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JYM Academic Year in Review - Junior Year in Munich
JYM Academic Year in Review 2011/12 - 2012/13 ● ● ● ● ● ● Table of Contents Enrollments ........................................................................................................... 3 University Courses Taken, Student Profile ........................................................... 3 Schools Represented on JYM ............................................................................... 4 Scholarships Awarded ........................................................................................... 5 Undergraduate Research Projects ......................................................................... 5-6 Internships ............................................................................................................. 7 Participants 2011/12............................................................................................... 8-10 Participants 2012/13 .............................................................................................. 10-11 LMU Munich Courses Taken 2011/12 .................................................................. 12-15 LMU Munich Courses Taken 2012/13 .................................................................. 15-18 Guest Speakers ..................................................................................................... 18 Publications .......................................................................................................... 19 Prepared by Mark Ferguson, JYM Program Director 2 JYM Enrollments Enrollments have remained constant the past few years with 62 students from 35 colleges and universities (three year average). Students admitted to JYM continue to have an average GPA of 3.50. Enrollments AY 2012-13 AY 2011-12 AY 2010-11 AY 2009-10 AY 2008-09 Schools Represented 60 62 64 74 50 AY 2012-13 AY 2011-12 AY 2010-11 AY 2009-10 AY 2008-09 34 38 35 47 37 University Courses Taken by JYM Students JYM students are enrolled in 129 university courses annually (five year average). Within the past ten years, we have seen a steady decrease in the number of university courses taken in the Humanities, and an increase in courses taken in other disciplines, especially in the Social Sciences (incl. history). This is due to the increasingly diverse JYM student body. 78 major combinations were represented on JYM the past two years. Nearly half of all JYM students were not German majors. University Courses Taken AY 2012-13 AY 2011-12 AY 2010-11 AY 2009-10 AY 2008-09 114 123 141 129 136 Distribution of University Courses taken the past 10 Years Humanities Social Sciences Natural Sciences Business & Economics Engineering Computer Science/Math 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/13 65.3% 16.1% 7.6% 6.8% 62.5% 22.8% 5.1% 6.6% 58.1% 26.3% 7.0% 9.3% 51.8% 27.7% 0.7% 11.3% 37.0% 38.0% 2.50% 5.50% 10.0% 2.50% JYM Student Profile Students with a single major Students with a double major Students majoring only in German Students majoring in German plus a second major Students not majoring in German Students majoring in the Humanities and Social Sciences Students majoring in Business/Economics-related disciplines Students majoring in the Natural and Physical Sciences Students majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics Students majoring in Engineering 2009-11 2011-13 56.5% 43.5% 18.0% 37.0% 45.0% 61.0% 25.0% 7.0% 5.0% 2.0% 50.0% 50.8% 14.7% 38.5% 47.5% 79.5% 14.7% 11.5% 3.3% 2.5% 3 Schools represented on JYM, 2011-2013 American University Arcadia University Austin College Bates College Boston College Boston University Bowdoin College Bryn Mawr College Carnegie Mellon University Carthage College Clemson University College of William and Mary College of Wooster Columbia University Cornell University Denison University Eastern University Fordham University George Washington University Georgia State University Grand Valley State University Hamilton College Harvard University Heidelberg University High Point University Hood College James Madison University Kenyon College Linfield College Miami University of Ohio Middlebury College Muhlenberg College Oberlin College Pomona College Rollins College Scripps College St. John's University Temple University Texas A & M University