Eckard Rademann is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of German at the University of Cincinnati, where he teaches German language and culture for engineering and business.  He has worked with the students of the International Coop Program (ICP) for German since it originated in 1992 and redesigned the ICP German Language and Culture program in 1994 when he assumed the role of Master teacher and Coordinator/Supervisor of the program’s teaching assistants.  Each spring since 1996 he has taught a “hands on” two-week intensive German Language and Culture seminar for the program’s participants on location in Cologne, Germany.  In 2001 he assumed the role of sole instructor and director of UC’s Munich Summer Program, a three-week intensive German language and culture course taught on location in Cincinnati’s sister city Munich, Germany. Since 2002 he became the resident director of this program. In addition, Rademann teaches two German for Business courses each fall and winter quarter.

E.R.’s research interests are in the 20th century literature and culture. His primary interest is post war German Literature in particular the works of Heinrich Boell. In recent years, he has also been interested in pedagogy i.e. developing international language and culture programs and teaching materials for students of German in the areas of engineering and business.
 

Updated: 10/14/2003