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- GSLL held its annual German career event on March 14 at the UMC Aspen Rooms. The event provided undergraduate students enrolled in German classes with an insight into some of the different career paths and opportunities available to them 鈥 both in
- High schools students from the Boulder Valley and Fort Collins school districts explored the CU campus on February 10, 2016 as part of the German Language Immersion Day. High school students participated in sessions on German film and Austrian art.
- Beginning in fall semester 2016, students at Widefield High School in Colorado Springs will be able to receive first-semester German language college credit while completing their upper-level German classes. The idea of a dual credit program started
- In early 2013, Erika set off to Bavaria to focus on German and media studies at the Universit盲t Regensburg. She spent the following two years in Berlin, where she took language courses at the Goethe Institut and did an online marketing internship
- GSLL congratulates doctoral student Emily Frazier-Rath on her receipt of a German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Long-Term Research Grant. Emily will spend five months in Berlin and five months in Heidelberg, Germany, during the 2015-2016
- An exhibition of graphic works by the Czech-Jewish artist Michel Fingesten (1884-1943), curated by GSLL Chair Davide Stimilli, is on view at the CU Art Museum until May 9. Under the title 鈥淓x-Libris Etc.鈥 the exhibition displays examples of
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- German PhD candidate Ross Etherton curated the exhibition A New Objectivity: Ernst J眉nger and Albert Renger-Patzsch for the Special Collections Department of Norlin Library that was on view September 25 鈥 December 20, 2013 and is now