Truman State University University of California, Davis University of California, Los Angeles University of Colorado, Colorado Springs University of Colorado, Boulder University of Massachusetts University of Miami University of Michigan University of Minnesota University of Minnesota, Twin Cities University of Notre Dame University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh University of Virginia Ursinus College Vassar College Washington and Jefferson College Wayne State University Wellesley College West Chester University of Pennsylvania Wheaton College 4 JYM Scholarships Awarded 2011-13 The Junior Year in Munich is most grateful to its alumni and friends of the program whose generosity allows us to provide scholarships to students in need of financial assistance. 2011-12 JYM awarded 12 scholarships for a total of $51,000 to students from Clemson University, Eastern University (PA), Georgia State University, Grand Valley State University, Heidelberg University, Miami University of Ohio, Temple University, University of Colorado-Boulder, University of Virginia, Washington & Jefferson College, Wayne State University. 2012-13 JYM awarded 17 scholarships for a total of $50,900 to students from American University, Arcadia University, Carnegie Mellon University, George Washington University, Grand Valley State University, High Point University, Hood College, Truman State University, University CaliforniaDavis, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, Wayne State University, West Chester University. Undergraduate Research Projects 2011-2013 Sami Berkely (James Madison University) Translation: Ugo Dossi: http://ora-tarot.com Gennifer Dorgan (Kenyon College) The Creation of Early Germanic Poetry Fielding W. Jenks (Middlebury College) Deutschlands Energiewende: Tendenzen, Analyse und die Future Darya Tsymbalyuk (Kenyon College) Ausstellung: GRENZENSPIE[ge]L Jessica Kirkus (Clemson University) The Worldwide Problem of Obesity: Analytical Comparison between American and German Cultures John Marsland (Univ of Colorado, Colorado Springs) Jazzmusik im 3. Reich – Zeitschriftanalyse Jessica Micciolo (American University) The Nuremberg Trials and the Development of International Law Katie Schrandt (University of Notre Dame) Ludwig, Maximilian in 1848 Bavaria Karin Wirth (Carthage College) Die Herasuforderung der Globalisierung für das deutsche Schulsystem Aima Mori (Wayne State University) Immigrant Integration: A German Approach 5 Florent Blanc (University of Pennsylvania) The Euro: A Cinderella Story Gone Wrong? Carolyn Campbell (Kenyon College) Wo die wilden Kinder wachsen: eine Untersuchung über Waldkindergarten-pädagogik als eine alternative Kleinkind-pädagogik in den USA Ian Edwards (Vassar College) Wirtschaftswunder and Refugee Memory in Bavaria Alexandria Rhodes (Harvard University) Die verborgene Dimension: Gute Ausländer, schlechte Ausländer und das Deutsch-sein Joseph Lacey (American University) Das Edelweiß im Wandel der Zeit Christine Allen (Univ of Minnesota, Twin Cities) Hundetrainingsmethoden und Hundekultur zwischen Deutschland und den USA im Vergleich Brenna Corrigan (Hamilton College) Autos und Alternativenergie in Deutschland mit einem Fokus auf BMW Michael Berman (Truman State University) Fleisch in Deutschland: Bio wirklich besser? Yifan Xu (Carnegie Mellon University) Made in Tettau: Ein untypischer städtebaulicher Entwurf Austin Eighan (St. John's University) Deutschlands„National Endowment“: Außer-ökonomische Faktoren für den anhaltenden wirtschaftlichen Erfolg Deutschlands Shaunna Lucas (Univ of California, Los Angeles) Laughing Ourselves to Pieces? East German Humor, Identities, and the Mauer in den Köpfen Thomas Bixler (American University) Racial and Religious Relations in Munich Darko Gligorovski (Kenyon College) Die Republik Mazedonien und die Europäische Union In addition, Herman „Beppo“ Brem, a long-time member of Die Grünen and currently the treasurer of the party for the city of Munich, mentored projects about German politics in 2013 for Jonathan Aguirre (Rollins College), Austin Eighan (St. John`s University) and Darko Gligorovski (Kenyon College). 