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2005-07 Academic Year in Review - Junior Year in Munich
Academic Year in Review 2005/06 - 2006/07 JUNIOR YEAR IN MUNICH • 471 MANOOGIAN • DETROIT MI • 48202 TEL (313) 577-4605 • FAX (313) 577-3266 • [email protected] • WWW.JYM.WAYNE.EDU Table of Contents External Review of JYM JYM Academic Program Review JYM Publications 3-4 4 Enrollments & Academics JYM Enrollments 2002-06 Schools represented on JYM LMU Munich courses taken by JYM students JYM Internships Undergraduate Research Projects 5, 10-13 5, 9 5, 14-18 6 7 Scholarships JYM Scholarships Awarded JYM Students awarded DAAD Scholarships New JYM Endowed Scholarships Munich Summer Fellows Program 8 8 8 19 Alumni Build upon JYM German Chancellor Scholarship Fulbright Fellowships Émigré Memorial German Internship (Bundestag Berlin) 20 20 20 JYM Academic Program Review As an academic program with the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Wayne State University, JYM undergoes periodic external and internal review as would any university department or academic program. We decided that 2006/07 would be an appropriate time to undertake a thorough review of the program, since it corresponded to several important moments in JYM’s history: ● 2006 marked 10 years since the closing of Wayne State’s Junior Year in Freiburg program, and the subsequent expansion and enhancement of Wayne State’s Junior Year in Munich. ● 2006 marked 10 years since JYM was guided by a new program director in Detroit, Dr. Mark Ferguson, and a new resident director in Munich, Dr. Hans-Peter Söder. ● 2006 also marked the 75th anniversary of the JYM tradition at LMU Munich, and coincided with the year that the U.S. Senate designated as the Year of Study Abroad. The year-long Academic Program Review process consisted of an extensive Self-Study, an External Program Review Team that would visit both Munich and Detroit, and an internal WSU Program Review Advisory Panel. Our goal was to have JYM evaluated from the standpoint of academic integrity as well as operational and administrative procedures. To this end, we based our 131-page Self-Study on two documents: 1) the "Self-Study Guidelines for Departments/Programs" issued by the Office of the Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, and 2) the "Standards of Good Practice for Education Abroad" developed by The Forum on Education Abroad. Members of the external and internal review teams were selected by Dr. Nancy Barrett, Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at Wayne State University, who asked both review teams to submit confidential reports of their findings to the Office of Academic Program Review. The External Program Review Team consisted of: Dr. Heidi Soneson Program Director, Learning Abroad Center University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Professor Anton Kaes Class of 1939 Professor of German & Film Studies Department of German University of California-Berkeley The WSU Program Review Advisory Panel consisted of: Professor Barrett Watten Department of English College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 3 Professor James M. Thomas Department of Theatre College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts The JYM Self-Study was submitted to the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at WSU, and distributed to the external and internal review teams. The External Program Review Team visited the JYM program in Munich from Friday, July 6, 2007 to Monday, July 9, 2007, followed by a concluding day at Wayne State University in Detroit on Tuesday, July 10, 2007. The post-review meeting was held October 31, 2007 with the Provost, the Dean of the College, the Associate Vice President for Undergraduate Programs and General Education, and the Dean of the Graduate School in attendance. Both review teams praised the academic integrity of the program, and commended JYM for its innovative program options, excellent organization, dedication to student service, and commitment to integrating US students into German student life and university studies. JYM Publications JYM Program Director Dr. Mark Ferguson: “75 Years of the Junior Year in Munich” Die Unterrichtspraxis/Teaching German 40.2. (2007): 124-132. JYM Resident Director Dr. Hans-Peter Söder, Vice-President of the International Society for the Study of European Ideas: “From Universal History to Globalism: What Are and For What Purposes Do We Study European Ideas?” History of European Ideas 33.1. (2007): 72-86. 