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Dr. Mila Ganeva,
Associate Professor, Ph. D. German Studies,
University of Chicago (2000). Her research and
teaching interests include literature and culture
of the Weimar Republic, film history, and
contemporary German film. She has published
articles on fashion journalism, fashion
photography, and mannequins, early German film
comedies, and Berlin in film. She is author of the
book Women in Weimar Fashion: Discourses and
Displays in German Culture, 1918-1933 (Camden
House, 2008). Member of the Film Studies and
Jewish Studies Programs.
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Dr. John M. Jeep, Associate Professor, Ph.D.
German literature, University of Chicago. Director
of Medieval Studies, editor of
Medieval Germany: An Encyclopedia ( 2001);
author of Alliterating Word-pairs in Old High
German (1995); articles on the role of women in
early German literature, Notker Labeo and modern
bibliographic practice; medieval rhetoric. |
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Ms. Evgenia Kozochkina,
Instructor, Junior Faculty in Residence |
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Dr. Ruth H. Sanders,
Professor and Chief Department Adviser; Ph.D.
Germanic Languages and Literatures, State University
of Stony Brook, New York. Editorial board, CALICO;
editor of Familiengeschichten ( 2004);
editor of Thirty Years of Computer-Assisted
Instruction: Festschrift for John R. Russell
(1996); articles on computer parsing of German,
artificial intelligence in computer-assisted
instruction. |
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Dr. Qinna Shen, Visiting
Assistant Professor. Ph.D. Yale University. Research
interests incude 20th century German literature and
film, and the German fairy tale. She is currently
working on a book project on East German Fairy Tale
Films. |
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Dr. Dieter Stroinigg,
Assistant Professor, Ph.D. in German Literature,
University of Cincinnati. Pedagogy of German
language. |
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Dr. Nicole Thesz,
Assistant Professor, Ph.D. in Germanic Languages and
Literatures, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign; articles on German authors Günther
Grass and Thomas Mann. |