6 Internships 2011-13 Lauren Steinman (Wellesley College) Deutsches Herzzentrum München David Matera (American University) DLD: Digital Life Design Yvonne Luo (University of Virginia) DLD: Digital Life Design Amanda Bretz (Heidelberg University) Axioma Sprachakadamie Heidi Obermeyer (Univ of Colorado Boulder) U.S. Consulate, Munich Thea Rommen (University of Virginia) U.S. Consulate, Munich Jessica Micciolo (American University) U.S. Consulate, Munich Amy Newman (Miami University of Ohio) ThyssenKrupp Stahl, Duisburg Jessica Kirkus (Clemson University) Kinderklinik im Klinikum Schwaben Morgan Robinson (James Madison University) Sebastian Dickhaut (HuKoDi, München) Colin Sexton (Miami University of Ohio) Amiando, München Alexandria Rhodes (Harvard University) Gesellschaft macht Schule, WIR SIND VIELE Carolyn Campbell (Kenyon College) Naturkindergarten Haidhausen Christine Allen (Univ of Minnesota-Twin Cities) Dog's Academy Munich Ian Edwards (Vassar College) BMI Auditax, München Kayla Ixtlahuac (Harvard University) Jambo Bukoba Julie MacDonell (Harvard University) Fujitsu Technology Solutions, München Kevin Ramos (Cornell University) DHL Foodservices, München 7 JYM Academic Year Program, 2011/12 Name College/University Major Sara Berge Samantha Berkley Amanda Bretz Caroline Brewka Steven Burg Rebecca Burkholder Scripps College James Madison University Heidelberg University University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Grand Valley State University Eastern University Amy Bush Louis Cialdella Daniel Dierolf Gennifer Dorgan Hannah Ehlenbach Stephanie Forbes Madeline Harrington Jessica Kirkus Andrew Lorenzini Yingfeng Luo Tessa Markham Julia Markham-Cameron Jessica Micciolo Amy Newman Heidi Obermeyer Grand Valley State University Columbia University Wayne State University Kenyon College Boston University University of Pittsburgh Austin College Clemson University Temple University University of Virginia Texas A & M University Scripps College American University Miami University of Ohio University of Colorado Boulder Joel Pagels Heather Painter Morgan Robinson Thea Roemmen Colin Sexton Hans Weitzel Sarah Wheat Wayne State University Washington and Jefferson College James Madison University University of Virginia Miami University of Ohio Eastern University Georgia State University German German/Biology German/International Studies International Business Music/German Philosophy, Politics, Economics German Computer Science German German Area Studies Political Science German/Psychology German Biological Sciences International Business/German Foreign Affairs/Music International Studies German Law and Society/German Mechanical Engineering German/Anthropology/ International Affairs German/Linguistics English/Political Science German/French Foreign Affairs German/Marketing Music Composition Art History 8 JYM Sommersemester Program, 2012 Name College/University Major Sonja Andersen Holly Anetsberger Jesse Archambault Anna Beatty Sarah Beaumont Nermina Blazevic Patrick Egan Abigail Herbert Fielding Jenks Katrina Lampert Mengyuan Lin Helen Lucey Tessa Markham John Marsland David Matera Niamh McCarthy Anna Merkoulova Marisa Mohrer Kevin Mucchetti Ojus Narayana Sarah Nguyen Sarah Noll William Pence Daniel Pickerl Robert Reinert Melissa Rosecke Leah Schaede Catherine Schrandt John Seeler Lauren Steinman Anna Treud, Darya Tsymbalyuk Eileen Voges Charles Weinberg Karin Wirth University of Pennsylvania German Studies Carthage College German Linfield College International Business/Economics American University German Studies Miami University of Ohio German/Russian Grand Valley State University International Business Fordham University Business Administration Denison University Psychology/German Middlebury College Environmental Studies/Economics Ursinus College German/Politics/International Relations University of Pennsylvania International Studies/Business Hamilton College German Studies/Government Texas A&M University International Studies University of Colorado, Colorado Springs History American University International Relations Boston College International Studies/Economics American University Accounting Bates College Psychology/German University of Pennsylvania Music Wayne State University Psychology Cornell University Computer Science Pomona College German/Chemistry College of William and Mary German/European Studies Carthage College German/Political Science Miami University of Ohio Business Economics University of Minnesota Health and Wellness Miami University of Ohio German