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Gabriela McEvoy
Associate Professor and Department Chair of Languages
A new and unique interdisciplinary concentration you can combine with any major.
Associate Professor and Department Chair of Languages
01.2.20
Triple Major Using Liberal Arts Skills to Serve the PublicFrom studying abroad in Würzburg, Germany, to conducting research at the Maryland Department of Health, Genevieve Hugenbruch ’15 returns to the Commonwealth…
German Global Studies History Alumni Profiles07.12.18
Behind the Double DoorsJulia Wiker ’18, an English and German double major, reflects on attending her first professional conference.
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Develop communicative and intercultural skills in German that have direct application to your professional life!
Unlike a traditional German major or minor, the concentration in Applied German enhances your chosen major by adding to it relevant German skills that extend your access to information, experiences, and global understanding.
Minimum of 18 credit hours above the 100-level, including,
Waived for students who place higher based on placement test, who transfer equivalent course credit, or who earn a 4 or 5 on the AP German exam.
Two semesters of GMN 300 (6 credits, repeatable for credit):
Six credits from the following:
Fall or spring term with LVC’s semester-long program in Berlin, Germany (8–12 credits)
An approved study abroad program of at least four weeks in a German-speaking country
Contact Dr. Jörg Meindl, associate professor of German, at meindl@lvc.ed, or Dr. Rick Chamberlin, associate professor of French and German, at chamberl@lvc.edu to learn more.
Associate Professor and Department Chair of Languages
01.2.20
Triple Major Using Liberal Arts Skills to Serve the PublicFrom studying abroad in Würzburg, Germany, to conducting research at the Maryland Department of Health, Genevieve Hugenbruch ’15 returns to the Commonwealth…
German Global Studies History Alumni Profiles07.12.18
Behind the Double DoorsJulia Wiker ’18, an English and German double major, reflects on attending her first professional conference.
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