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German

Many of the Western world’s most important works of literature, philosophy, music, art history, theology, psychology, chemistry, physics, engineering and medicine are written in German.

Whether developing the four basic skills of aural comprehension, speaking, reading and writing, or examining culture, civilization, and literature, the study of German at Denison, within the Department of Modern Languages, provides an exercise in cultural and linguistic concepts that opens new vistas on the world.

Gary Baker

Gary Baker,Professor, Coordinator of German

Hanada Al-Masri

Hanada Al-Masri,Associate Professor

Liz Barringer-Smith

Liz Barringer-Smith,Academic Program Coordinator, Modern Languages

91% of German graduates were employed, in graduate school, or completing post-graduate service within six months of graduation.

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Spotlights

Rachel Abbott '19 backpacking in the Swiss Alps.

Where We Go

Rachel Abbott Revisits Her German Roots

Rachel Abbott '19 will teach children and explore Germany — thanks to a Fulbright award.

door on tree in forest

How We Learn

Once upon a time

Professor Maria Tatar '67 has built a career on the literature of fairy tales.

Kurt Grahnke ’15

How We Learn

Translating Freud

Comparing translations of Freud may lead Kurt Grahnke ’15 to a new career path.

Sammy Seibel

How We Learn

Unexpected connection in the classroom

When Sammy Seibel ’17 completed her assignment in her First Year Seminar on WWII, she didn't realize she would be connecting with her own family history.

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