We would like to draw your attention to a fully online 3rd-year course at York University in 2021/22, AP/GER 3989 6.0: Germany and the Global Imaginary. Please circulate this information to students who are looking for an additional online German Studies…
The discipline of Germanistik – and, to some degree, North American German Studies – has long presented German Literature as a unified field of study. But its canonical approach reflects literary, philological, and theoretical commitments that have been under pressure…
Herzlichen Glückwunsch! Congratulations to all award winners: Boeschenstein Medal: Karin Bauer (McGill) CAUTG/DAAD Innovate German Award: Barbara Thériault (Université de Montréal) Graduate awards: CAUTG Best Dissertation Prize (2018-2020): Christine Korte (York University) Best MA Thesis Prize (2017-2019): Emma Mikuska-Tinman (University…
The Waterloo Centre for German Studies is pleased to announce the recipients of its first-ever Diversity and Inclusion Grants. These grants have been created to support scholars and programs in their efforts to diversify German studies in Canada. The recipients…
Our Annual Meeting starting May 30 is coming closer. It will be exciting to have our first virtual annual CAUTG-APAUC conference. Belinda and I as CAUTG-APAUC co-program chairs, wanted to share with you the most recent updated program, see attachment,…
Acadia University is looking for instructors for the following four courses for Fall 2021: 3 for Beginners 1 (A1 level)1 for a 2nd year conversation course (A2 level) The courses are to be taught in person/f2f - while instructors should be…
Please join us for the virtual launch of Being German Canadian: History, Memory, Generations featuring a panel discussion with editor Alexander Freund and contributors Karen Brglez, Sara Frankenberger, and Robert Teigrob. Consul General Thomas E. Schultze from the Toronto German Consulate will…
Hello to all Graduate Students!I am reaching out to you as your CAUTG Graduate Student Representative to remind you about the upcoming deadline of May 7th for the "Graduate Student Research Posters," which will be displayed virtually at the CAUTG Conference…
As organizers of this year’s CAUTG / APAUC conference at Congress, we’d like to invite you to participate in our 2021 online conference. Attached find the most recent draft of the conference program for this year’s CAUTG/APAUC virtual annual meeting (as part of…
We would like to draw your attention to the annual Toronto German Studies Symposium taking place virtually this week. The topic this year is "Sites of Learning - Teaching and Learning Spaces in and outside the Classroom". Presenters will address current shifts in education and…