The Department of German Studies at Dartmouth College invites applications for a full-time tenure-track Assistant Professor, to begin on July 1, 2024. Preferred areas of expertise are Environmental Humanities, Black German Studies, or both.
In the academic year 2023-2024, Yuliya Komska advised Comparative Literature students on the launch of the inaugural issue of Axium, the first student journal of comparative criticism and translation at Dartmouth.
Meet with us and learn about our programs on September 7 between 5 and 6 PM in the Dartmouth Hall, 2nd-floor social study space
The German Studies Program seeks to fill paid Fall '23 positions for German 1 and 3.
The 20- to 40-minute test is offered online, starting July 31. It consists of a series of multiple-choice questions involving issues of grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension.
Karin Heider from Styria, Austria is the German Department's incoming Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant for AY 23-24.
As her culminating German studies project, Frances Pool-Crane '23 wrote a graphic novel that reflects on kinship with lesbian women and gender nonconforming people in the Weimar Republic.
Nick Ostrau talked to Cinay about learning German at Dartmouth and the technology award for her invention that will bring portable eye care diagnosis to patients around the world.
GS End-Of-Year Party honors this academic year's major and minor degree graduates and awards prizes for student excellence in coursework in the German Department.
Need more literary translation practice? Join the May 10 Workshop with two world-class translators, Anne Weber, and Tess Lewis. Open to all languages. Sponsored by the Departments of German and French & Italian and the Comparative Literature Program.