Education/Linguistics University of Notre Dame History, German Wheaton College Chemistry/German Wellesley College Comparative Literature Carthage College German/Archaeology Kenyon College Literature & Languages/Studio Art Columbia University Chemical Engineering Middlebury College International Studies Carthage College German 9 JYM Academic Year Program, 2012/13 Name College/University Major Julian Alpern Kelly Backstrom Michael Berman Sarah Bieszczad Thomas Bixler Kyle Conroy Changqi Dai Jacquelyn Diamond Johannes Doerge Austin Eighan Travis Goetz Nathan Kilduff Joseph Lacey Thaddeus Lindsay Maureen Livernois Shaunna Lucas Erin Lutenski Aima Mori Dominque Osterman Alexa Putnam Kevin Ramos Alexandria Rhodes Morgan Seiler Amanda Turnwall Anthony Veltri Yifan Xu Arcadia University History University of Minnesota, Twin Cities German/Anthropology Truman State University German/Biology University of California, Davis German/Pharmaceutical Chemistry American University International Relations American University International Studies University of Michigan German/Biomedical Engineering West Chester University of Pennsylvania Biology George Washington University German/International Affairs St. John's University German/Political Science High Point University Business Administration University of Pittsburgh Physics American University International Economics Wayne State University German/Art History Wayne State University German University of California, Los Angeles Anthropology Grand Valley State University German Wayne State University German/Political Science Hood College German University of Massachusetts Biochemistry Cornell University Government Harvard University English George Washington University German/International Affairs University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Global Studies and Political Science Wayne State University Biochemistry/German Carnegie Mellon University Architecture 10 JYM Sommersemester Program, 2013 Name College/University Major Jonathan Aguirre Christine Allen Isabel Andrews Emily Bayer Florent Blanc Carolyn Campbell Zoe Colton Brenna Corrigan Peter Cowan Jason Craymer Peter Davids Edgar Diaz Ian Edwards Kathryn Empanger Alanna Faust Andreas Fessler Karl Fisher Darko Gligorovski Kelsey Gudbrandsen Taylor Guss Trevor Harris Kayla Ixtlahuac Emily Luft Julie MacDonell Kaitlyn Meldahl Emily Newsome Meredith Nuber Katrina Potts Mark Ragusa Virginia Reynolds Nivale Sundaravel Adrienne Violand Elizabeth Ward Michael Zaccaro Rollins College University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Bryn Mawr College Muhlenberg College University of Pennsylvania Kenyon College American University Hamilton College Bates College Denison University Bowdoin College University of Pennsylvania Vassar College University of Minnesota College of Wooster University of Miami Bates College Kenyon College Carthage College Bates College Wayne State University Harvard University American University Harvard University University of Minnesota Wayne State University Hamilton College American University Bowdoin College Oberlin College University of Pennsylvania Denison University Truman State University Ursinus College International Business/International Rel German/Animal Science History of Art German/Biology International Studies/Business Psychology/Religious Studies German/Communications German/World Politics German German German/Mathematics International Studies/Business German/International Studies Biomedical Engineering Sociology Finance/Marketing History Political Science German/Business German/Psychology German/Political Science German German/International Studies Computer Science Microbiology German/Psychology German/World Politics International Studies German/Neuroscience German Studies International Studies/Business German German/Sociology German/International Relations 11 LMU Munich Courses taken by JYM Students 2011/12 Art/Music Die Symphonien von Ludwig van Beethoven Musik im Exil: Werke europäischer Komponisten in den USA 1933-1945 Grundkurs Zeichnen - Landschaft Richard-Strauss-Arbeitsgruppe: Die Klangwelt der "Salome" Filmmusikgeschichte - Beginn der Tonfilmära Business International Management Commercial Banking Praxis des Internationalen Marketing Vorlesung + Übung: Investition und Finanzierung International Management Vorlesung + Übung: Innovation