Dr. Lee Holt

Ich war Lektor für Englisch an der Universität Augsburg und habe 18 SWS Englischunterricht geliefert.

I taught English-language courses in the Anglistisches Seminar, including Advanced Writing, Writing I, Rhetoric & Stylistics, and Academic Discourse.

I taught university-level German courses in the Germanic Studies department's core curriculum. I also taught a course entitled, "Bad Blood: Stereotypes and Marginalization in Nineteenth-Century Europe."

I supported the Public Utility Commission's efforts to monitor incumbent local exchange carrier (ILEC) compliance with state and federal regulatory law.

I served as an expert witness in regulatory proceedings at the state and federal level on issues regarding competitive local exchange carriers in the North American market.

I engineered, designed and implemented multiple projects related to transport infrastructure and competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC) network access.

I engineered, designed and implemented multiple projects related to switching infrastructure in the public switched telephone network (PSTN) in the Dallas / Fort Worth region.

Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century German Language, Literature, Film and Cultural Studies; Pedagogical Methodologies and Approaches to Teaching Language

German Literature and Cultural Studies, 1789 - 1914; Synchronic and Diachronic Linguistics; Foreign Language Pedagogy

Network (WAN and LAN) design and engineering; Marketing; Regulatory Policy. This degree combined elements of an advanced engineering degree and an MBA.

Nineteenth-Century German Literature, Culture and History