4 JYM Enrollments Enrollments have climbed steadily since 2002-03. Students admitted to JYM the past two years had an average GPA of 3.52. JYM Enrollments During the past five years 66% of JYM students participated in the full academic year program. (By comparision, only 5% of US study abroad students currently opt for a full academic year abroad.) See the list of JYM participants on pages 10-13. AY 2006-07 AY 2005-06 AY 2004-05 AY 2003-04 AY 2002-03 52 53 49 48 40 Schools represented on JYM By all accounts, the diversity of our student body continues to remain an attractive and important feature of the JYM program. Schools Represented AY 2006-07 AY 2005-06 AY 2004-05 AY 2003-04 AY 2002-03 Students from 53 colleges and universities were represented on JYM the past two years. See the list of schools represented on page 9. 35 33 30 27 25 LMU Munich - University Courses Taken The academic integration of US undergraduates with university studies in Germany has remained the primary goal of JYM since the program was founded more than 75 years ago. JYM students today are enrolled in more than 100 LMU Munich courses annually (five year average). JYM students enroll in regular LMU Munich courses, as opposed to DaF courses designed for foreign students. LMU Munich Courses Taken AY 2006/07 AY 2005/06 AY 2004/05 AY 2003/04 AY 2002/03 89 university courses 121 university courses 102 university courses 087 university courses 115 university courses See the list of LMU Munich courses taken by JYM students on pages 14-18 5 JYM Internships JYM first began to offer internship experience on an ad hoc basis in 1995 with ISA Consult, GmbH. After partnering with CDS International in 2002 and the American-German Business Club e.V. in 2006, we have significantly increased internship opportunities in Munich. As a result, 31% of JYM students on the 2006/07 program were able to add overseas internship experience to their resume. Internships in 2005-06 Peter Bevan Jonathan Bobak Dava Belloli Maria McManus Lauren Newland Tess Walkowski University of Pennsylvania Miami University of Ohio Miami University of Ohio George Washington Univ. Kenyon College Wayne State University US Consulate, Munich US Consulate, Munich St. Martin Kindergarten Wundermedia GmbH St. Martin Kindergarten Soccer United Marketing Internships in 2006-07 Julia Hahn Gabrielle Frawley Jason Sauerberg Joseph Fisher Carol Ditmars Jordan Matthews Julie Midgley Margaret Miller Mary Beth Curley Amellis Peart Adam Cory Lee Desrosiers James Hollis Mara Fostey Noaquia Callahan Gregory Wilkowski Miami University of Ohio Boston College Wayne State University Wayne State University Trinity University Kenyon College Sweet Briar College Univ of Wisconsin-Madison Trinity University Hood College Wayne State University Assumption College Miami University of Ohio Wayne State University Calif. State U, Long Beach University of Dayton Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry AC Innovation GmbH Schleicher Fahrzeugteile GmbH MindMatics AG Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen Wundermedia GmbH Interim International GmbH AiBE ver-rückte Konzepte CScout Trendberatung GmbH CScout Trendberatung GmbH MDG Medien-Dienstleistung Threeview GmbH Sprachschule LbT-languages Sprachschule LbT-languages Sprachschule LbT-languages Neumann & Kamp, Munich 6 Undergraduate Research Projects 2005/06 Brandi Besalke (University of Missouri-Columbia) Geld und Geldgier in den Werken von Michael Ende 2005/06 Mollie Cardina (College of Wooster) Das Königsplatz Ensemble 2006/07 Noaquia Callahan (California State University, Long Beach) Wir definieren uns: Die Perspektiven der Identität von Afro-Deutschen in Europa 2006/07 Silvia Cernia (Kenyon College) Gerhard Falkner: Möglichkeiten einer urbanen Poetik 2006/07 Daniel Clausen (Linfield College) Bergliteratur heute? 