Antioch Education Abroad
Antioch University
150 E. South College Street
Yellow Springs, OH 45387
Phone: (937) 769-1015 or
(800) 874-7986
Fax: (937) 769-1019
E-mail: aea@antioch.edu
Online: Online Inquiry Form

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Student Comments

"The first ten minutes of my first lecture was a golden moment: realizing I was actually understanding the professor and his humor without really thinking (or without thinking I was thinking)."
- Jessamyn Leonard, Kenyon College

"Tübingen is a lovely town, the university has classes to suit everyone, and the Goethe and Deutsch Kompakt programs were excellent preparation."
- Kendall Grady, DePauw University

"I loved the independence in this program. It was much harder than some other programs here, but I feel like I came away with more. The language courses in the summer are great, and the classes at the university were amazing experiences."
-Elizabeth Graber, Northwestern University

"Meeting people at the Goethe Institut was excellent. There were people from 16 different countries in my class alone and I got along with all of them!"
- Emily Moxon, Albion College

"I learned so much in this year, academically and personally. I know now that I could work in my field anywhere in the world and make it work and be successful. I also know that I will make friends anywhere, and that I can stand to be alone with myself until I do."
- Rebecca Campbell, Georgia State University

"The program really attempts to let you become a real German university student. The Goethe Institut was a fantastic way to prepare for the semester!"
- Emily Hunter, Goucher College

"The immigration seminar brought together my Ethnikunterricht course on race relations, my German politics course, my volunteer work with the Asylzentrum, and my school visits, giving me a multidisciplinary approach on the expereinces of foreign children in Germany."
- Maika Watanabe, Swarthmore College

"I would recommend this program highly. The Goethe Institut, Orientation Program and University semester were all excellent."
-Eric Anderson, University of Florida

"In talking with students in and from other countries, Antioch provides perhaps the best opportunity to have an experience through German citizens."
- Warren Gasper, Bowdoin College

"This program is good for people who know what they want to do because the program is flexible enough to let students pursue their interests anywhere."
- Kari Bernard, University of New Hampshire

Antioch Education Abroad

Antioch in Germany

Leadership

Resident Director

Nicole Sauer, a native German and Tübingen resident, received her Magister degree (MA) in American Studies from the Eberhard Karls Universität and spent a year studying abroad at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill from 1995-96. She has been with Antioch in Germany since 2000.

Assistant Resident Director

Simone Hahne assists the Resident Director with all student support services throughout the program and acts as the main contact person for participants during their time abroad. She received her M.A. in American Studies from Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen. Her exchange experience was in High School, where she was a Youth for Understanding (YFU) exchange student in 1983/84 in Texas. She's been working with exchange students at the University of Tübingen since January 2002.

Program Coordinator

The Antioch in Germany program has an in-office Program Coordinator, Kelly Brannan Trail. Questions involving applications, preparation, program content and crediting should be addressed to the Program Coordinator.

Administrative Support

The Antioch Education Abroad office in Yellow Springs provides primary administrative support for the planning and execution of this program.

Antioch Education Abroad (AEA)