Management Unternehmensethik Vorlesung + Übung: Consumer Insights Vorlesung + Übung: Auktionen und Marktdesign Vorlesung + Übung: Außenhandelstheorie und -politik Leadership & Organisation: Leading innovation projects Computer Science/Mathematics Analysis mehrerer Variablen Logik und Diskrete Strukturen Mensch-Maschine Interaktion Managing Massive Multiplayer Online Games Einführung in die Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung und in die Induktive Statistik Engineering (TUM) Grundlagen der Künstlichen Intelligenz Principles of Computer Vision Robotik Maschinelles Lernen Vorlesung+Übung: Technische Mechanik III Vorlesung+Übung: Thermodynamik I Social Computing Algorithmic Game Theory Biokatalyse und Proteintechnologie Chemische Thermodynamik und Kinetik 12 Vorlesung + Übung: Fertigungstechnologien Vorlesung + Übung: Regelungstechnik Vorlesung + Übung: Fluidmechanik I Knowledge-based Systems for Industrial Applications Vorlesung + Übung: Gewöhnliche Differentialgleichungen Bewegungsplanung in der Robotik Grundlagen des Patentrechts Language/Literature/Culture Einführung in die griechische Sprache und Kultur I Grundkurs Isländisch Kosmologie und Heilsgeschichte Native American Literature Hebräisch Amerikanistisches Kolloquium Grundkurs Norwegisch Vietnamesisch für Fortgeschrittene Französisch für Nicht-Romanisten I Spanisch für Nicht-Hispanisten III Einführung in die Filmanalyse Goethe - Stationen seines literarischen Werkes Text und literarhistorischer Kontext (P.8.1 B.A. und P.6.1 LAGY): La Ciociara und die Tradition politischer Allegorien in der Romania Die "Tsene-Rene": die Bibel auf Jiddisch Dialektgeographie der Oberdeutschen Walt Whitman's Poetry and Prose Grundkurs II: Einführung in die Amerikanische Literaturgeschichte Konstellationen der Liebe im europäischen Vergleich: Flaubert - Tolstoi - Fontane Spanisch I Cultural studies 1 Discovering Films 3 Press in Britain 3 Multi-cultural Britain Einführung in die lateinische Sprache und Kultur I Der französische Film, Filmanalyse Expression orale et lexique Gogols Nase und das Gerücht der Psychoanalyse Grundkurs Altnordisch Isländisch für Fortgeschrittene I Norwegisch für Fortgeschrittene I Natural Sciences Lecture Epigenetics Anorganische Chemie 2 (Konzepte der Anorganischen Chemie) 13 Biochemie 1 Anorganische Chemie 3 (Koordinationschemie) Philosophy/Religion Platon: Gorgias Schöpfung, Geschöpf und Schöpfer im Spiegel des christlichen Dogmas Geschichte des Naturrechts An Introduction to Scientific Realism Film, Musik und Philosophie: Das delphische „Erkenne Dich selbst“ als unerhörte Lebensmaxime einer medialen Gesellschaft? Religion in Japan - eine Einführung Social Sciences Debating the Global Governance of Violent Conflict Comparative Authoritarianism Einführung in die Historische Linguistik Erinnerungsorte. Nationalsozialismus und kollektives Gedächtnis in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland Syntax Morphologie Die Politisierung Europas Europäisierungsprozesse in Ostmittel- und Südosteuropa Das politische System Russlands im Wandel Culture and Institutions in Economic History (mit Ergänzungsübung) Topics in Economics Jeanne d’Arc (1411/12-1431). Geschichte und Mythos Kurs I Natur und Kolonialismus vom Kaiserreich zum Dritten Reich München im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert Deutschland-Israel: Geschichte einer Beziehung Über die Sinne: Sehen, Hören, Fühlen, Riechen und Schmecken in der Frühen Neuzeit Europäische Regionalgeschichte: Die Schweiz (mit Exkursion) Quellen zur europäischen und deutschen Zeitgeschichte seit 1945 Die Außenpolitik des deutschen Kaiserreichs (1871-1918) Bayern und Franken im Hochmittelalter Überblicksvorlesung 19. Jahrhundert Vertiefung in Biologischer Psychologie Einführung in die Entwicklungsneuropsychologie Einführung in die Archäologie und Geschichte Kleinasiens bis zum Beginn der römischen Kaiserzeit Archäologisches Zeichnen Syntax Soziolinguistik Einführung in die Germanistische Linguistik Grundlagen der deutschen Syntax Historische Sprachwissenschaft Indogermanisch I: Germanische Sprachgeschichte Contrastive Linguistics: English and German 14 Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft: Parteien und Parteiensysteme in West- und Ostmitteleuropa International Political Economy (IPE) - Theories and Empirics Europäische