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Awards 2013

  • Yasemin Yildiz who received her Ph.D. in German Studies from Cornell University in 2006 and is currently Associate Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, was awarded the 2013 Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for Studies in Germanic Languages and Literatures.  The prize was awarded in recognition of her monograph, Beyond the Mother Tongue: The Postmonolingual Condition (2011).

  • Jane O. Newman, Professor of Comparative Literature at University of California-Irvine, received Honorable Mention for the Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for Studies in Germanic Languages and Literatures in 2013.  This recognition was awarded for her monograph, Benjamin's Library: Modernity, Nation, and the Baroque, which was published in Cornell University's SIGNALE book series in German Studies in 2011.

  • Gizem Arslan a doctoral candidate in German Studies, will begin a two-year teaching appointment at Knox College this fall as Visiting Instructor. Effective January 2013, she will be Visiting Assistant Professor of Modern Languages & Literatures in German.  Congratulations Gizem!

  • Ari Linden a doctoral candidate in German Studies has been awarded the 2012 GSA Graduate Student Essay Prize for the best essay in German Studies for his submitted essay "Beyond Repetition: Karl Kraus's 'Absolute Satire'".  Congratulations Ari!

  • Miyako Hayakawa a doctoral candidate in German Studies has been awarded a DAAD fellowship to conduct research on her dissertation at the International Graduate Center for the Study of Culture in Giessen during the academic year 2012-2013.

  • Andreea Mascan a doctoral candidate in German Studies has been awarded a Manon Michels Einaudi Grant for Research in Europe to conduct dissertation research in Cannes, France in summer 2012.

  • Katrina Nousek a doctoral candidate in German Studies has been awarded a Michele Sicca Grant for Research in Europe to conduct dissertation research in Berlin and Marbach in summer 2012.
  • Alexander Phillips a doctoral candidate in German Studies, has received a cash award from the Knight Institute for Writing Exercises and Handouts for his submission "Revising for Hyperbole and Purple Prose".

 

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Welcome to our department!

We are a community of students, teachers, and scholars devoted to the cross-disciplinary study of language, literature, and culture within a transnational framework. We strongly believe the best academic work is produced in an environment that fosters cooperation and the pleasure of discovery. Our programs include courses in German and English on subjects ranging from medieval to contemporary literature and from film and visual culture to philosophy, music, and postcolonial studies. You will also find other opportunities for learning and collaboration, including lectures, workshops, conferences, and film series that we sponsor in conjunction with other departments on a regular basis. 

Peter Uwe HohendahlGeoffrey C. W. WaitePatrizia McBrideAnette SchwarzBrent McBrideChrissy HoseaHannah MuellerElke SiegelLeslie A. Adelson.Giulietta ComparatoArthur GroosJette Gindner.Gunhild LischkeGrit MatthiasPeter GilgenPaul FlemingArina Rotaru.Claudia SchmidtAri Linden.Alexander PhillipsMatt Stoltz.Stephen KlemmKatrina NousekMatteo Calla.MIriam ZubalJohannes WankhammerAndreea MascanmoellerMiyako HayakawaGrace Gemmell.Anna Horakova.Ana Maria AndreiLeigh YorkGizem ArslanNathan TaylorCarl GelderloosNadia RodriguezJens SchellhammerChristine SchottAnna Sopie Koch

 

Patrizia McBride, Department Chair (pcm29@cornell.edu)

Peter Gilgen, Director of Graduate Studies (pg33@cornell.edu)

Gunhild Lischke, Director of Undergraduate Studies and Language Program Director (gl15@cornell.edu)

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Cornell University
183 Goldwin Smith Hall Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853-3201
(607) 255-5265, (607) 255-4047
Fax: (607) 255-1454
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