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David Tingey is an Associate Professor of German and Comparative Literature in the Department of Language & Literature at The University of Tulsa's Kendall College of Arts & Sciences. He directs the International Engineering/Science and Language dual degree program and serves as the president of the faculty senate.
His academic credentials include:
- B.A. with Honors in International Relations and German, Brigham Young University
- M.A. in German Literature, Brigham Young University
- Ph.D. in German Language and Literature, Washington University in St. Louis (Dissertation: Thomas Mann's Joseph tetralogy)
Dr. Tingey's research expertise encompasses German Literature, Comparative Literature, and Modern German History. His primary interests include the works of Thomas Mann, Faust, the hero's journey, and post-war German literature. He has also made contributions to Folklore Studies through his work on the Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales, and to Postcolonial Studies and Language Education via research on colonialism and foreign language housing. Additionally, he is engaged in Higher Education Administration, focusing on academic freedom and shared governance.
His scholarly recognition includes:
- DAAD Fellowship for research at Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität in München
Dr. Tingey has secured competitive research funding, notably a DAAD Fellowship, to support his scholarly work in Germany. While specific details of student advising are not provided, he has held leadership roles including Director of the School of Language and Literature and currently directs the International Engineering dual degree program, indicating active involvement in academic program development and student mentorship.
