Regina Range CV - The University of Iowa

Office address:
Department of German
The University of Iowa
111 Philips Hall
Iowa City, IA, 52245-1323
Phone: (319) 335-2224
Email: regina-range@uiowa.edu
Regina Christiane Range
Curriculum Vitae
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Home address:
1116 East Jefferson Street
Iowa City, IA, 52245-1323
Phone: (319) 887-6826
(319) 400-2628
Education
2008 to present Doctoral student in the Department of German, University of Iowa
2008 M.A. American Studies, University of Iowa
1999 – 2006 Erstes Staatsexamen für das Lehramt der Sekundarstufe I & II
(State Exam); German Studies, American Studies, British Studies,
Psychology and Pedagogy, University of Dortmund
Title of Thesis: Die Zigarette in literarischen und kulturellen Texten
(The Cigarette in Literary and Cultural Texts)
Academic Employment
University of Iowa, German Department
Graduate Teaching Assistant: 2006-2011
Elementary I & II; Intensive German I & II; Intermediate I & II;
Germany Since 1914, Weimar, Hitler, & After; Introduction to
German Literature
Comprehensive instructional duties, including lesson planning, instruction,
assessment development, and grading for language courses, both in
coordinated elementary language instruction
Upper level courses, with complete responsibility for writing and
implementing a syllabus.
2011 Instructor for Intensive Elementary German I & II (first year courses)
2010 Instructor for Introduction to German Literature
Complete responsibility for writing and implementing a syllabus
2010 Instructor for Intensive Elementary German I & II (first year courses)
2010 Instructor for Intermediate German I (second year courses)
2009 Instructor for Intensive Elementary German I & II (first year courses)
2009 Instructor for Germany Since 1914, Weimar, Hitler & After (joint course
with the History Department at the University of Iowa
Complete responsibility for writing and implementing a syllabus
2007-2009 Instructor for Intermediate German I & II (second year courses)
Appointed with assistant course supervisor position and peer mentoring
responsibilities for new teaching assistants.
2006-2007 Instructor for Elementary German I & II (first year courses)

Universität Dortmund (Fakultät für deutsche Sprache und Literaturwissenschaften)
Graduate Research Assistant: 2002-2006
Graduate Research Assistant of Professor Ellen Risholm, German
Department, University of Dortmund
Assist with research projects and grading
Teaching Experience in High School Contexts
2004 Four-week teaching assistance in “Leibniz Gymnasium” (high school)
in Dortmund, Germany
2004 Six-week teaching assistance in “Theodor-Heuss-Gymnasium” (bilingual
high school) in Hagen, Germany
2003 Six-week teaching assistance in “Friedrich-Harkort-Schule” (high
school) in Herdecke, Germany
2002 Six-week teaching assistance in Holy Trinity School (high
school) in Crawley, Great Britain
Awards
Erich Funke Memorial Prize, Department of German, University of Iowa, 2010-2011
Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, University of Iowa, 2010
Grants & Fellowships
Ballard Seashore Fellowship, University of Iowa, 2011-2012
Graduate Student Senate Travel Funds Fellowship, University of Iowa, 2010
German Academic Exchange Service (Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst) Travel
Funds Fellowship, 2006
Publications
Mary Bryant and Regina Range, "Note on the translation," in Lion Feuchtwanger, Devil in
Boston / Wahn oder Der Teufel in Boston. Bilingual edition. Trans. Barrows Mussey, ed.
Waltraud Maierhofer. Submitted with revisions to Margit Longbrake, Associate
Acquisitions editor, the MLA (Modern Languages Association) series Texts and Translations.
Regina Range, “America and the American exile in Marta Feuchtwanger’s Oral History
Interviews,” Sophie Discovers America: German-Speaking Women Write the New World. Ed.
Michelle S. James and Robert McFarland, Brigham Young University. Abstract accepted; in
progress.
Conference Presentations
Co-Organizer of Panel: “Pre-20 th Century: Entmythisierung: Women Rewriting Myths and
Legends that Shape the Public Reception about Women” in German Conference, Augusta,
Michigan, October 2009
Presenter: “’Good to have you here, folks’ America and the American Exile in Marta
Feuchtwanger’s Oral History” in James F. Jakobsen Graduate Conference, University of
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, March 2010
Presenter: “America and the American Exile in Marta Feuchtwanger’s Oral History” in
Third Biennial Shippensburg Modern Languages Conference, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania,
April 2010
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