7 JYM Scholarships Awarded Students from the schools listed below were awarded JYM Scholarships the past two years. The average JYM scholarship award the past five years has been $2,524. 2006-07 ($48,500) California State University Long Beach, The Citadel, College of Holy Cross, Linfield College, Miami University of Ohio, University of Michigan, Rutgers University, University of Texas at Austin, Truman State University, University of Vermont, Washburn University, Wayne State University, and the University of Wisconsin Madison. 2005-06 ($46,000) Hofstra University, Kenyon College, Miami University of Ohio, University of Mary Washington, Metropolitan State College of Denver, University of Michigan, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, University of Missouri, College of St. Benedict and St. John’s University, Truman State University, Wayne State University, Wheaton College IL, and the College of Wooster. JYM Students awarded DAAD Scholarships In addition to the JYM scholarships awarded, nine JYM students were awarded Undergraduate Scholarships from the DAAD the past two years: 2006/07 2006/07 2005/06 2005/06 2005/06 2005/06 2005/06 2005/06 2005/06 Michelle Begue Darrah Lustig Mollie Cardina Lindsay Jewell Nina Lawrence Brad Paulson Renee Remy Therese Walkowski Heidi Willhauck Truman State University University of Vermont College of Wooster Wayne State University Wellesley College University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Truman State University Wayne State University Truman State University New JYM Endowed Scholarships Thanks to an initiative by the JYM Class of 1968-69, the Dr. Marianne Riegler Endowed Scholarship Fund has been established. The first scholarship award was made in AY 2007/08 to Elyse Iverson, a Studio Arts major from the University of Pittsburgh. Thanks to Professor Roslyn Abt Schindler, the Marvin S. Schindler Endowed Junior Year in Munich Scholarship Fund has been established. Professor Marvin Schindler (1932-2003) was Director of Wayne State’s Junior Year in Germany programs in Freiburg and Munich from 1975 to 1993. The first scholarship award will be made in AY 2008/09. 8 Schools represented on JYM 2005/06 - 2006/07 Arizona State University Assumption College Austin College Bates College Boston College Bucknell University California State University Long Beach The Citadel Colby-Sawyer College College of the Holy Cross University of California Santa Cruz University of Dayton Fordham University George Mason University George Washington University Gonzaga University Graceland University Harvard University Hood College Hofstra University University of Kansas Kenyon College Linfield College University of Mary Washington University of Maryland Metropolitan State College of Denver Miami University of Ohio University of Michigan University of Minnesota Twin Cities University of Missouri-Columbia Oberlin College Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan University University of Pennsylvania Rutgers, State University of New Jersey Sweet Briar College Syracuse University College of St. Benedict & St. John’s University University of Texas at Austin Towson University Trinity University Truman State University University of Virginia University of Vermont Washburn University Wayne State University Wellesley College Wheaton College (IL) Willamette University College of William and Mary Williams College University of Wisconsin Madison College of Wooster 9 JYM Academic Year Program, 2005/06 Name College/University Major Dava Belloli Amy Benoit Brandi Besalke Peter Bevan Jonathan Bobak Emily Bowyer Christopher Burton Mollie Cardina Tyler Christesen Erin Clark Brandon Durbin Elizabeth Ekelund Ty Eriksen Grant Gerthoffer Daniel Jacobson Lindsay Jewell Sarah Johnson Katherine Jong Isabel Ketchum Grant Korabik Danielle Kuhn Nina Lawrence James Lloyd Dario McConnie-Saad Erin Munsie Lauren Newland Brad Paulson Adam Payne Rachel Proulx Renee Remy Greta Sandnas Justin Shrout Jessica Smith Beth Uding MaryEllen van Wie Eleanor Wakefield Therese Walkowski Benjamin Walvoord Brandon Willard Heidi Willhauck Margaret Yeager Miami University of Ohio College of William and Mary University of Missouri-Columbia University of Pennsylvania Miami University of Ohio Wayne State University Miami University