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Dr. Kristina Hahn studied English, German as a Foreign Language, Historical & Comparative Linguistics, Russian and Intercultural Communication (University of Rostock, University of California, Irvine) and did her doctorate in Media Linguistics. After lecturing at Rostock University for 6 years, she founded the company Cross-Cultural Coaching in Munich.
For more than 15 years, she has been working successfully as a trainer and coach, providing services and conducting programmes in the following areas: Cross-Cultural Awareness, Foreign Language Training, Personal Development, Emotional Intelligence, Team building, and Work-Life Balance. In addition to her work in the corporate and education sectors, she also loves sports and enjoys being a Yoga instructor.
At MBS: Lecturer for German Culture, Politics & Society
Programs: Undergraduate Exchange Semester
Topics of expertise: Cross-Cultural Awareness, Foreign language training (German as a Foreign Language, English, Russian), Personal Development (Emotional Intelligence, intra- and interpersonal skills), Team building (esp. multi-cultural and virtual teams), Business Yoga
Schneider, Kristina (2002): The Development of Popular Journalism in England (Dissertation)
Schneider, Kristina (2000): "Popular and quality papers in the Rostock Historical Newspaper Corpus", in: Mair, Christian and Marianne Hundt (eds), Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory (2000), 321-337.
Schneider, Kristina (2000): “The Emergence and Development of Headlines in English Newspapers”, in: Ungerer, Friedrich (ed), English Media Texts Past and Present (2000), 45-66.
Schneider, Kristina (1999): “Exploring the roots of popular English news writing”, in: Diller, Hans-Jürgen et al. (eds), English via Various Media (1999), 201-222.
Schneider, Kristina (1998): “Prototypentheorie und Bedeutungswandel”, in: Ungerer, Friedrich (Hrsg), Kognitive Lexikologie und Syntax (1998), 29-48.