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Sarah Traylor

Sarah Traylor

Sarah Traylor

Lecturer - German

traylor.50@osu.edu


Education
Ph.D The Ohio State University (Germanic Languages and Literatures)
M.A. The Ohio State University (German Literature)
M.A. New York University (French Literature)
B.A. Hillsdale College (French, German), 2010

Courses Taught at The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH:
  Individualized Instruction – 2018-19; 2019-20; 2020-21 
  Max Kade Dissertation Fellow 2017-18
  Individualized Instruction – SP16, AU16
  German 1103 – SP15
  German 1102 – AU15, AU14, SU14, SP14, AU13
  German 6101 – SU15
  German 102 – SP12
  German 101 – Wi12, AU11

Research Interests:
  Pilgrimage in Contemporary Literature
  Ethics and Aesthetics
  Post-1945 Travel Literature
  Theories of Space and Memory

Conferences, Presentations, and Seminars:
2/15    “Bodies of Betrayal and Bodies of Devotion: Colonialism and Revolution in Anna Seghers and Heiner Müller” (Germanic Graduate Student Association Conference, The Ohio State University)

3/14    “The Traveler’s Tale: W.G. Sebald’s Writing Travelers and the Modern Ecological Crisis” (Germanic Graduate Student Association Conference, The Ohio State University)

3/17  “Between Community and Individualism: Richard Burton’s Role-Play in Der Weltensammler” (NeMLA, Baltimore, MD)

7/17  Participant in Notre Dame Berlin Seminar: German Literary Institutions - Der Literaturbetrieb

University Service at Ohio State:
  2016 - 2017      Graduate Student Representative to the Departmental Committee
  2015 – 2016      President of the Germanic Graduate Student Association
  2014 – 2014      Vice-President of the Germanic Graduate Student Association
  2013 – 2014     Graduate Representative to the Scheduling Committee

Employment:
  2019 - current  Lecturer, The Ohio State University
  2010 – 2019    Graduate Teaching Associate, The Ohio State University
  2012 – 2013    Research Assistant, Technical University Dresden, Dresden, Germany