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Department of Modern Languages and Literatures

The German minor is designed to provide the student with an advanced level of language proficiency augmented by a basic knowledge and familiarity with the culture and literature of Germany. In addition to the minor’s required German language courses or their equivalents, students are able to select 300- and 400-level courses in German culture, literature and applied language. Students may also include individual study (GERM 491, GERM 492) and three-credit internships (GERM 499) as part of their minor programs. Approved German courses from study abroad programs may also be included among the electives of the German minor.

Minor Requirements

Course List
Code Title Credits
GERM 201AIntermediate German I3
GERM 202AIntermediate German II3
GERM 302Oral Communication4
GERM 303Advanced Composition4
Select any three additional courses at or above the 300 level12
Total Credits26
1

If the student can demonstrate intermediate language competency through one of the accepted exams and, consequently, does not have to take GERM 201A Intermediate German I and GERM 202A Intermediate German II, they will replace those courses with additional courses at or above the 300 level.

Modern Languages and Literatures Department

Marcel Rotter, Chair
Brooke E. Di Lauro, Career Advisor, French
Marcel Rotter, Career Advisor, German
Elizabeth F. Lewis, Career Advisor, Spanish

Faculty

(The person’s subject field is indicated in parentheses.)

Professors

Ana García Chichester (Spanish)
Brooke E. Di Lauro (French)
Jeremy G. Larochelle (Spanish)
Elizabeth F. Lewis (Spanish)
María Isabel Martínez-Mira (Spanish)
Scott M. Powers (French)

Associate Professors

María Laura Bocaz-Leiva (Spanish)
Gonzalo S. Campos-Dintrans (Spanish)
Marcelo Fajardo-Cárdenas (Spanish)
Antonia L. Delgado-Poust (Spanish)
Jennifer Hansen-Glucklich (German)
Leonard R. Koos (French)
Marcel Rotter (German)
Jose A. Sainz (Spanish)

Senior Lecturers

Maysoon Fayez Al-Sayed Ahmad (Arabic)
Martha Patricia Orozco (Spanish)

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