Katie Hausman is a Halle Foundation/AGI Intern in summer 2024. She is a recent graduate from American University’ School of International Service where she received a BA in International Studies and minors in Environmental Science and German Language. Having studied European governance and environmental sustainability, she is excited to apply her interests to policy work in the transatlantic relationship between the United States and Germany. After her internship at AGI, Ms. Hausman will be a U.S. Teaching Assistant through Fulbright Austria for the upcoming school year. She is excited to interact with students abroad and practice the German language, even if it may be an Austrian dialect!
Going for Gold
German Sports Diplomacy With the European soccer championships and the Paris Olympics, 2024 was prime for sports diplomacy. Germany has a longstanding history of using sports to showcase both its …
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A Losing Streak?
Deutsche Bahn’s Weaknesses Shine in the Euro 2024 Tournament Cheers echo from inside the stadium to fans outside. People wave flags of their home team. National colors streak their faces. …
