate professor at the University of Delaware,Horowitz also directed its Jewish Studies Program. [4] In 1995,she co-edited Jewish American Women Writers, which won the Judaica Reference Book Award that year. [5] Two years later,she wrote Voicing the Void:Muteness and Memory in Holocaust Fiction, [6] which received the 1997 Choice:Current Reviews for Academic Libraries award. [7] She also earned the University of Delaware CHOICE award. [8] In 2000,Horowitz left the University of Delaware and relocated to Canada. [9] That same year,she published "Gender,Genocide,and Jewish Memory." [10]
In 2002,Horowitz was appointed a full-time associate professor at York University in the Faculty of Liberal Arts &Professional Studies. [11] The following year,she received a $97,086 grant to study gender and the holocaust. [12] From 2006 to 2009,she served as president of the Association for Jewish Studies. [13] In 2005,Horowitz was named Director of the Israel and Golda Koschitzky Centre for Jewish Studies at York University. [14]
Horowitz later collaborated with Julia Creet and Amira Dan to edit H. G. Adler:Life,Literature,Legacy, which won the 2016 Canadian Jewish Literary Award for best contribution to Jewish thought and culture. [15] She also served on the jury for the 2019 Canadian Jewish Literary Awards. [16]
Horowitz currently serves on the Academic Advisory Committee of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum [17] as sits on the advisory board of the Remember the Women Institute [18]
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