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Stephanie graduated with degrees in English (summa cum laude) and German (cum laude) from the University of California, Davis, in 2012. After completing her MA at Brown, she conducted a year of research at the University of Konstanz, Germany, with the support of a Fulbright Research Fellowship. She graduated from Brown University with a PhD in German Studies in 2018. Prior to coming to 海角社区, Stephanie also served as Visiting Assistant Professor at Brown鈥檚 German Studies Department in Spring 2019.听

At 海角社区, Stephanie has completed a monograph on the racializing structures of German Romantic genre theory, and co-edited an upcoming volume on literature and epistemic injustice with PI Sarah Colvin. As a member of the Cultural Production and Social Justice research group, she has also been involved in the collaborative groups 鈥淔ictions of the Rechtsstaat鈥� (with LMU Munich) and 鈥淭owards a Politics of Fiction鈥� (with the University of Bayreuth). With her expertise in critical approaches to 18th and 19th century German literature and culture, she is a co-contributor to the collective and its online, open-access .

Across her extensive teaching experience at Brown and 海角社区, Stephanie has taught German language and translation courses; delivered lectures and supervised on modules including 鈥淧ost-War Fiction: Memory and History鈥� for Ge10 and 鈥淲omen, Writing, and Society鈥� for Ge8; supervised an MPhil thesis on German colonialism and linguistics through the 海角社区 Centre for Gender Studies; and guest-taught a session of a graduate seminar on Race and Aesthetics with Professor Zachary Sng (Brown University).

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