Jonathan Slocum, Interim Director :: PCL 5.112, 1 University Station S5490 :: Austin, TX 78712 :: 512-471-4566

Todd Brandon Krause

Curriculum Vitae

		1997-2004		PhD, Physics, University of Texas at Austin
				Dissertation: Darwinian Evolution: the Mutation of a Weakly Relativistic Lagrangian. Supervisor: Dr. Philip J. Morrison

		1992-1993,		BA, Physics, Bard College
		1994-1997		Thesis: N-space no one can hear you scream. Minor: Classical Languages

		Jun-Aug,		Latin & Greek Institute, City Univ. of New York
		1995		Major: Latin

		Apr-May,		Visiting Assistant Professor, German Department, Middlebury College
		2006		- Teaching general principles of linguistics with applications to Germanic languages

		Jan 2005-		Research Linguist, Linguistics Research Center, University of Texas at Austin
		Present		- Creating online ancient Indo-European language resources for professional researchers; see: EIEOL

		Sept 2002-		Graduate Research Associate, LRC, University of Texas at Austin
		Dec 2004		- Created online series of Old Church Slavonic and Classical Armenian.

		Aug 2000-		Research Assistant, Institute for Fusion Studies, University of Texas at Austin
		Dec 2004		- Applied variational/geometric methods to weakly relativistic systems.

		Jun 1998-		Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Mathematics, University of Texas at Austin
		Aug 2000		- Implemented semester projects under my own supervision.

		Aug 1997-		Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Physics, University of Texas at Austin
		Jun 1998		- Lab instructor for introductory mechanics courses.

		Spring 1997		Instructor, Dept. of Languages & Literature, Bard College
				- Solely responsible for teaching one introductory Sanskrit class each week.

		Spring 1996		Instructor, Dept. of Languages & Literature, Bard College
				- Taught 3rd semester Sanskrit grammar in the context of reading the Bhagavad Gita.

		May 1997		William J. Lockwood Prize, Bard College
				- "To the senior who in the judgment of the President has contributed most to the intellectual life of the college"

		May 1997		Heinrich Bluecher Prize, Bard College
				- "To the junior or senior who best exemplifies ideals of scholarship espoused by Dr. Bluecher"
		June 1995		Herbert J. Musurillo Memorial Scholarship, City University of New York
				- Awarded for linguistic aptitude

		May 1995		John W. Baylan Scholarship in Medicine & Science, Bard College
				- To a science student who maintains an interest in literature

		Fall 2005-		Member, Imaging Research Center, University of Texas at Austin
		Present		- Conducting neuroscientific research using fMRI

		Summer 2003-		Co-Organizer, UT Linguistics Circle, University of Texas at Austin
		Fall 2005		- A cross-disciplinary, informal lecture series bringing together linguistically-inclined colleagues

		Summer 2003-Present		Latin & Historical Linguistics, Austin, TX

		Spring 2004		Old English & Comparative Germanic, Austin, TX

		Dec 2003-Jan 2004		English as a Second Language, Austin, TX

		Summer 2003		Physics: Relativity, Austin, TX
				- Designed and taught a summer-long lecture series introducing non-scientists to Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity

		Summer 2002		Calculus, Austin, TX

		Fall 1996-		Beginning and Advanced Calculus, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY
		Spr 1997		- Taught single and multi-variable calculus to professional businessman

		Speak/Read:		Spanish, Hindi, German

		Read:		Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, Hittite, Tocharian, Gothic, Old Norse, Old Saxon, Old/Middle English, Old/Middle German, Old Church Slavonic, Old Russian, Classical Armenian, Classical Maya