Generations of German Studies faculty have collaborated with faculty across languages and literatures departments to make the program what it has become.
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German Studies Faculty Help Comparative Literature Graduate Program Shine at 30

Posted on March 19, 2024 by Yuliya Komska

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    Tetiana Savchynska (left) confers with her adviser, Yuliya Komska, an associate professor of German. (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

At its 30th anniversary, Dartmouth's Comparative Literature M.A. program continues to graduate illustrious alumni who go on to become or continue as writers, translators, or academics. It also remains one of the best-funded and supportive M.A. programs nationwide. Generations of German Studies faculty have collaborated with faculty across languages and literatures departments to make the program what it has become. Read about the impressive trajectories of our alumni and current students and about the faculty who've volunteered their time and intellectual energies to growing the program and mentoring the wonderful students from across the globe. And: apply!

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https://faculty.dartmouth.edu/artsandsciences/news/2024/03/comparative-literature-graduate-program-mark-milestone