Susanne Gomoluch
Susanne Gomoluch
Coordinator of Elementary and Intermediate Level German
Spring 2025 Office Hours:
In Person MW 2:30-3:30PM and Online T 10-11AM
Susanne Gomoluch is a Teaching Professor of German. She received her PhD in German from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. After teaching at liberal arts colleges in the Northeast, she returned to North Carolina to teach at UNC Charlotte. Currently, she is the Elementary and Intermediate Language Coordinator as well as the German Club advisor (to join the German Club please go to our fb page 49er German Club at UNC Charlotte). She teaches all levels of German as well as translation. Her latest publications include essays on contemporary Polish Holocaust cinema and a translation of select chapters of Alexander Kluge’s monograph “Kong’s Finest Hour.” Susanne Gomoluch is a teaching mentor to visiting German teaching assistants.
Education
PhD Germanic Languages and Literatures, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. (2012)
M.A. Germanic Languages and Literatures, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2009)
M.A. British Literature, Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany (2005)
Appointments
Teaching Professor of German, UNC Charlotte, 2023-present
Associate Teaching Professor of German, UNC Charlotte, 2016-23
Assistant Professor in German, UNC Greensboro, 2014-16
Lecturer in German, Amherst College, 2012-14
Elementary German Coordinator, German Summer School at Middlebury College, 2012-13
Specific Research Interests
18th-19th century German literature and science
Holocaust in literature and film
Foreign Language Education
Instructional Design
Translation