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Congratulations to the recipients of the 2022 Kuennecke Fellowship! The Kuennecke Fellowship was established to promote immersion in and engagement with German-speaking cultures through study programs, internships, research, and other…
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Check out this fascinating interview on “Socialism: Past, Present, and Future” with Carleton Spanish professor Jorge Brioso conducted and published by Juliane Schicker. The interview is part of the “Third…
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In case you missed the announcement in Carleton Today from March 17, 2022, all three German program faculty members were awarded Curriculum Innovation Grant awards to develop new courses for…
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Check out the latest episode of Humanities Centered, a new podcast from the Carleton Humanities Center. It’s a conversation with professor Seth Peabody and his Student Research Partner Esme Krohn…
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Kiley Kost and Seth Peabody’s New Publications (January 2022)
17 January 2022Kiley Kost and Seth Peabody, together with Dan Nolan (UMN Duluth), served as co-curators for a section of essays entitled “Sustainability and Community Engagement in German Studies” in the Fall…
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Recent Publications by German Faculty
10 September 2021The German faculty have been busy with research and writing. Check out the recently published work by Juliane Schicker, Seth Peabody, and Kiley Kost. If you are interested in any…
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Congratulations to Carls who received Fulbright grants for 2021-2022. We are especially thrilled that German Major Marcella Jurotich ’21 joined the list of Fulbright recipients this week. She will be…
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Alumni Event
1 February 2021On January 26, six Carleton alumni gathered on Zoom to chat with our students about their journeys through Carleton and beyond. We asked them a few questions that could help…
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Kiley Kost and Seth Peabody awarded Student Research Partnerships
23 November 2020Kiley Kost and Seth Peabody were awarded Student Research Partnerships for Winter Break 2020-21, when they will work with student research partners Ella Hein ’23 and Henrie Friesen ’23 to…
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Prof. Schicker wins German Program Award!
27 October 2020Dr. Juliane Schicker has been selected as the 2020 recipient of the Small Undergraduate German Program Special Interest Group Award for Outstanding German Program Development and Advocacy, from ACTFL (The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages).