Prof. Dr. Marleen Haboud

2023: Ecuadorian representative to the Spanish World Conference ( March 2023, Cadiz, Spain)

2021: Member of Ecuadorian Academy of the Spanish Language (Chapter of the Real Academy of the Spanish Language (RAE)

2020: International PUCE Award (2020)

2019: International PUCE Award (2019)

2018: Georg Forster Research Award

2018: The United States Ambassador Research fund (2018-2019) to develop research about Ancestral Health Practices Narratives and Storytelling in rural communities in Pichincha, Ecuador

2017: Honorary long-life member of the Global LAINAC Education Program (Japan)

2017: Nominated Researcher of Excellence by the Scientific Academic Committee in Ecuador

2017: Research grants disbursed by Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador to document Southern Kichwa

2017: Research grants disbursed by Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador to document the Cha'palaa Coastal language in Coastal Ecuador

2017: The United States Ambassador Research fund (2017-2018) to develop research about Ancestral Health Practices Narratives and Storytelling in Indigenous communities in Cotopaxi, Ecuador

2016: Postdoctoral Sociolinguistics studies at University of Illinios (Urbana/Champaign, United States)

2016: Postdoctoral studies on Contact Lingfuistics at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain)

2016: The United States Ambassador Research fund (2016-2017) to develop the research Ancestral Health Practices Narratives and Storytelling: Andean Indigenous Ecuadorian Voices

2014: Fulbright Visiting Scholar Position to share research experiences and methodology with NorthAmerican Universities of Minnesota, University of Illinois (UrbanaChampaign) and University of Iowa, United States

2010: Ecuadorian Ministry of Culture Fund (2010-2011) for the production of multilingual materials to enhance indigenous bilingual education

2009: Ecuadorian Ministry of Culture Fund (2009-2010) for the production of animated designs in indigenous languages (2009).

1994: Nominated Charlotte Conable Fellow by The World Bank McNamara Foundation

1994: World Bank McNamara Foundation Award (Washington, United States)

1982: French Government Scholarship (1982-1983) to obtain the Teaching of French as second language diploma (Bordeau, France)

1978: Ford Foundation Scholarship (1978-1980) to obtain the Magister in Anthropology (Pontifical Catholic University of Peru)

1971: Field Services Scholarship to complete High School in Alabama (United States)