Members

Saarbrücken Members

• Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Brücher (Professor of Geography)

• Prof. Dr. Peter Doerrenbaecher (Professor of Anthropogeography)

• Prof. Dr. Martina Ghosh-Schellhorn (Professor of Transcultural Anglophone Studies)

• PD Dr. Jutta Ernst (Associate Professor, English Literature and Culture)

• Prof. Dr. Heidrun Gerzymisch-Arbogast (Professor of Translation Studies)

• Prof. Dr. Klaus Martens (Chair, Professor of English and North American Studies)

• Prof. Dr. Roland Marti (Professor of Slavic Philology)

• PD Dr. Paul Morris (Associate Professor (untenured), North American Literature and Culture)

• Prof. Dr. Manfred Schmeling (Professor of Comparative Literature)

• Dr. Arlette Warken (Lecturer)

• Ramin Djahazi, M.A.

• Colette Weihrauch, M.A.

International and additional German Members (in an advisory capacity)

• Dr. Karin Beeler (University of Northern British Columbia at Prince George, Canada)

• Dr. J. Paul Boudreau (Professor, Child Psychology, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada)

• Dr. Richard Cavell (Professor of English; Director, International Canadian Studies Centre, University of British Columbia, Canada)

• Dr. Irene Gammel (Professor of English, Canadian and Women's Studies, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada)

• Dr. Jonathan Hart (Professor of English and Comparative Literature; Editor, Canadian Journal of Comparative Literature, University of Alberta-Edmonton, Canada)

• Dr. Raymond Hébert (Professor of Political Science, Collège de Saint-Boniface, University of Manitoba, Canada)

• Dr. Rosmarin Heidenreich (Professor of French and Translation Studies, Collège de Saint-Boniface, University of Manitoba, Canada)

• Dr. Paul I. Hjartarson (Professor of English, University of Alberta-Edmonton, Canada)

• Dr. Frank J. Kearful (Professor of English, Universität Bonn, Germany)

• Dr. David Lucking (Professor of English and Canadian Literature, Università degli Studi di Lecce, Italy)

Saarbrücken members of the CCAC are currently involved in the following projects

• F P Grove Project

• Cascadia Project

• Mediation of Literature and Culture

• Multiculturalism and Bilingualism, in particular: Local Voices such as the “North,” Prairie Literature, Acadian Literature and Culture

• National, Ethnic, and Native Identit(ies)

• Linguistic Issues

• Gender Studies

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