Literary Journal
The IEAS Literary Journal is composed of a
team of IEAS student editors (BA, Lehramt, and MA) who select, edit, and
develop at least one annual issue of English-language creative writing by our
students. IEAS BA/Lehramt students can apply to be an editor starting in their
third semester; MA students are welcome to apply at any time.
Becoming a Journal
Editor – Why You Should Do It, and How:
BA AS and ES students may receive up to three extracurricular credit points in
total for their participation (2 CPs as an editor/3 CPs as an editor-in-chief; please
consult your study plan for further information). Lehramt students do
not receive credit points for participation, but they gain valuable experience
in developing and managing student-based writing publications.
Applicants do not need
prior editorial experience, just the desire to develop different types of
texts, work with student authors, and support the editorial team in creating a
publication. As an editor you must be able attending meetings, communicate in a
clear and professional manner, and engage in detailed discussions about
editorial matters.
Ideal applicants love writing, writers, and learning more about how words
create narratives; they are also open to discussion and differences in
perspective, manage deadlines responsibly, and can work independently as well
as in a team.
Note: As an editor, you
agree to be part of the editing team for an entire volume; this in a one-year
commitment).
Editorial applications are accepted annually from October 1st to March
1st.
To apply, send an email to ieasliteraryjournal@gmail.com with
a brief cover letter explaining who you are and specifically why you are
interested in joining the editorial team.
Chaincourt Theatre
An information meeting for newcomers to The Chaincourt Theatre Company will take place on Tuesday October 22nd beginning at 18:15. People are needed for both on- and off-stage work; no theatre experience is necessary. General auditions for the winter-semester production will follow on Thursday October 24th at 18:15 and Friday October 26th at 16:15. Both meeting and auditions will take place in room NG 1.741b. No preparation is required for the auditions. Auditionees will be asked to read either from a stage adaptation of Patrick Modiano’s novel Missing Persons (French title: Rue des Boutiques Obscures) or William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. If neither of these plays can be cast, a third alternative will have to be considered.
Rehearsals will begin on Tuesday October 29th at 18:15; rehearsal times thereafter will include Tuesdays, Wednesdays (possibly) and Thursdays beginning at 18:15 as well as Fridays beginning at 16:15. Please note that all rehearsals are open-ended. Technical rehearsals will take place on January 25th and 26th, dress rehearsals on January 28th and 29th. Current performance dates are January 30th and 31st as well as February 1st, 6th, 7th and 8th; curtain is at 19:30.
Please direct any questions to James Fisk (fisk@em.uni-frankfurt.de).
American Studies
On Sept 27, Bernd Herzogenrath was awarded an Honorary Medal of Excellence of Palacký University in Olomouc/Czech Republic. Herzogenrath received this award for his international intensive course that he has been conducting in Olomouc since 2010, with students from Frankfurt, Olomouc, Prague, Bratislava etc. In these workshop, the students are given the chance to do 'practical work' together with scholars, sound artists, and film directors from the USA, e.g. Bill Morrison, David Rothenberg, Eugenie Brinkema, Brian Price, etc.
Sprachpraxis
Registration for Language Classes Level I
Registration for Level I courses is administered online. Lecturers may not sign up students for courses. All classes will be strictly limited to 30 participants. Students may choose three classes, one of which they will be allocated to when registration closes. Note that all students need to take Integrated Language Skills (Level I) first after which they then may proceed to take Writing Skills (Level I).
Online registration will only be possible during the given timeframe
in the Vorlesungsverzeichnis. Please refer to QIS/LSF.
Please note:
Level I classes start the second week of semester.
Please bring your entrance-test results or Abiturzeugnis to the first day of class.
Writing Skills (Level I):
Please provide proof of having passed your ILS Level I class
(screenshot of electronic transcript or Schein) to the first class
session.
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Registration for Language Classes Level II and Level III
Registration
for Level II and III courses is administered online. Lecturers may not
sign up students for courses. All classes will be strictly limited to 30 participants.
Online registration will only be possible during the given timeframe
in the Vorlesungsverzeichnis. Please refer to QIS/LSF.
Please note:
All Level II and III classes start the first week of semester.
Level II: Students may only register for a Level II course if they have passed a Level I course, unless they are WiPäd students.
Please
provide proof of having passed your Level I class (screenshot of
electronic transcript or Schein) to the first class session.
Level III: Level III classes are designed for masters students only. Undergraduates may take a Level III course if they have completed their required "Sprachpraxis" modules (Level I and Level II).
American Studies
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT for Bachelor Students
American Studies
We have updated the adminstrative process for
the Optional Modules.
Please make yourself familiar with those
changes and the new procedure here!
Any previous agreements made with Prof. Herzogenrath will still remain in effect!