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Prof. Dr. Heike Bungert is a leading scholar in North American History at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, focusing on ethnic migration, cultural history, and civil religion.
- Habilitation (2004) and Doctorate (1995) from German institutions
- Extensive teaching career since 2000, including visiting roles at UC Berkeley and Columbia University
Her research bridges:
- German-American identity formation through festivals and cultural practices
- Transnational university history and academic networks
- Civil religion in US patriotic holidays
- Native American representation in film and collective memory
Key article trends:
- 19th-20th century German migration patterns
- Academic institutions in transnational contexts
- Civil religion analysis in political rituals
- Historiography of indigenous peoples
Scientific Honors:
- Heisenberg Fellowship (DFG, 2005)
- DAAD and DFG research fellowships
- Stuart L. Bernath Prize (1995)
As a supervisor, she has guided doctoral research on topics like:
- Russian-American periodicals
- Symbolic communication in colonial legislatures
- Evangelical responses to immigration
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