of Ohio College of Wooster University of Mary Washington Graceland University Miami University of Ohio Metropolitan State College of Denver Willamette University University of California Santa Cruz Arizona State University Wayne State University Austin College Williams College Wheaton College IL Wayne State University University of Virginia Wellesley College Truman State University Oberlin College Miami University of Ohio Kenyon College University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Miami University of Ohio University of Michigan Truman State University College of St. Benedict/St. John’s U George Mason University Austin College University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Hofstra University Gonzaga University Wayne State University Wayne State University Wayne State University Truman State University Miami University of Ohio German/Mathematics German/International Relations German/English Mathematics/Economics German/International Studies German/Theatre German/Zoology German/Archaeology German German/Religion/Music Performance International Studies/German German German Global Economics Mechanical Engineering German/Photography Psychology/German German German/Geology German/French/Business German Art History/German Studies Physics/German/Mathematics Classical Greek German Education/German French/German German/Marketing German/Foreign Affairs German/English German German Government International Studies German Studies/English German English German/Art History Physics German/Art History German/Marketing 10 JYM Sommersemester Program 2006 Name College/University Major Katharine Bente Kathryn Boulton Sara Curtin Susan Doose Kerri Foster Tracy Golub Melissa Harman Chani Hodonsky Katherine Luddy Lauren McConville Maria McManus Christian Montero Alexander Moser Cara O’Boyle Stephan Paul Daniel Reisch Sara Salzinger Kenyon College University of Michigan University of Michigan Douglass College/Rutgers University University of California-Berkeley Ohio Wesleyan University Trinity University University of Michigan Bates College University of Vermont The George Washington University Rutgers University University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania The George Washington University College of William and Mary James Madison University German Literature/Chemistry Cultural Anthropology/German Arts and Ideas in the Humanities German/Psychology German/Political Science German/Accounting German/Communications German Chemistry Biology/German German/Economics German/Economics German Studies Psychology Finance/International Business German Studies/Linguistics German/Justice Studies 11 JYM Academic Year Program, 2006/07 Name College/University Major Adrian Azodi-Kazeroony Michelle Begue Dana Burgard Noaquia Callahan Lenore Cebulski Daniel Clausen Adam Cory Mary Beth Curley Lee Desrosiers Joshua Dodson Christopher Erickson Joseph Fisher Mara Fostey Gabrielle Frawley Julia Hahn Christopher Hogan James Hollis Aundrea Ihlenfeldt Kelly Johnson Christina Koutoudis Christina Kozak Darrah Lustig Julie Midgley Margaret Miller Amellis Peart Rebecca Raebel Seth Ramsey Tegan Rice Jason Sauerberg Karen Sikora Theresa Sparkes Christianna Stavroudis Alyssa Thompson-Tucker Bethany Triana Stephen Walker Allen Walsh Gregory Wilkowski Gregory Wolownik Colby-Sawyer College Truman State University Bates College California State Univ, Long Beach The College of William and Mary Linfield College Wayne State University Trinity University Assumption College The Citadel Boston College Wayne State University Wayne State University Boston College Miami University of Ohio Washburn University Miami University of Ohio Wayne State University University of Michigan College of the Holy Cross Harvard University University of Vermont Sweet Briar College University of Wisconsin - Madison Hood College Wayne State University Miami University of Ohio Hood College Wayne State University Miami University of Ohio Rutgers University University of Maryland Bates College University of Texas at Austin Wayne State University Austin College University of Dayton Rutgers University Business/Psychology German German German/Sociology Anthropology/History German/English German