This summer Professor Chantelle Warner of the German Studies Department has been invited to lead a two-day workshop for the Center for Educational Resources in Culture, Language and Literacy. The workshop, Becoming Multilingual: Fostering Symbolic Awareness in the Language Classroom, will focus on awareness raising, activities that can help students to develop as independent...
The Graduate Writing Institute offers a communal learning environment that supports the development of graduate-level writing skills through a customized curriculum designed and taught by the professional instructors of the Writing Skills Improvement Program. Open to all U of A graduate students at no cost, the Institute provides students with resources to develop...
Deadline Extended to March, 16th. - “The Futures of Interdisciplinary German Studies”: Futurism was once an artistic and political movement with multifaceted and contested ties to the historical avant-garde in Europe. Via Turkey and Russia Futurist motifs and legacies circulate in contemporary German literature and installation art through the phenomenon of late 20th-century...
Want to keep your kids’ minds and bodies active during the summer? Explore the wide range of possibilities for students entering grades 3-12 at Arizona Youth University (AYU). With specialty camp programs ranging from Bone Camp to Fencing to Java Programming , AYU focuses on a variety of academic and enrichment areas that will spark curiosity and inspire future college and career plans...
The Deutsche Sommerschule von New Mexico welcomes students of all ages, backgrounds, and interests dedicated to expanding their knowledge of the German language and culture. During the entire 4-1/2 week stay, all participants pledge to speak only German, both inside and outside the classroom. Due to this total immersion approach, students often gain near-native fluency or advance an entire...