Integration Die Europäische Union. Institutionensystem, Entscheidungsprozesse und Politikfelder Die Erweiterung der Europäischen Union – Bilanz und Ausblick Governance in der Europäischen Union Europäisierung Global Governance by means of Social and Environmental Standards Internationale Sicherheit Assessing the Security-Development Nexus in Africa Die Integration von Sicherheitspolitik in der Europäischen Union Kolloquium Linguistik LMU Munich Courses taken by JYM Students 2012/13 Art/Music Überblick Neuere Musikgeschichte I (1700-1830) Die Figur in der Malerei Grundkurs Zeichnen - Landschaft Siebdruck Film als historische Quelle - Der Widerstand im Dritten Reich im deutschen und internationalen Film Überblick Neuere Musikgeschichte II Collegium Muwicum: Orchester Filmmusik - Meltingpot der Musikgeschichte: Die Jahre 1970-1980 Business Grundlagen der BWL Vorlesung + Übung: Mikroökonomie I Bank Analysis Competition & Strategy International Management Risk Management Vorlesung mit Übung: Behavioral Finance Consumer Insights Vorlesung mit Übung: Consumer Insights Communication/Media Einführung in die Interkulturelle Kommunikation mit Tutorium Allgemeine Theorien der Interkulturelle Kommunikation mit Tutorium Media Institutions in Munich 15 Computer Science/Mathematics Computergrafik Engineering (TUM) Architektur und Technik: Emerging Technologies Lectures I Pflichtmodul1P und 3P: Projekt Entwerfen Architektur und Technik: Integriertes Bauen I MA Große Räume: Ländliches Bauwesen Language/Literature/Culture "Kommunikation ist Glückssache (?)" - Einführung in die Ethnolinguistik Português I Aulas Práticas de Português I Polnisch I Language Contact, or Was English ever a Creole? Diaspora und Transnationalismus „Gender Talk“ Einführung in die Genderanthropologie Italienisch II Türkische Bevölkerung in Deutschland und in der Türkei Spanisch II (A1 Teil 2) Spanisch III Actualidad latinoamericana Neue interkulturelle und hybride Reiseliteratur The History of the English Language I: a Survey The Country House in British Culture and Literature Fiction of American Realism Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, and their legacy in so-called Post-Racial America Thomas Mann: „Doktor Faustus“ Artmann, Bernhard, Kappacher: Österreichische Stimmen deutschsprachiger Literatur Reading Drama: The Revenge Tragedies Der Roman in Afrika Landeskunde I Spanien Grundkurs Norwegisch Arabisch III (A2) Migration und Integration in Deutschland Natural Sciences Vorlesung + Übung Einführung in die Bioinformatik I Vorlesung + Praktikum Mikrobiologie 1 16 Philosophy/Religion Praktische Philosophie II: Politische Philosophie The theory of the infinite: set theory and its philosophy Personen und ihre Identität Praktische Philosophie I: Einführung in die Ethik Philosophy and Climate Change: Philosophical Problems at the Intersection of Philosophy of Science and Value Theory Philosophy of Probability Logic II Proof Theory in Philosophy: An Introduction Das Judentum im Nahen Osten im Überblick Chinesische Philosophie: Die Entfaltung der drei Lehren Konfuzianismus, Daoismus und Buddhismus Social Sciences Oral History Architektur und Geschichte. Die griechische Gesellschaft im Spiegel ihrer Bauten von 1000-100 v. Chr. Geschichte Südosteuropas. Von den Anfängen bis zur Gegenwart, Teil III: Das „lange 19. Jahrhundert" Zeitalter der Weltkriege "Kommunikation ist Glückssache (?)" - Einführung in die Ethnolinguistik Die Arabische Revolution und ihre Auswirkungen auf Politik und Gesellschaft Vergleich politischer Systeme in Ostmitteleuropa: Tschechien, Ungarn und Polen Security Governance – Neue Formen der Sicherheitspolitik Politik in Europa: Die Institutionen der EU (mit Exkursion nach Brüssel und Luxemburg) Grundlagen der Wirtschafts- und Organisationspsychologie Angewandte Verhaltenstherapie I Geschichte der römischen Kaiserzeit (27 v. - 395 n. Chr.) Hillarys Hand und der Tod Bin Ladens - Bilder im kollektiven Gedächtnis vom Mittelalter bis zur Gegenwart Visuelle Medien im Mittelalter Geschichte der Polizei und der Nachrichtendienste in westeuropäischen Staaten seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg Buch und Bibliothek in Altertum und Mittelalter Osteuropa im Ersten Weltkrieg Einführung in die Sozialpsychologie Einführung in die Entwicklungsneuropsychologie Geschichte Anatoliens und Syriens Contrastive