German/Business Administration Philosophy German Economics German German/Media Arts German German/Biochemistry English/German German/International Business Linguistics/German German/Political Science Religious Studies Government German Economics/German German/International Studies German/Spanish German International Studies History/German German/Mechanical Engineering German/Strategic Communication German/Linguistics Applied Linguistics German/Sociology American Studies/History Business Management/German Computer Science German/History Psychology 12 JYM Sommersemester Program 2007 Name College/University Major Alexander Baum Silvia Cernea Carol Ditmars Erica Foulser Taryn Gnip Michelle Hamann Stefanos Kasselakis Alexandria Koehler Jordan Matthews Timothy McCall Sean Sanders Stephanie Sottile John Walsh Andrea Wittmann Fordham University Kenyon College Kenyon College Bates College Syracuse University Graceland University University of Pennsylvania Rutgers University Trinity University Bates College University of Kansas Bucknell University Towson University University of Michigan International Political Economy English/French/German Art History/Modern Languages German German/Biology Business/German/Spanish International Studies/Business German International Business/German German/American History Computer Science Biology Electronic Media & Film/History German/Humanities 13 LMU Munich Courses taken by JYM Students 2005/06 U 01036 Kirchengeschichte Mittelalter I U 01040 Bayerische Kirchengeschichte im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert U 01038 Bayerische Kirchengeschichte: Reformation, Barock und Aufklärung U 02013 “Das Buch der Bücher”: Einführung in die Bibel als Weltliteratur U 03050 Internationales Steuerrecht U 03028 Römische Rechtsgeschichte U 03046 International Humanitarian and Criminal Law U 04003 Vorlesung + Pflichtkurs Unternehmensführung und Marketing U 04005 Vorlesung + Übung Produktion und Organisation U 04021 Unternehmensorganisation U 04057 Managementprobleme in Organisationen U 03047 Internationale Organisationen U 04025 Investitionstheorie U 04200 Wirtschaftsraum- und Standortforschung = Einführung in die Wirtschaftsgeographie U 09009 Griechische Geschichte in archaischer Zeit U 09043 England und Frankreich im späten Mittelalter U 09059 Die Revolution von 1848/49 in Europa U 09060 Die Mächte im Zeitalter der Weltpolitik und des Imperialismus 1871-1914 U 09061 Europäische Geschichte im Zeitalter der Weltkriege U 09074 History of Jews in Eastern Europe to 1939 U 09075 West und Ost. Überlegungen zur gesamtdeutschen Geschichte 1945-1990 U 09076 Geschichte der Dekolonisation im 20. Jahrhundert U 09115 American Jewry in the 19th and 20th Century U 09200 Bayern in der NS-Zeit U 09264 Münchner Architektur des Jugendstils U 09272 Die Musik von Johannes Brahms U 09224 Kunst in München um 1900 U 09226 Deutsche Malerei von der Romantik zum Impressionismus U 09227 Picasso U 09228 Die Epoche der Renaissance und die Kunst des 15. und 16. Jahrhunderts U 09229 Albrecht Dürer U 09264 Konservierungs- und Restaurierungstechniken U 09275 Literatur und Musik in evolutionärer Perspektive U 09315 Körper-Performance zwischen Realität und Virtualisierung U 09435 Multimedia und Video U 09463 Gestaltungstechniken mit Metall U 09464 Keramik: Einführung in keramische Bautechniken sowie Oberflächengestaltungen U 09469 Keramik - Plastisches Gestalten U 09470 Schrift und Bild - Kalligraphie und Typografie U 09473 Seminar zur Kunst der Druckgraphik: Hochdruck U 09449 Aktzeichnen U 09460 Einführung in die Malerei U 09469 Erklärendes Zeichnen für Anfänger U 10131 Zweierlei Magie: Magie der Renaissance und Magie in der Welt des Harry Potter U 12004 Einführung in die Klassische Archäologie U 12006 Laokoon & Co.: pezzi grossi der griechischen Skulptur U 10013 Der Mensch als Herr und Gott U 10022 Ethik der Konflikte 14 U 10061 Was ist die Seele? Aristoteles’ ‘De anima’ und ausgewählte Kommentare der Renaissance U 12142 Von neapolitanischen Blutwundern, strafenden Madonnen und märchen-erzählenden Dichtern ethnographischen Erkundungen am Fuße des Vesuvs U 10083 Biopolitik. Philosophische und rechtliche Fragen U 12044 Vorbereitung einer Exkursion an den obergermanischen-rätischen