Past Events
in Contemporary Short Stories from Canada." Guest lecture on December 15, 2020, at 9:40 AM (BigBlueButton)
2016: Rahab Njeri (IRTG Trier): “Shades of Blackness in the Autobiography of Malcolm X.” Guest lecture on Jan 29, 2016, at 10AM in SBII 02-432 (Mainz Campus).
2016: George Elliott Clarke (U of T): “Poles Apart?: The ‚Great Black North‘ in Canada and Sweden.” Guest lecture on Dec 13, 2016, at 8AM in HS18 (Campus Mainz).
Past Teaching
"HS Asian North America: Diversity, Language, and Translation (USA and Canada) (MA)" (Apl. Prof. Dr. Sabina Matter-Seibel; Winter Term 2021/22)
"Mobile America (MA)" (Prof. Dr. Jutta Ernst; Winter Term 2021/22)
"VL Transnational Modernism (MA)" (Prof. Dr. Jutta Ernst; Summer Term 2021)
"Ü Introduction to Canadian Studies" (Prof. Dr. Jutta Ernst; Summer Term 2021)
"S/Ü Studies in Comparative North American Literature II: Specters of American Fascism in U.S. and Canadian Literature and Film" (Dr. Klaus H. Schmidt; Summer Term 2021)
"S "Narrating Identities": Übersetzung von Kurzgeschichten und Gedichten zu ethnischen Identitäten (USA und Kanada) (MA)" (Apl. Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Sabina Matter-Seibel; Summer Term 2021)
"PS/Ü Epidemics in North American Literature" (Michael Lörch; Winter Term 2020/2021)
"S/Ü Studies in Comparative North American Literature I: Constructions of the "North" in U.S. and Canadian Fiction" (Dr .Klaus H. Schmidt; Winter Term 2020/2021)
"VL Diversity in Canadian Literature and Culture (BA & MA)" (Prof. Dr. Jutta Ernst; Winter Term 2020/2021)
“Black Resistance in North America” (Nele Sawallisch; Winter Term 2017/2018)
“Introduction to Autobiography/Life Writing” (Nele Sawallisch; Winter Term 2015/2016)
"Perspectives on Canadian Studies" (Kathleen Scherf; Summer Term 2015)
"North American Theater: Recent Developments in the United States and Canada" (Sabina Matter-Seibel; Winter Term 2015/2016)
"Introduction to North American Studies (Jutta Ernst; Winter Term 2015/2016)
"North American Life Writing" (Jutta Ernst; Winter Term 2015/2016)
"Konzepte kulturellen Übersetzens" (Jutta Ernst/Cornelia Sieber; Winter Term 2015/2016)