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    Kayla A. Weiglein is an advanced PhD candidate in Germanic Languages and Literatures at the University of Cincinnati. She has over 10 years of teaching experience in German at the high school and university levels. Her research focuses on representations of racism in German and American contexts. She has presented her work widely and holds leadership roles in her department and student organizations.

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    Kayla A. Weiglein is an advanced PhD candidate in Germanic Languages and Literatures at the University of Cincinnati. She has over 10 years of teaching experience in German at the high school and university levels. Her research focuses on representations of racism in German and American contexts. She has presented her work widely and holds leadership roles in her department and student organizations.

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    Kayla A.

    Weiglein

    Education:

    Ph.D., Germanic Languages & Literatures, University of Cincinnati, degree anticipated 2023
    M.Ed., Instructional Design & Technology, University of Cincinnati, degree anticipated 2022
    M.A., German Studies, University of Kentucky, 2014-2016
    B.A., International Affairs, Kennesaw State University, 2008-2012

    Teaching Experience:

    Instructor, Department of German Studies


    University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati OH, August 2018-present
     Courses Taught
    o GRMN 1001-Basic German 1
    o GRMN 1002- Basic German 2

    Online German Teacher, Fluent City, New York City, NY, June 2020-present
     Courses Taught
    o German Level 1
    o German Level 2
    o German Level 3

    Instructor, Department of Modern & Classical Languages, Literatures & Cultures


    The University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, August 2014-2018
     Courses Taught
    o GER 101- Basic German
    o GER 102- Basic German
    o GER 201- Intermediate German
    o GER 202- Intermediate German

    Instructor, Department of Language and International Studies


    Georgetown College, Georgetown, KY, August 2017
     Courses Taught
    o GER 201- Intermediate German

    Teacher, The Montessori High School Inc., Lexington, KY, August 2016- May 2018
     Courses Taught
    o German I
    o German II
    o Art History
    o U.S. History
    o Leadership 11/12

    German Tutor, Kentucky Educational Television, October 2016-2018


     Courses Taught
    o German I
    o German II
    o German III

    German Teacher, Central Kentucky German School, 2016-2018


     High school & Elementary school German

    Professional Service for the Department of German Studies, University of Cincinnati


     Editor, Focus on German Studies Journal, 2020- Present
     President, German Graduate Student Association, 2019-Present
     German Day Lead Coordinator, 2019-Present
     Assistant to the Educator and Director of Basic Languages, German Studies, 2019-
    Present
     Progress Meeting Coordinator, University of Cincinnati, 2020- Present
     German Day Co-Coordinator, 2018-2019

    Professional Service for the Department of MCLLC, University of Kentucky


     Panel Chair, Kentucky Foreign Language Conference, 2016
     Graduate student representative for the Department of Modern & Classical Languages,
    Literatures & Cultures, 2015 -2016
     Graduate Student Instructor, Munich Education Abroad, Summer 2016
     Graduate Student Panel Leader, Kentucky Foreign Language Conference, 2015
     Graduate Student Panel Co-organizer, Kentucky Foreign Language Conference, 2015

    Committees
     Member, Group Grant Award Committee, Graduate Student Government, University of
    Cincinnati, 2019-Present

    Other Professional Services


     German Tutor Coordinator, Kentucky Educational Television, 2016-2018
     Micro-teaching Group leader, University-Wide TA Orientation, University of Kentucky,
    2014-2016
     New Teacher Workshop, Center for Enhancement of Learning & Teaching lecture on
    Assembling a Teaching Portfolio, 2014
     Departmental TA Training with Micro-teaching, University-wide TA Orientation,
    University of Kentucky, 2014
    Conference Presentations & Projects:
     “Schäl Sick: The Unwanted,” Racism/Rasse in the German and U.S. Contexts, University
    of Cincinnati/University of Duisburg-Essen, 2020
     “Teaching Intensive Courses Online: Creating Authentic Contexts and Community,”
    Excellence Online at UC: Teaching and Learning Showcase, University of Cincinnati,
    2020
     “#UCDeutsch1002: Implementing Instagram as a Genre Based Approach,” Kentucky
    Foreign Language Conference, University of Kentucky, 2020
     “The Andy Warhol Thing didn’t Happen: Objects of Consumption in East Germany,”
    Conference: Make it Work: A Media History of Labor, University of Cincinnati,
    November 2019
     “Instagramming Dachau: Placing Ourselves in Holocaust Remembrance,” Focus
    Conference, University of Cincinnati, September 2019
     “We can let it rot, or we can capitalize on it.,” The Future of my City Project, Ruhr
    Alliance, 2019
     “Instagramming Dachau: Placing Ourselves in Holocaust Remembrance,” Kentucky
    Foreign Language Conference, University of Kentucky, April 2019
     “Scaffolding Authentic Materials through a Genre-Based Approach,” University of
    Alabama Language Conference, February 2016
     “Exploring Realms of Literary Heimat in German Short Fiction,” 17th Annual
    Symposium of Student Scholars and Undergraduate Research Reception, Kennesaw State
    University, April 2012

    Professional Associations:
     Member, Graduate Student Government, 2018-Present
     German Graduate Student Association, 2018-Present
     Kentucky World Language Association, 2014- Present

    Additional Work Experience:


     Student Worker, The John Miller Burnam Classics Library, University of Cincinnati,
    Cincinnati, OH, 2019-Present
     Translator, RESPEC Inc. Lexington, KY, 2015
     Librarian, Event Coordinator, & Grant writer the Goethe-Zentrum Atlanta, Atlanta, GA,
    2013-2014
     Political/Economic Sector Intern, Consulate General of the United States, Hamburg,
    Germany, 2012

    Fellowships Awards:
     Taft Research Center Dissertation Fellowship,
     Taft Research Center Dissertation Fellowship, University of Cincinnati, 2020-2021

     Max Kade Graduate Fellowship in German Studies, University of Kentucky, 2014-2016

    Honors & Awards

     Undergraduate Scholar of Research and Creative Activity, 2012


     Georgia German Poetry Contest – winner, 2011

    Languages:

    German: Near native fluency


    French: Novice reading knowledge

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