Limes U 12400 Kunst unter den Guptas U 10111 Philosophie der visuellen Künste U 10080 C.S. Lewis, Die Abschaffung des Menschen U 12158 Einführung in die Interkulturelle Kommunikation U 11014 Einführung in die Emotionspsychologie U 11321 Bedingungen des Lernens U 12380 Der älteste Buddhismus U 13168 Semantik U 13160 Deutsche Dialekte U 13001 Sprachrevolution U 13012 Literarisches Leben in München im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert U 13013 Traum und Alptraum des Kinos. Die Medialität des Films U 13015 Die Bibel als Weltliteratur U 13034 Romantik: Literatur und Kulturgeschichte U 13284 Thomas Mann: Erzählungen U 13286 Das expressionistische Drama U 13310 Der Ball ist rund. Das Spiel dauert 90 Minuten. Alles andere ist Theorie. Eine Übung zu Fußball als kulturellem Phänomen U 13040 Erst- und Zweitspracherwerb unter psycholinguistischem, soziologischem und didaktischem Aspekt U 13242 Franz Kafka U 13288 Frauen unter Einfluß: Mesmerismus, Nervosität, Hysterie U 13381 Der Jugendroman im Deutschunterricht U 13451 Deutsch als Wissenschaftssprache U 13460 Signifying Emotions U 13382 Körpersprache im Deutschunterricht U 13509 Europäische Bildgeschichte U 13520 Linguistik I U** Vladimir Nabokov U 13473 Eros in Greek and Roman Literature and Philosophy (Typ B) U 13501 Einführung in die altnordische Sprache (A) U 13523 Norwegisch Grundkurs U 13500 Norwegisch für Fortgeschrittene I U 13656 Finnisch I U 14042 Altfranzösisch I U 14058 Strukturen des französischen Wortschatzes U 14067 Civilisation / Expression orale U 14251 Rumänisch I U 14296 Fonetica e fonologia dell'italiano U 14369 Russisch für Nichtslavisten I U 13740 Applied Grammar U 13753 Creative Reading: Mrs. Dalloway, The Hours and the film The Hours U 13758 American Classics I U 13848 Kurs Q: Übersetzung E-D für Nicht-Muttersprachler U 13907 The Religion of the Founders U 13692 Herman Melville U 13704 Motivation and conventionality 15 U 13712 Shakespeare verfilmt U 13718 Social Disruption in the Victorian Novel U 13723 American Classics II U 13877 North American Culture Studies/Landeskunde U 13881 The Right to Privacy U 13883 Germans in America - Deutsche Einwanderung in die USA U 13885 “Until You Are Dead”: Capital Punishment and American Culture U 13900 Literature of the American South U 13901 Transatlantic Poetics: William Carlos Williams and T.S. Eliot U 13818 Übersetzung E-D für ERAMUS-Studierende und Nicht-Muttersprachler U 13912 From the Food Court to the Court Room - Fettleibigkeit in Amerika U 14009 Einführungsvorlesung in die romanische Sprachwissenschaft U 15008 Internationale Beziehungen II U 15067 Islam, Staat und Demokratie im nahen und Mittleren Osten U 15104 International Security in the 21st Century. From Anarchy to Heirarchy U 15126 Soziologie für LehrerInnen U 15008 Sicherheit und Frieden im 21. Jahrhundert U 15064 Federalism and Multi-Level Governance U 16052 Vorlesung mit Übung: Diskrete Mathematik U 16066 Vorlesung mit Übung: Spieltheorie U 17017 Vorlesung mit Übung: T I Theoretische Mechanik U 17069 Vorlesung mit Übung: A. Photonics I: the theory of light and its applications U 20021 Allgemeine Geologie I (Endogene Dynamik) U 17070 T VI: Vorlesung mit Übung: Gravitationswellen und Ihr Nachweis U 17075 T VI: Vorlesung mit Übung: Introduction to String Theory U 17092 Ergänzungen und Vertiefung zur Quantenmechanik I U 19460 Geschichte der Biologie in Antike und Mittelalter 16 LMU Munich Courses taken by JYM Students 2006/07 U 02021 Bibelkunde: Neues Testament U 05042 Transformationsökonomie U 09046 Einführung in das Studium der mittelalterlichen Geschichte mit Technik-Übung: Die U 09064 Geschichte Österreichs unter den Habsburgern: Von Joseph II. bis Franz II. (I.) 1765 -1835 U 09183 National Problems in Central Europe in the Twentieth Century: Polish-German and Czech-German Relations U 09190 Der Staat der Wittelsbacher U 09215 Königtum im Vormärz: Regierung und Regierungsprinzipien König Ludwigs I. von Bayern U 10102 Philosophie der Freundschaft U 12154 Einführung in die Interkulturelle Kommunikation U 13174 Morphologie U 13144 Geschichte der deutschen Sprache in Bayern U 13172 Pragmatik U 13163 Kontaktlinguistik U 14311 Der Sport in der Literatur bei