fall 2007 classes

 Ger 265: "Revolutionizing Drama in the 20th Century."
 Ger 221: “German Culture and Literature, Part I.”


classes taught at vanderbilt university

 Ger 115F: "The Artificial Body in German Fiction and Film."
 Ger 221: “German Culture and Literature, Part I.”
 Ger 294a: "History and Culture of Berlin." Vanderbilt in Berlin. (Summer)
 Ger 172: “Borders and Crossings: Literature and Culture from Romanticism to the Present.” Vanderbilt in Berlin. (Summer)
 Ger 101G: "German Reading for Graduate Students."
 Ger 223: "From Language to Literature."
 Ger 264: "Perils & Pleasures in 19th Century Drama."
 Ger 216: "Business German."
 Ger 104: “Intermediate German.”
 Ger 270: “German Film.” (redesign)
 Ger 103: “Intermediate German.”
 Ger 265: “20th Century Drama.”


classes taught at other institutions

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia
Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures, Teaching Assistant (97-00)
 GERM 101, 102, 202.
 GERM 326: “Business German.”
 GERM 322: “The German Play.” Directed, produced Georg Kaiser: “Von morgens bis mitternachts.”
 GERM 101G (Graduate Reading).

Universität Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany
Depts. of American/German Literature & Cultural Studies, Guest Lecturer (Gastwissenschaftlerin)(00-01)
 Proseminare (developed, taught undergrad. seminars):
 “Literature and Film.”
 “The Artificial Body in Ger. & Amer. Science Fiction.”
 Hauptseminare (co-taught grad. seminars):
 “John Updike.”
 “American Romanticism”

Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
Department of Germanic Studies, Teaching Assistant (94-97)
 G100: 200, 300: Beginning to advanced language.
 G300: Indiana University Studies Abroad: Graz, Austria