Trine Frederiksen Calhoun is originally from Denmark. She completed a B.A. in Scandinavian Languages and Literature at Aarhus University and an M.A. in Communications at Aalborg University, Copenhagen. She taught Danish at schools in Copenhagen and...
Mark Römisch earned his M.A. in German Literature, Communication, and Computer Linguistics from Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich and also has a BFA in Acting/Theatre. Before returning to Harvard in 2025, he taught at Wellesley College, Northeastern...
Conor Bulkeley-Krane studied philosophy and German at the University of Chicago, culminating in an undergraduate thesis examining Nietzsche and Thomas Mann’s differing interpretations of Euripides’ The Bacchae, supervised by David Wellbery. Conor then...
Siting Yang is a theatermaker born and raised in Beijing, China. A graduate student at Harvard GLL since 2022, her research focuses on dramaturgy, theater of the real, documentary/archival media, material culture, and intersections of non-fiction, history...
Mercer Greenwald is a doctoral student in Harvard’s Germanic Languages & Literatures and the Studies of Women, Gender, & Sexuality working on the intersections of literature, music, and philosophy from the mid-eighteenth century to the present...
Christina completed her M.A. in American Cultural Studies, German as a Foreign Language and Intercultural Communication at the University of Munich in 2016. Her M.A. Thesis focused on German-American Immigrants and their involvement in the prohibition...
Chip Robinson holds a PhD in Germanic Languages from the University of California Los Angeles 2017, MA in Medieval Icelandic Studies from the University of Iceland 2015, MA in Scandinavian from the University of California Los Angeles 2013, as well as MS...
Tonje C. Gulbrandsen is a native Norwegian and attended University of Stavanger in Norway. She is a Fulbright student and graduated from Columbia Business School in New York in 2005. She has been teaching at Harvard since spring 2019 and has currently 11...
