Team

Phone: 03641 9-401254
E-Mail: franziska.teichmann@uni-jena.de

Franziska Teichmann studied Sociology, Education, and Psychology at Friedrich Schiller-University. Starting from 2009, she was involved in teaching and research in the field of Empirical Education Research at the University of Würzburg. In 2011, she transitioned to the research and development project "Gender in Academic Teaching" at EAH Jena, where she was active in teaching in the Social Work department. From 2013, she conducted research at the University of Marburg in a project in organizational education, scrutinizing academic careers of doctoral candidates at universities and non-university research institutions. In this context, she wrote her dissertation investigating the learning processes of doctoral candidates in teaching and research and the development of self-perceptions as teachers and researchers. Franziska joined LehreLernen in 2015.  

Phone: 03641 9-401253
E-Mail: lisa.schaeuble@uni-jena.de

Lisa Schäuble studied German as a Foreign and Second Language and Speech Sciences in Jena and Halle (Saale). Starting in 2018, she worked as a freelance lecturer to teach speech training for prospective teachers and German as a second language. From 2020, she taught and undertook research at the Department of Special and Social Education at the University of Erfurt for four years. Her work focused on language and communication impairments as well as multilingualism and interculturality in the school context. At the same time, Lisa Schäuble has completed further training in Higher Education Didactics on various topics. She joined the Servicestelle LehreLernen in 2024.

Phone: 03641 9-401256
E-Mail: amanda.halter@uni-jena.de

Amanda Halter has been a member of the Servicestelle LehreLernen team in the area of general higher education teaching and learning since September 2026. Her perspective on teaching and learning is shaped by experience across a range of educational and teaching contexts in the United States and Germany. After completing her degree in English Education in New York State and working as an English teacher in the Bronx, she moved to Jena in 2015 to pursue a master’s degree in English and American Studies. During her studies, she worked at various schools in and around Jena as well as at English-language summer camps. From 2018 onward, she worked in American Studies at Friedrich Schiller University Jena, while also teaching at the Universities of Erfurt and Dresden. Her research brought literary and cultural studies perspectives into dialogue with questions of teaching and learning across primary, secondary, and higher education.