Jennifer Gülly

Jennifer Gülly is a Teaching Professor of German Studies at William & Mary. Her research intersects language policy, translation theory, and literary aesthetics, with a focus on nation-state dynamics, migration narratives, and cultural memory. She has held academic positions at Pomona College, Carnegie Mellon University, and the University of South Florida.

Education:

• Magistra, University of Vienna, Austria
• Ph.D. in Comparative Literature, UCLA

Research Trends: Recent publications examine transnational memory frameworks, refugee representation in literature/film, and the interplay between ecological systems and cultural discourses. Her work frequently employs interdisciplinary methodologies bridging literary analysis, political theory, and translation studies.

Scientific Awards:

• Jefferson Teaching Award (2019), William & Mary

Teaching Areas: German language courses (all levels), German literature/film, Vienna 1900-2000, Holocaust in Literature/Film, World Literature, Fairy Tale tradition, and translation history/theory.