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- The Bridge: News for Students
New spring 2023 course: Representing the Holocaust
Read “New spring 2023 course: Representing the Holocaust”A new spring 2023 class, Representing the Holocaust, satisfies the HUM, CL, and ITL general education requirements.
- The Bridge: News for Students
Explore Germany’s past(s) this J-Term: Spots still available
Read “Explore Germany’s past(s) this J-Term: Spots still available”Explore Germany’s fascinating and complicated past(s) in Berlin, Dresden, and Munich with professors Temple Burling and Greg Baer during J-Term 2023. There are a few seats open!
- The Bridge: Lectures & Presentations
J-Term Info Session: Material Culture and the Creation of the Past in Germany Thursday
Read “J-Term Info Session: Material Culture and the Creation of the Past in Germany Thursday”Explore Germany’s fascinating and complicated past(s) in Berlin, Dresden, and Munich during J-Term 2023. Learn about the study tour at an information session.
- The Bridge: Campus News
Sophie Flott ’22 awarded Fulbright Teaching Assistantship in Germany
Read “Sophie Flott ’22 awarded Fulbright Teaching Assistantship in Germany”Carthage senior Sophie Flott ’22 has been awarded a prestigious Fulbright Teaching Assistantship to spend a year teaching in northern Germany after graduation.
- The Bridge: Lectures & Presentations
J-Term Info Session: Material Culture and the Creation of the Past in Germany TODAY
Read “J-Term Info Session: Material Culture and the Creation of the Past in Germany TODAY”Explore Germany’s fascinating and complicated past(s) in Berlin, Dresden, and Munich. Come to an informational meeting on March 30, April 7, or April 11 to learn more.
Susan (Grunwald) Richardson ’96 represents Wisconsin in 2021 National Teacher of the Year Program
Carthage alumna Susan (Grunwald) Richardson ’96 was named one of five Wisconsin 2021 Teachers of the Year and is representing Wisconsin in the 2021 National Teacher of the Year Program.Read “Susan (Grunwald) Richardson ’96 represents Wisconsin in 2021 National Teacher of the Year Program”
