Jacques Khalip writes on and teaches Romanticism, queer theory, aesthetics, poetry, and critical theory.

OVPR Grant, Office of the Vice-President for Research, Brown University, 2009-10.
OVPR Grant, Office of the Vice-President for Research, Brown University, 2008-9.
Lectureship Grant, Office of the Dean of the Faculty, Brown University, 2008-9.
OVPR Grant, Office of the Vice-President for Research, Brown University, 2007-8.
Arts Research Board Grant, McMaster University, 2007.
Arts Research Board Grant, McMaster University, 2006.
Arts Research Board Grant, McMaster University, 2005.
Duke Summer Research Dissertation Fellowship, 2002.
SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship, Canadian Federal Government—declined, 2000.
FCAR M.A. Research Fellowship, Quebec Provincial Government, 1997.

Henry Merritt Wriston Fellowship, Dean of the College, Brown University, 2010-2011.
Few Dissertation Fellowship, Duke English Department, 2003-4.
Stephen Horne Award for Excellence in Teaching, Duke English Department 2003.
Duke English Department Fellowship, 1998-2003.
Mary Keenan Scholarship (Master's), McGill English Department, 1997.
J.W.McConnell Award, McGill University, 1996.
Charles M. Snyder Memorial Scholarship, McGill English Department, 1996.

North American Society for the Study of Romanticism (NASSR)

Jacques Khalip regularly teaches on romantic literature and culture, and queer theory. Some recent courses include: The Literature of Identity; Ethics of Romanticism; Romantic Dispossession; Queer Relations; Queer Passivity.