Rilke, Kafka, Musil U 13492 Censorship U 14348 Grundkurs Linguistik I U 14467 Literatur der Jahrhundertwende U 14470 Female Writers of Postmodernism U 14507 Einführung in die Landeskunde: Britain and America U 14617 America as Superpower: US Foreign Policy since the Second World War U 14620 Democracy promotion in postwar Germany - Die amerikanische Demokratisierungspolitik im besetzten Deutschland U 14007 La syntaxe du français parlé U 14255 Sprachkurs für Nicht-Italianisten, Stufe III, Kurs A U 15007 Internationale Beziehungen II U 15091 Die Rolle der USA im internationalen System U 15093 Introduction to Terrorism Research U 15165 Schule und Migration U 16011Vorlesung mit Übung: Analysis für Informatiker und Statistiker U 02020 Religionsgeschichte des Alten Testaments U 02027 Vorlesung: Geschichte des Mönchtums U 04098 International Marketing: Practices and Cases U 04109 Mitarbeiterorientierte Unternehmensführung II - Unternehmertum und Innovation U 04128 Basiskurs Finance U 04162 Human Resource Education II HRE: Lehren+Lernen+Entwickeln U 04199 Vorlesung mit Übung Wirtschaftsraum- und Standortforschung = Allgemeine U 04217 Wirtschaftsgeographische Raumanalyse mit Exkursionen U 04265 International Business English 1 U 05000 Vorlesung mit Übung: Mikroökonomie U 05003 Vorlesung mit Übung: Ökonomie U 05091 Economic History of the United States** U 09066 Das Zeitalter der Vernunft: Grundzuge der europäischen Aufklärungsbewegung im 18. Jahrhundert U 09068 Haupt- und Wendepunkt der Geschichte Frankreichs (1789-1945) U 09178 Das Russische Imperium im 19. Jahrhundert U 09179 Kommunismus in Ungarn, Rumänien und der Sowjetunion 1945-1989/91 U 09181 Einführung in die mittelalterliche osteuropäische Geschichte. Von Rjurik zu Jaroslav MudryjZwischen Novgorod und Kiev. Reichsbildung und Christianisierung bei den Ostslaven 17 U 09186 Der Erste Weltkrieg in Ostmitteleuropa. Ereignis-Wahrnehmung-Nachwirkungen U 09196 Grundlinien und Probleme der bayerischen Geschichte U 09228 Die Architektur und die Kunst des Islamischen Kairo U 09256 Das Islamische Museum in Berlin (im Pergamon Museum) und seine Meisterwerke U 09479 Freies bildnerisches Gestalten U 10071 Nietzches Christentumskritik U 10610 Sterben, Tod, Trauer: Religionswissenschaftliche Perspektiven U 11417 Vorlesung: Familie-Kindheit-Jugend: Einführung in die Sozialisationsforschung U 12400 Buddhistische Kunst der nödrlichen Seidenstraße - Malerei, Plastik und Architektur U 13001 Die sprachliche Variation: Form und Funktion U 13013 Bayerns Mundarten U 13019 Formales Handwerkszeug für Linguisten. Eine Einführung U 13027 Dichterjursisten U 13090 Files, Files, Files U 13124 Die sprachliche Variation: Form und Funktion U 13144 Semantik U 13151 Mündliche Kommunikation U 13154 Grundlagen der Psycho- und Neurolinguistik U 13236 Deutsche Literatur vom Beginn des Exils 1933 bis zum Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs 1945 U 13260 Mythos: Theorie und Rezeption U 13278 Facts or Fiction? Amerikabilder in der deutschsprachigen Literatur von der Romantik zur Moderne und ihr historischer Kontext U 13289 Revolutionäre Dichter in München U 13294 Paul Celan U*** "Unbegrenzte Möglichkeiten" – Migration, Tourismus und Literatur um 1900 U 13568 Deutsche Geschichte U 13584 DaF in europäischen Bildungssystemen U 13859 niveles I und II: Dali, el surrealismo y la cultura de masas U 14047 Arbeitstechnik für Slavisten U*** Einführung in die generative Syntax: Deutsch und Englisch im Grammatikvergleich U 14168 Phonologie U 14197 Film Language U 14251 Concepts of Subjectivity in Modernist and Postmodernist Fiction U 14255 Postcolonial Theory and Fiction U 14422 North American Culture Studies/Landeskunde U 14423 Questioning American History: From Colonial Times to the Present U 14442 Theorizing the Black Diaspora U 14448 American Modernism U 14457 Hauptseminar zur Vorlesung "American Modernism" U*** Einführung ind Geschlechterforschung U 15007 Internationale Beziehungen I U 15008 Sicherheit und Frieden im 21. Jahrhundert U 15091 Die Asienpolitik der EU U 15094 Ethische Probleme der Internationalen Beziehungen U 15119 Space in Theory and Practice of International Relations U 15122 Chancen und Hindernisse der Demokratisierung in den