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Berlin,
Germany
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
German-English
Translator,
Editor
and
Proofreader.
Providing
German-English
translating,
editing
and
proofreading
services
to
companies,
students,
nonprofits,
writers,
etc.
Recent
projects
include
1)
general
copy
editing
services
for
the
project
1914-1918-online.
International
Encyclopedia
of
the
First
World
War
for
the
Friedrich-Meinecke-Institut,
2)
general
copy
editing
services
for
the
Working
Paper
Series
at
the
Collaborative
Research
Center
(SFB)
700,
which
focuses
on
Governance
in
Areas
of
Limited
Statehood,
3)
reader
reports
on
German
language
books
for
Farrar,
Straus
and
Giroux.
International
Parliamentary
Scholarship
Fellow.
Fulltime
internship
in
the
office
of
Dr.
Maria
Flachsbarth,
Member
of
the
Bundestag
and
Parliamentary
Undersecretary
at
the
Ministry
for
the
Federal
Ministry
of
Food,
Agriculture
and
Consumer
Protection.
Wrote
press
releases,
responses
to
letters
from
citizens
from
the
district
and
reports
on
events
and
discussions
of
interest
to
Dr.
Flachsbarth
and
provided
general
administrative
support.
Student
research
assistant
under
Prof.
Dr.
Paul
Nolte
and
Dr.
Tobias
Becker
on
a
project
co-funded
by
the
Arts
and
Humanities
Research
Council
and
the
Deutsche
Forschungsgemeinschaft:
West
End
and
Friedrichstrae.
Cross-Cultural
Exchange
in
Popular
Musical
Theatre,
1890-1939.
Edited
a
book
of
English-language
essays
for
publication
by
Cambridge
University
Press.
Provided
general
editing,
proofreading,
research
and
administration
assistance.
Full-time
Program
Intern.
Assisted
in
organization
and
administration
for
groups
of
young
American
Jews
visiting
Germany
on
a
cultural
exchange/restitution
program.
Provided
support
for
groups
while
in-country.
Young
Europe
Festival
Blogger.
Provided
English-language
written
and
audio-visual
material
for
the
nachtkritik.de
blog
that
accompanied
the
festival.
Program
Assistant.
Developed
and
ran
after
school
educational
programming
for
K-5
students
at
Chaparral
Elementary
School.
Programming
included
drama,
Shakespeare,
improvisation,
tolerance
education,
German
language,
visual
art,
music
and
movement.
Assisted
daily
with
supervision
of
indoor
and
outdoor
activities
and
homework
tutoring,
specifically
Language
Arts,
writing
skills,
and
English
as
a
Second
Language.
Museum
Education
Intern.
Assisted
with
general
educational
programming
for
all
ages,
led
educational
tours.
Teachers
Assistant.
Assisted
in
a
college
preparatory
10
grade
English
class
and
an
Advanced
Placement
10
grade
European
History
class.
Focused
on
the
development
of
writing
skills.
Munich, Germany
Camp
Counselor
at
an
English
immersion
camp.
Developed
and
taught
hour-long
lessons
for
students
ages
9
to
16.
Helped
create
and
run
theater-based
evening
programs
to
encourage
creative
storytelling
skills
in
English.
Served
as
frequent
staff
for
this
language
camp:
two
week-long
camps
and
six
weekend
camps
Teaching
Assistant.
Led
conversation
groups
for
students
of
German
I
and
II.
Prepared
weekly
lesson
plans
emphasizing
grammar,
speaking,
pronunciation,
basic
reading,
introduction
to
German
culture.
Literary
Management/Dramaturgy
Intern.
Helped
the
Literary
Manager/Resident
Dramaturg,
Bridget
Frey,
organize
and
run
BTW
Unbound
2008,
A
Festival
of
New
Plays;
read
script
submissions
and
wrote
evaluations,
organized
online
marketing
efforts,
functioned
as
actor
liaison,
created
audience
talk
back
questions,
sold
tickets
and
concessions.
Research
Assistant.
Evaluated
major
plays
of
the
Romantic
period
for
book
on
ecological
and
environmental
drama.
Student Office Assistant. Led prospective student tours, performed general office duties.
Medford, MA
Student
Box
Office
Assistant.
Provided
customer
service,
sold
tickets,
performed
other
administrative
duties.
Stage
Manager.
Supervised
two
childrens
theatre
summer
camp
productions
for
9-19
year
olds,
working
closely
with
the
Director
of
Education.
Planned
and
ran
rehearsals
and
performances
and
assistant
directed
short
scenes.
NON-PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
Stage
manager,
props
designer
and
playwright
for
various
theater
groups
on
campus,
founding
member
of
Surprise
Teeth!
Cabaret
FORMAL
EDUCATION
2012-present
Freie
Universitt
Berlin
Berlin,
Germany
Coursework
in
cultural
memory,
the
learning
and
teaching
of
history,
historical
media
analysis,
communication,
history
in
the
media,
museums,
memorials,
film/TV/theater,
cultural
management
and
marketing,
German-English
translation.
Recipient
of
two-year
DAAD
(German
Academic
Exchange
Service)
Graduate
Study
Grant.
2006-2010
Tufts
University
Medford,
MA
Majored
in
Drama
and
German
Language
and
Literature.
Deans
List
all
semesters.
GPA
of
3.67.
Magna
cum
Laude.
Coursework
specifically
in
theatre
history,
dramatic
criticism,
playwriting,
German
language,
literature,
history
and
culture.
Language
skills
include
near-native
German
(Test
of
German
as
a
Foreign
Language
Results
in
2010:
Reading
(5);
Listening
(5);
Writing
(5);
Speaking
(4).
Note:
The
maximum
possible
score
is
5)
and
basic
Spanish
(4
years
in
high
school).
Recipient
of
the
Moses
True
Brown
Prize
for
Drama
(achievement
in
dramatic
scholarship/strong
potential
for
successful
teaching),
the
William
Howell
Reed
Prize
for
German
(demonstration
of
excellence
and
promise
in
German
Studies)
and
the
Robert
Asch
Prize
for
German
(funding
for
research
in
Germany).
2008-2009
Albert-Ludwigs-Universitt
Freiburg
&
Institute
for
the
International
Education
of
Students
Coursework focusing on German culture, history, film, drama, literature, and language.
Freiburg, Germany