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A salute to our 2014 departmental award winners

The Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures proudly salutes the student recipients of its annual awards.

In a somewhat rare turn of events that speaks to the excellence of both…

Malkmus receives IFK Fellowship

Bernhard Malkmus was awarded a fellowship at the Internationales Forschungszentrum Kulturwissenschaften in Vienna (IFK) for winter semester 2014-5. He will be working and lecturing on the research…

Graduate Study in Germany

Photo: Chu

Two graduate students have won fellowships to study in Germany in the coming year. Mary Ellen Rutemeyer (photo left) will be in Berlin for two semesters at the Freie Universität.…

Job Market Success!

GLL students had great success on the job market this year.

Sylvia Fischer, who will be defending her dissertation this year, received a position at St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota…

Reitter Collaborates with Jonathan Franzen

Under the title The Kraus Project (October 2013) the celebrated American novelist Jonathan Franzen has newly translated and annotated several important essays by the Austrian journalist Karl…

Steven Joyce receives 2014 Alumni Award for Distinguished Teaching

 

Join us in congratulating Steven Joyce on this well-deserved award!

Steven Joyce is an Associate Professor of German and comparative studies at the Ohio State University,…

Fulbrighters in Germany and Austria

 

Congratulations to our German majors and Fulbright recipients, Catherine, Daniel, Jessica, and Kersey !

Click on the link above to read more about what these students are up to…

Becker-Cantarino is honored with a Festschrift at GSA

 

 

Congratulations to Barbara Becker-Cantarino, Professor Emerita, who was presented with a Festschrift at this year’s German Studies Association Conference in Denver.

Students arriving in Iceland!

 

Environmental and Natural Resources' study abroad in Iceland with Prof. Kaplan is starting August 2! Glaciers, geothermal energy, history, and culture await this year's lucky students…