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Ostmeier about her love for teaching: A Journalism student’s perspective, Nov 2020:

Project 1: Fairy tales, fantasy, and the uncanny, invited/collaboration with the Office of International Affairs, University of Oregon, Spring 2016

Project 2: Research Profile Video:  Click here to view

Project 3: Fairy Tale Video: This video explores the world of fantasy and its relation to both national literature and postmodern popular culture. Click here to watch!

Project 4: Cascade story http://cascade.uoregon.edu/spring2016/humanities/the-power-of-portals

• Virtual edition of Cascade http://digital.turn-page.com/i/675552-cascade-spring-2016
• Cascade Website http://cascade.uoregon.edu/spring2016/features/

Project 5: Babel German Sail Camp http://babel-old.uoregon.edu/jmagoto/downloads/German-Sail-Camp_v.1.mp4

• YouTube version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pQseSWSF4E

Project 6: Diversity, STEM Education, Outreach and Global Engagement Initiatives

• Dorothee's overview of project: https://youtu.be/Z0FIy1Y9gQ8
• Golledge lecture on “Surface Analysis”:  https://youtu.be/MSRHsiweHs8
• Comprehension tasks (on ANVILL) built around 5 parts of the lecture (this subscribes you to the course): http://bit.ly/1NIMkTS

Project 7: FIG Promotion video, invited by First Year Programs (2017)

Project 8: SAIL Spirit Challenge, invited collaboration, (2016)

Project 9:
"The Masses" (see attached files at bottom), student-produced newspaper as a part of the "Reacting to the Past" course (CAS 101)
Watch "Reacting to the Past" video trailer for HIST 221

• Here is the newest HIST 211 film produced for SAIL's Livestream event for the Oregon Schools with HIST 211 students, Nov 25, 2020: “Suffrage, Labor and The New Woman: Greenwich Village 1913”, Dorothee Ostmeier, Matthias Vogel, Kevin Hatfield; https://sail.uoregon.edu/current-programs/#facultypresentations
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjcM40MgThU
• Journalism student's creative work about Ostmeier's teaching: Dorothee Ostmeier Reacting To The Past Official Cut.mp4

Project 10:

• Organization of SAIL Presentation Broadcast, 11/25/2020: “Suffrage, Labor, and The New Woman: Greenwich Village 1913.”  Introduction to the UO's "Reacting to the Past" course and FIG (Freshman Interest Group).
• Presenters: Faculty (Dorothee Ostmeier (Prof. Moderator), Matthias Vogel (Faculty in Residence, Global Scholars Hall, FIG instructor), Kevin Hatfield (Assistant Vice Provost for Undergraduate Research, Director of Center for Undergraduate Research and Engagement) and HIST 411 Students.
• Watch here! https://vimeo.com/455308432/1153c67891

Watch "Storytelling Cafe" with German Fairy Tales class, June 2021
University of Zurich: Guest lecture and workshop "Cynism: Sloterdijk, Foucault and Literary Culture", September 20, 2019
Watch “Fun with German” internship at Edison Elementary School
Click here to visit the healing arts website.
Read an article about Prof. Ostmeier.
Read stories written by students in Prof. Ostmeier's German Fairy Tale class.
Deutsch in der Oberflaechenanalytik: http://www.aatg.org/?page=MINTFaecher.
Spirit Challenge Video https://vimeo.com/178540915
Student project in the context of teaching with digital media https://arielb52.wixsite.com/g354
Visit Professor Ostmeier's fairy tales website: click here!