Muhammed Alkhatib, MA, PhD student at the International Graduate School at the University of Bayreuth and professional tourist guide in Syria
Susan Arndt, Professor of Transcultural English Studies at the University of Bayreuth, PI in the Cluster of Excellence “Africa Multiple” and co-spokesperson of the Network Gender, Queer, Intersectionality and Queer Studies (GeQuInDi)
Maximilian Arndt, law student based in Berlin
Amélie Arndt, pupil based in Berlin
Joshua Arndt, freelance musician, based in Berlin
Camillo Arndt,
pupil based in Berlin
Shirin Assa,
wiss. Mitarbeiterin at the Department of English, a board member of the research association Future Migration. Network for Cultural Diversity and co-coordinator of Gender, Queer, Intersectionality and Diversity network of University of Bayreuth.
Shahrzad Azimi,
B.Sc, student of applied computer science at the University of Bayreuth
Tanu Biswas,M.A., Mphil., Junior Researcher at the Department of General Pedagogy, University of Bayreuth
Taghrid Elhanafy, MA, PhD student at the University of Bayreuth, researching on MENA sources of William Shakespeare
Kolade Igbasan, trained journalist, language teacher, movie actor, African language and culture enthusiast, linguist, PhD candidate in Language Acquisition at the University of Bayreuth, and a voluntary fire-fighter with the Freiwillige Feuerwehr Bayreuth
Katharina Fink, Dr. Phil, BIGSAS Alumna, works at the Bayreuth Academy of Advanced African Studies and runs a project on inclusive aesthetics at Iwalewahaus. With Dr. Nadine Siegert she's founder and head of iwalewabooks, a publishing house for art & discourse.
Gustav Müller
is a globe trotter and imaginary technician, based in Berlin
Muhammad Khabour, BA, Master student of the MAIAS programme at the University of Bayreuth
Numaira Khan, BA, Master student of the MAIAS programme at the University of Bayreuth and professional tourist guide in Syria
Xin Li, MA. is PhD candidate at IPP, University of Bayreuth, doing research on silence and marginalized literatures in transcultural perspectives
Tomupeishe Maphosa, MSc, is a PhD student at the University of Bayreuth researching on lived feminisms in literature; working in communication, gender and development consultancy.
Dikko Muhammad, MA., BIGSAS Junior Fellow researching on women’s poetry in Northern Nigeria
Aslihan Özcan, a member of the student association for the language and literature department at the University of Bayreuth and student assistant.
Veronika Rudolf,
BA, chairwoman of the student association of the Faculty of Languages and Literatures and MA student Literature and Media, Bayreuth University
Stephan Ruhland, M.A. International Economics and Governance and M.Sc. Economics is the student counselor-coordinator for the B.A. Intercultural Studies and a long-term student assistant at the Professorship of English Studies and Anglophone Literatures.
Joyce Abla Sango, MA, PhD student at the University of Bayreuth, researching on African feminism in selected works of contemporary Cameroonian and Nigerian writers
Maximilian Schulz, radio host and Techno DJ based in Halle, Germany
Dilan Zoe Smida, MA in Literature and Media at the University of Bayreuth and board member of the research association Future Migration. Network for Cultural Diversity, currently detergence at Graf-Münster Gymnasium.
Mohammad Taheri,
BA, Master student of Intercultural German Studies, Bayreuth University.
James Wachira, MA, BIGSAS Junior Fellow researching on literary negotiations of knowledge on environment in Kenyan oral literature
Maya Wedekind is a musician based in Berlin, Germany
Paul David Wiedmann, teacher student and vice chairman of the student council at the Faculty for Linguistics and Literature and student assistant in German studies, University of Bayreuth
Alice Mingqing
Yuan, MA, BIGSAS Junior Fellow researching on African(-diasporic) conceptualisations of China
Maryam Youssef, M.A. student, Intercultural German Studies at the University of Bayreuth
Contact
BIGSAS Festival of African and African-Diasporic Literatures
c/o Bayreuth International Graduate School of African Studies
Prof. Dr. Susan Arndt
Professur für Englische Literaturwissenschaft und Anglophone
Literaturen
Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaftliche Fakultät
Universitätsstr. 30
Universität Bayreuth
D-95440 Bayreuth
e-mail:
susan.arndt@uni-bayreuth.de
Directed by:
Prof. Dr. Susan Arndt
Shirin Assa
Dilan Zoe Smida
Website & Photography:
Maximilian Arndt; Maximilian Schulz
Artwork:
Hedieh Ahmadi
Technical Department:
Kolade Igbasan; Maximilian Arndt; Maximilian Schulz
Bookstore:
Joyce Abla Sango
Catering:
Orientalium Sweety; WEDDIVENTS
Venue:
Altes Schloss
&
Iwalewahaus
Wölfelstr. 2
95440 Bayreuth