Professor , World Languages & Literatures
                     
                     Email
                     Preferred: romey.sabalius@sjsu.edu
                     Telephone
                     Preferred: (408) 924-4616
                     Education
                     
                        
                           
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                                 Doctor of Philosophy, Univ Of Southern Cal, 1992
 
                           
                        
                     
                     Bio
                     
                            Romey Sabalius has been at San José State University since the fall semester 1995.
                           He is a tenured full professor in the Department of Foreign Languages and the coordinator
                           of the German Program. He teaches German classes at all levels (language, literature
                           and culture). He also serves as advisor to all German students and as the faculty
                           contact for the German Club. Professor Sabalius is an internationally recognized expert
                           in contemporary Swiss literature and he has published four books and numerous articles
                           and book chapters on the subject. His other scholarly interests include the image
                           of the United States in German literature, exile literature, post-colonialism, and
                           foreign language pedagogy. He presents his research at national and international
                           conferences and has been invited to deliver guest lectures at universities in the
                           United States, Switzerland, France, Poland, Russia, Finland, India, Australia and
                           New Zealand. During the academic year 1999/2000 he was visiting professor at Monash
                           University in Melbourne, Australia. Professor Sabalius organized an International
                           Symposium on Swiss Literature and an Annual Conference of the Pacific Ancient and
                           Modern Language Association (PAMLA). He was elected to the statewide Academic Senate
                           of the California State University (ASCSU) and he is the department representative
                           of the faculty union (CFA).