Faculty


Lutz Koepnick	Chair, Department of Germanic Languages & Literatures Professor of German, Film and Media Studies, and Comparative Literature Director of Graduate Studies 19th - 21st Century German Literature and Culture, Critical Theory and Cultural Studies, Film, Film/Media Theory, Intellectual History
Matt Erlin	Associate Professor of German 18th and 19th Century German Literature and Culture, Aesthetic Theory, Economics and Literature, Philosophies of History, Urban Culture
Jennifer Kapczynski	Associate Professor of German Göttingen Program Contact Tübingen Program Contact 19th to 21st-century Literature, Film Studies, Gender Theory, Nationalism, War & Representation
Paul Michael Lützeler	Rosa May Distinguished University Professor in the Humanities Director of Max Kade Center Contemporary Discourses in the Humanities, Contemporary German Literature, Exile Literature 1933-45, German and European Romanticism, Literature and Culture of the 1920s
Erin McGlothlin	Associate Professor of German Director of Undergraduate Studies Director of Research and Grants, Center for the Humanities Autobiography, Literature of the Holocaust, Narrative theory, Postwar and Contemporary German and German-Jewish Literature, the Graphic Novel
Eva-Maria Russo	Specialist in Foreign Language Pedagogy 18th Century Literature, Bourgeois Tragedy, Foreign Language Pedagogy, Gender Studies, Love / Violence / Humor
Lynne Tatlock	Hortense and Tobias Lewin Distinguished Professor in the Humanities Director, Committee on Comparative Literature Book History, Gender Studies and Women's Writing, History of the Novel, Literature and Medicine, Literature and Society, Nationalism, Reading Cultures, Regionalism, Translation and Cultural Mediation
Sarah Westphal-Wihl	Associate Professor of German Communities of Traditional Catholic Piety in the Age of Enlightenment, Legal Contexts of Medieval German Narrative, The Hapsburg Princess Kunigunde of Bavaria (+1520) and Female Biography in the Early Modern Period, Wild Women and Amazons--Gender in German Medieval Court Culture, Women and the Culture of the Medieval Book
Gerhild Williams	Vice Provost Barbara Schaps Thomas and David M. Thomas Professor in the Humanties in Arts and Sciences Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Early Modern German and French Literature, Magic/Daemonlogies/Witch Theory, Media and Culture, Reformation Movements, Translation Theory and Practice, Travel Narratives, Volksbuch/Novel