Wendy Sutherland Email & Phone Number

Sarasota, Fl, Us

Sarasota, Fl Usa

Sarasota, Fl Usa

Courses taught in German: –Intermediate German–German for Travelers–Advanced German: –Kleist in Text and Film –Current Events–Integration, Cultural Clash, and the New Germany–Berlin History through Architecture Literature Courses taught in English:–Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: "Snow White"​ in Text and Film–Women and Seduction in 18th- and Early 19th-century German Bourgeois Drama –Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm–Tutorials on… Show more Courses taught in German: –Intermediate German–German for Travelers–Advanced German: –Kleist in Text and Film –Current Events–Integration, Cultural Clash, and the New Germany–Berlin History through Architecture Literature Courses taught in English:–Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: "Snow White"​ in Text and Film–Women and Seduction in 18th- and Early 19th-century German Bourgeois Drama –Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm–Tutorials on "Sleeping Beauty"​, "Little Red Riding Hood"Other Duties:–Sponsor student theses–Serve on baccalaureate committees –Organized and led two student tours to Berlin, Germany; focused on the development of the cityscape from the Middle Ages to the present; applied for and received funding from the Checkpoint Charlie Foundation in Berlin, Germany Show less

Grinnell, Iowa

Taught:–Advanced German seminar, "Slave, Servant, Savage, Moor: Slavery, Colonialism, and the Black in Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-century German Literature and Culture"​–Black, White, and German: Afro-Germans and German Identity"​Other Duties:–Organized speaker series in connection with course on Afro-Germans; invited Dagmar Schultz, co-editor of "Farbe bekennen: Afro-Deutsche Frauen auf den Spuren ihrer Identität"​/"Showing our Colors: Afro-German Women Speak… Show more Taught:–Advanced German seminar, "Slave, Servant, Savage, Moor: Slavery, Colonialism, and the Black in Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-century German Literature and Culture"​–Black, White, and German: Afro-Germans and German Identity"​Other Duties:–Organized speaker series in connection with course on Afro-Germans; invited Dagmar Schultz, co-editor of "Farbe bekennen: Afro-Deutsche Frauen auf den Spuren ihrer Identität"​/"Showing our Colors: Afro-German Women Speak Out"​), Afro-German author of "Daheim unterwegs: Ein deutsches Leben"​/"Invisible Woman: Growing Up Black in Germany"​ Ika Hügel-Marshall, and filmmaker Branwen Okpako who screened her films "Dreckfresser"​/"Dirt for Dinner"​ and "Tal der Ahnungslosen"​/"Valley of the Innocent" Show less

South Hadley, Ma

Taught beginning and intermediate German language courses, introduction to German literature, course on Weimar film, Blacks in German Culture, Women and Seduction in Eighteenth-century German Drama, Enlightenment and Classicism, Black White, and German: Afro-Germans and German Identity, Servant Slave, Savage, Moor: Slavery and Colonialism in Eighteenth-century German LiteratureOther Duties:–Served as student advisor–Coordinated "Live"​ Labs (conversation sections) for… Show more Taught beginning and intermediate German language courses, introduction to German literature, course on Weimar film, Blacks in German Culture, Women and Seduction in Eighteenth-century German Drama, Enlightenment and Classicism, Black White, and German: Afro-Germans and German Identity, Servant Slave, Savage, Moor: Slavery and Colonialism in Eighteenth-century German LiteratureOther Duties:–Served as student advisor–Coordinated "Live"​ Labs (conversation sections) for literature courses–Served as faculty liaison to the Foreign Language Writing Center–Developed instructional handbook for writing assistants–Organized Weimar film series–Served on thesis committees–Functioned as member of Film Studies and African and African American Studies programs –Invited Hans Massaquoi, author of "Destined to Witness: Growing up Black in Nazi Germany" in connection with course on Afro-German Identity–Organized and directed a trip to Berlin, Germany for students in Afro-German Identity course Show less

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), German Language And Literature

Dissertation title: "Staging Blackness: Race, Aesthetics, and the Black Female in Two Eighteenth-century German Dramas: Ernst Lorenz.

Master’S Degree, German Language And Literature

Spent academic year at Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany Remained at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany.

Bachelor’S Degree, Economics (Major), German And International Relations (Minors)

After Smith College I studied German language and Austrian literature and history for one year at the University of Salzburg in Salzburg.