User:Regina Bouillon

Historian, Slavonicist born 1959

• 1985 Magister Artium, University of Münster, Germany (Medieval History, Slavonic Studies)
• 1989 PhD, University of Münster, Germany (Medieval History, Slavonic Studies)

Thesis: “The Relations between Aquieleia and Karl IV during the Term of Office of the Patriarchs Nikolaus of Luxemburg and Lodovico della Torre (1350-1365)”

Participation in projects

• Epigraphics: “Catalogue of Early Medieval Epigraphs on the Dalmatian Coast”
• History of medicine: “Race Research in the 19th and 20th centuries”
• History of the orthodox churches: “Unity and Variety of Orthodoxy in the 20th Century”

Working experience

• Coaching of migrants with academic background (for a German foundation)
• Coordination of social work and migration movements in several East European countries, connecting ministries and NGOs (for a church organisation)

Freelance work

• Management consultancy
• Communication training
• Seminars on writing
• Coaching

Fields of interest

• History, focus on middle ages
• Literature: German, English, Croatian, Serbian, Russian, Italian, French, Spanish literature
• Communication
• Ghana: History, culture and Akan languages

Websites

• http://www.bouillon-veyhl.de My husband`s and my personal website (in German language
• http://www.goldkueste-ev.de Our NGO website (English and German)
• http://www.nkusukum.de My Ghana traditions project (English)

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