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New Minor Offered this Fall: Transnational European Studies
Sign up for the introductory course FCID 2000, a one-hour course exploring economics, immigration, and cultural exchange from a variety of perspectives, featuring guest speakers from different departments. FCID 2000 fulfills the introductory requirements for the new minor. See the Transnational European Studies website for more information or contact Dr. Ehlers in the History department.
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Upcoming Deadlines
- Spring Awards Ceremony, Graduate Recognition, and Senior Seminar Presentation - Monday, April 29th, 4:30 pm in the MLC room 214. All German, Russian and Germanic & Slavic Languages majors are invited to attend.
- We are still accepting applications to our German Graduate/Teaching Assistantship program. Contact
Dr. Alex Sager (asager@uga.edu) for more information.
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Three Germanic & Slavic Studies Graduates Offered Fulbright Grants for the 2012-13 school year
- Fall 2011 graduate Isha Ghodke of Norcross , who graduated from UGA with bachelor's degrees in public relations and German, will serve as an English teaching assistant for 3rd-6th grade students in Germany. While at UGA, she was active in the undergraduate Mock Trial Team and the campus chapter of the Public Relations Society of America. After her Fulbright year, she will enroll at New York University to study law.
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Fall 2011 graduate Laura Hagele, who was awarded a Master's Degree in German, was offered a teaching assistantship in Germany, but had to decline.
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Spring 2012 graduate Alexander Byrnes of Lawrenceville, who graduated from UGA with a BA in German will serve as an English Teaching Assistant in Graz, Austria.
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GSS Course Offerings: Fall 2013
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The Germanic & Slavic Studies Department is on Facebook
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