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Damon Rarick
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Damon Rarick, University of Rhode IslandDamon Rarick is an assistant professor of German at the University of Rhode Island.  His degrees in German and Physics have found their symbiosis in the IEP, and his research and teaching interests include applied language instruction, educational technology, technology and engineering, German language pedagogy, business and scientific German, and interdisciplinary manifestations of 20th century German literature.

For the past four years, he has offered a workshop on Teaching Languages to Engineering Students with Walter von Reinhart at this colloquium.

Before joining the International Engineering Program faculty in 1998, Dr. Rarick taught at Brown University, the Brown Learning Community, the Deutsche Sommerschule am Atlantik, and Stonehill College and has been a Summer Fellow at the American Institute for Contemporary Germany Studies (AICGS) in Washington, DC and at the University of California in Berkeley. He also has extensive experience with a wide range of computing platforms, applications, and instructional technologies which he uses to support the academic missions of the IEP and the University of Rhode Island.

He is currently president of the Rhode Island chapter of the American Association of Teachers of German.
 

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Updated: 10/14/2004

 
     

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The International Engineering Program is a dual-degree program combining a B.A. in German, French and/or Spanish with a B.S. in one of the engineering disciplines.  IEP students study language and culture each semester along with their engineering curriculum. In the fourth year of the five-year program, they then go abroad as interns with engineering based firms in Europe or Latin America, and also as exchange students with one of our partner universities