Carolina-Duke Collaborations GSLL’s Ph.D. program – the Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies – is a crown jewel among the many existing inter-institutional collaborations between UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University….
Meet our Graduate Students Caroline Blount Carolina-Duke Graduate Student Caroline’s Full Bio Email: caroline.blount@duke.edu Caroline earned her B.A. in German and English from the University of South Carolina in 2017….
…capitalism”. All readings and discussions in English, with the option of texts in German. Pickford. W 3:30 PM – 6:00 PM DUKE Campus GER 890S.01 Relationality and the Individual: Self,…
Despite the evident rivalry between UNC and Duke, the Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies utilizes the strengths of the two universities — one public and one private — to…
This content is Onyen protected. Please enter your Onyen to log in and view it….
…on Saturday, April 13, 2019 to commemorate ten years of Carolina-Duke German at the UNC-Chapel Hill campus. On this somber occasion, members of the Carolina-Duke community met in classic German…
…College in Galesburg, Illinois. Edana Kleinhans, Ph.D. (May, 2021) is instructor of German at Duke University. John Gill, Ph.D. (May 2021) is a postdoctoral scholar in German at Duke University….
Sharing ongoing research in German Studies Now in its fifteenth year, Works in Progress provides the entire Carolina-Duke Graduate Program in German Studies with regular opportunities to introduce new and…
The following doctoral students have received Duke fellowships and travel awards: Ian McLean (Katherine Goodman Stern Dissertation Completion Fellowship), Nathan Drapela (J. B. Duke International Research Travel Fellowship), Undraa Lhamsuren…
The Department of German Studies at Duke announced that Stephen Zaksewicz has won the 2021 Bessent Teaching Award and Amy Jones has won the 2021 Borchardt Teaching Award. Both awards…
