Research Assistants
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Geozentrum - Meckenheimer Allee 176, Raum 0.011
Michael Witte
Robin Ehl
Robin studies Political Science and Sociology as his main subject and Geography as minor at the University of Bonn. He is part of the research group of Prof. Julia Verne since July 2018. Most of all, he supports Lisa Jenny Krieg in multiple domains among which he does transcription of interviews in French and literature research. He studied one year of Geography in France at the University of Toulouse.
Jetske Kolaczek
Since the winter semester 2017/18, Jetske has been studying Geography at the University of Bonn. In January 2019, she joined the research group Julia Verne. She assists the group in various ways, for example by researching literature or by preparing overviews of research domains.
Hannah Pilgrim
Hannah studied from 2012-2016 Social Sciences and Economics at the University of Cologne. After completing her bachelor thesis in Economic Geography, she decided to start a Masters in Geography at the University Bonn. Since July 2019 she is supporting the RG Verne in the organisation of the New Cultural Geography-Conference (https://kulturgeographie.org/). Before that she worked in the RG Müller-Mahn and studied at the University of Bergen, Norway. In addition to her role as a student, she is supporting various civil society organizations.
Flora Hartmann
Flora graduated from the University of Göttingen in 2017, where she completed her undergraduate studies in Geography (B.Sc.). In October 2018, she has started the international program M.Sc. Geography of Environmental Risks and Human Security which is jointly offered by UNU-EHS and the Department of Geography at the University of Bonn with a research-oriented profile. In October 2019, she has joined Julia Verne’s research group as graduate research assistant to support the project Appraising risk, past and present: Interrogating historical data to enhance understanding of environmental crises in the Indian Ocean World (SSHRC), with a focus on Global and National Narratives on De/Reforestation within science, politics and local communities in Madagascar.
