Germanic Languages and Literatures
Past Events
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Inglorious Comparisons: On the Uses and Abuses of Historical Analogy
Susan Buck-Morss, Susannah Heschel, Jonathan Steinberg, Frank Trommler
February 23, 2017
World Forum, Perry World House
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Graduate Student CTL Workshop Teaching In/With Museums
Professor Catriona MacLeod, Edmund J. and Louise W. Kahn Term Professor of German, Chair, Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures; and Professor Michael Leja, Professor of History of Art, Chair, Graduate Group in the History of Art
February 22, 2017
Convener: Erika Kontulainen, CTL Graduate Fellow, German
Location: The Max Kade Center (3401 Walnut St., Room 329-A)A light lunch will be served.
All graduate students are welcome. Counts toward the CTL Teaching Certificate.
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GRMN700 (Departmental Research Seminar)
Ian Thomas Fleishman
February 21, 2017
Williams Hall 440 (Penn Language Center)
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Languages Affecting Globalization: How Words Can Change the World
TOM BELT Elder-in-Residence and Language Instructor, Cherokee Studies Program, West Carolina University CHRISTINA FREI Executive Director of Language Instruction, Arts & Sciences K. DAVID HARRISON Associate Provost for Academic Programs and Professor
February 10, 2017
Perry World House
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GRMN700 (Departmental Research Seminar)
Naomi Waltham-Smith
February 7, 2017
Williams Hall 440 (Penn Language Center)
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Graduate Student CTL Workshop: Teaching Practices Across Language, Culture And Content Courses
Dr. Christina Frei, Executive Director of Language Instruction
January 31, 2017
Van Pelt's Collaborative Classroom, room 113
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Colloquium | Noah Isenberg “Such Much?” The Refugee Story and the Émigré Talent Behind Casablanca
Noah Isenberg
January 25, 2017
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German Placement Test
January 11, 2017
Williams 205
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Developing Intercultural Competence in Language Education
Keynote by Anthony J. Liddicoat: Language-in-Use as a Focus for Intercultural Learning
December 10, 2016
Kislak Center at the Van Pelt Library
University of Pennsylvania
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Teaching as/for Public Engagement
Bethany Wiggin
December 7, 2016
The Max Kade Center, 3401 Walnut Street, Room 329-A