Linguistics English - German Crosslinguistischer Transfer Prinzipien des Sprachwandels der deutschen Sprache Deutsche Sprache und Subjekt: Theologie, Nation, Exil von Luther bis Klemperer "Advertising the American Dream" - The 1960s represented in Matthew Weiner's "Mad Men" The Architecture of the American Metropolis (SQ 4 Kulturgeschichte) Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft 17 Parteien und Parteiensysteme in West- und Ostmitteleuropa Europäische Staaten im Vergleich Political Behavior Typen politischer Systeme Internationale Beziehungen I Basic Course in International Relations Der Mensch, ein politisches Tier? Positionen und Paradigmen des politischen Denkens Was ist eigentlich Macht? Europäische Integration Forschungsdesign State and Non-State Actors in Violent Conflict Konfliktprävention und regionale Sicherheitspolitik im südlichen Afrika Regional Integration in Southeast Asia: Making Process, not Progress? Theorie und Empirie der Internationalen Politischen Ökonomie Europeanisation – Transforming National Political Systems? Vorlesung mit Übung: Die Integration von Sicherheitspolitik in der Europäischen Union Die Europäische Union und post-kommunistische Staaten Staatlichkeit und ethnoregionale Diversität in Mittel- und Osteuropa Die Erweiterung der Europäischen Union – Bilanz und Ausblick Der israelisch-palästinensische Konflikt A Political Theory of Constitutionalism Mediensysteme in Deutschland und Europa Guest Speakers at JYM Does Shakespeare matter? (June, 2013) Guest Speaker: Dr. Charles Moseley is a Fellow and Tutor of Hughes Hall and has taught Classics and English Literature in the University of Cambridge for many years. He is Director of Studies in English at St Edmund's College and General Editor (Literature Insights) of the unique and innovative academic e-book project: Humanities-Ebooks.co.uk. The author of an extensive list of academic and other publications, Charles has lectured at universities, schools and societies in many countries around the world on topics as diverse as Shakespeare, the history of travel literature, the Norsemen, Medieval art and his own travels in the Arctic. Recent published essays range from Elizabethan painting to nineteenth century printing technology and the topographical drawings of Alfred Wainwright. Erhabene Hysterie: Die Kunst und die Literatur des deutschen Expressionismus (July, 2013) Guest Speaker: Neil H. Donahue, Dr. Neil Donahue is the Associate Dean of Hofstra University's Honor College. He is one of the leading experts on German Expressionism in the United States. He has written numerous articles and books on the subject and edited A Companion to the Literature of German Expressionism (Camden House, 2005). 18 Publications Hans-Peter Söder, JYM Resident Director "Writing in the Electronic Age." In: Sascha Pöhlmann, ed., Revolutionary Leaves: The Fiction of Mark Z. Danielewski. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Press, 2012. 33-41. "English in the Global Age: Challenges for a Literary Language", Global Issues (January 2012): 50-52. Hans-Peter Söder's "Helena at War," the documentary of his poetic Helena at War. Munich – Berlin: 1882-1945 with illustrations by Michael Heininger (München: Verlag Christoph Dürr, 2010), continues to be shown regularly on Bavarian television (Bayerisches Fernsehen). It can also be viewed on YouTube at HansPeter Soeder's "Helena at War." Founder and editor of WENDEPUNK.T – Zeitschrift für eine neue Zeit (München: Verlag Christoph Dürr, 2012). Mark Ferguson, JYM Program Director Study Abroad Europe: A Workbook of Need-to-Know Topics about the EU and the USA (2013) is intended for U.S. college students who are preparing to study abroad in Europe. Designed to help students place their study abroad experience in larger contexts by making comparisons between their European host country and the United States, more than 20 essential topics are covered, ranging from geography, people, education and political systems, to energy and the environment, heath care, taxation, work and retirement. Both Mark Ferguson and Hans-Peter Söder addressed the question "Internships – Do they threaten or promote German Studies?" during a conference at Emory University about Education Abroad Programs in German-speaking Europe in an Age of Globalization and Virtuality (March, 2013). 19