Entwicklungsregionen U 15324 Zwischen Klatsch, Kommerz und Katastrophe - Naturgefahren in den Medien U 18014 Genetik U 19021 Einführung in die Anthropologie und Humangenetik, Teil II: Anthropologische U 19024 Vorlesung: Tumorbiologie Teil I 18 Munich Summer Fellows Program The Munich Summer Fellows Program was created in 2002 to identify talented “high achiever” freshman students of German nationwide, invite them to Munich between their freshman and sophomore years, and introduce them to study abroad opportunities at LMU Munich with JYM. Since 2002, 78 outstanding first-year students of German have been invited to Munich as part of the Munich Summer Fellows Program. 2007 Munich Summer Fellows Daniel Brickley John Burnett Brian Croom Katie Davis Will Grunewald Steve Hou Megan Kirkendall Jessica Koslowski Kaitlyn Mele Scott Latham Taylor Newman Laura Pickens Cameron Smith Bryce Spalding Alex Troester Matthias Young Shauna Youtzy Miljan Zecevic University of Pennsylvania University of Michigan, Residential College Wheaton College Miami University of Ohio Bowdoin College University of Virginia Kenyon College Miami University of Ohio Hofstra University The College of Wooster Sweet Briar College University of Texas at Austin California State University, Long Beach Bowdoin College Winona State University University of Missouri, Columbia University of Mary Washington Bates College 2006 Munich Summer Fellows Korianna Austera Sophia Brown Ann Cashell Megan Eisenman Janai Gilmore Christopher Hickey Thomas Helak Alexander Hess Zack Hillman Erik Jensen Stefanos Kasselakis Margaret Nicholson Brianne Rhoades Lauren Stokes Jessica Strains Theresa Weaver Andrew Wyman Miami University of Ohio Bates College Miami University of Ohio Miami University of Ohio Wayne State University Bowdoin College California State University, Long Beach Miami University of Ohio California State University, Long Beach Ohio Wesleyan University University of Pennsylvania, Wharton/Huntsman Program Sweet Briar College University of Michigan, Residential College Swarthmore College Cornell College Bowdoin College Bates College 19 Alumni Build upon JYM 2005/06 German Chancellor Scholarship JYM 2003/04 Matt Rao University of Pennsylvania Matt was first introduced to JYM as a Munich Summer Fellow in 2002 during his sophomore year at the University of Pennsylvania. While on the program the following year, JYM arranged for him an internship at the Bundestag in Berlin. Immediately upon graduation Matt was awarded the prestigious Bundeskanzler Stipendium which brought him back once again to Germany. He returned to the US in November 2006 after 15 months as a Humboldt Foundation Bundeskanzler Fellow working in the City Planning Division in Halle (Sachsen-Anhalt). Matt’s research project on “Urban Redevelopment Practices in American and East German Shrinking Cities” led him to “some unexpected and pretty exciting directions,” he writes, “the best of which was the founding of a non-profit Verein called HausHalten to connect artists and small business start-ups with the owners of vacant buildings – many of which date back to the Gründerzeit” (www.haushaltenhalle.de). In exchange for maintaining general upkeep (electricity, water, roof repair, etc.), stakeholders such as artists, architects and other organizations will be allowed to live in the abandoned houses rent-free for up to ten years. These so-called Häuser Wächter will protect vacant houses from vandalism and ensure their preservation until suitable investors are found. (From: JYM Aumni Newsletter, Spring 2007) 2005-06 Fulbright Fellows JYM 2003/04 JYM 2003/04 JYM 2003/04 JYM 2003/04 JYM 2003/04 Claire Berman Jennifer Mies Lauren Mitchell Whit Shrader Marianne Windholtz Truman State University University of Dayton University of Michigan Bowdoin College Miami University of Ohio 2006/07 Fulbright Fellows JYM 2004/05 JYM 2004/05 JYM 2003/04 Betsy Garnett Megan Walker Inna Livitz University of Dayton Kenyon College Harvard University 2007/08 Fulbright Fellows JYM 2005/06 JYM 2005/06 Amy Benoit MaryEllen van Wie College of William and Mary Hofstra University 2007/08 Émigré Memorial German Internship (Bundestag Berlin) JYM 2005/06 Benjamin Walvoord Wayne State University 20
