| Scholastic Focus on Germany |
| • | First Year Seminars integrate the study of Jenny Erpenbeck’s Old Child and Other Stories (fall)
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| • | Constitution of a German Studies Documentary Fund at Chatham’s JK Mellon Library. Courtesy of Robert Dahlberg and David Murdoch (fall)
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| • | Dr. Allyson Lowe (Political Science): Special Topics: Contemporary Germany
Public forums with contributions from Sky Foerster, President of the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh (Wed.,
Sept. 26); David Murdoch, Honorary Consul for the Federal Republic of Germany in Pittsburgh (Tues., Oct. 2); and
Dan Simpson, former U.S. Ambassador and Post-Gazette associate editor (Tues., Nov. 13). All classes at 6:30 p.m.
in Sanger Lecture Hall. (fall)
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| • | Dr. Heather McNaugher (Writing, Literary and Cultural Studies) and Dr. Karen Goldman (Cultural Studies): Snapshots on Walter Benjamin (fall/spring) |
| • | Dr. Chris Michelmore (History): Europe in the 20th century (fall) |
| • | Dr. Jean-Jacques Sène (General Education): Global Focus Seminar (fall and spring) |
| • | Martina Wells (Modern Languages): German Language and Culture 101 (fall) |
| • | Lisa Vavro (MA in Landscape Architecture): Study Abroad: Innovative Landscape Architecture in Germany Digital photos student presentations (fall/spring) |
