The Department of Germanics congratulates the 2012-2013 graduating class on their academic achievements.
A convocation ceremony for our graduating majors, minors, MAs and PhDs was held on Saturday, June 15th. It was followed by a reception full of joyful hugs, hearty handshakes, and wistful goodbyes.
We wish our graduates all the best, and look forward to reading about their adventures and successes on the pages of this website!
In addition to their certificates, the graduates were presented with a bookmark handcrafted by the Germanics Department Administrator, Stephanie Welch. Each student received an entirely unique bookmark featuring an image from German or Austrian culture sealed under a dome of epoxy resin. Thank you to Stephanie for making the department's tokens of appreciation and respect to its students so special and beautiful.
Graduating Majors in Germanics 2011-12
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Jesse K. Bratt |
Eunice Cheng with honors |
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Mercedes Simone Converse |
Alexa Rowena Erickson |
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George Alexander Estes |
Caitlin Nicole Jacques |
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Emily Rose Koski |
Robert D. A. McVicar |
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Bailey Elizabeth Silver |
Haley Elisabeth Smith |
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Shoguna B. Sobir |
Robert Andrew Taylor |
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Ella Marie Mae Williams |
William En Zhu |
Graduating Minors in Germanics 2011-12
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Sophie Caroline Gist |
Taylor Lynn Gray |
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Amy Mae Hartquist |
Kirk Aaron Jackson |
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Ana Sofia Knauf |
Anna Zola Miller |
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April Anne Schoffer |
Randy Lynn Siebert |
Master of Arts in Germanics
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Sven Kliem |
Katherine Niceley |
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Vera Maria Pohland |
Doctor of Philosophy in Germanics
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Elisabeth D Cnobloch Die Boten des Unglücks: Verortung der Sprache der Flüchtlinge in den Werken von Jakob Wassermann, Franz Kafka, Emine Özdamar und Herta Müller |
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Jan Hengge Pure Violence on the Stage of Exception: Representations of Revolutions in Georg Büchner, Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Heiner Müller, and Elfriede Jelinek |
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Kevin Bradley Johnson Annexation Effects: Cultural Appropriation and the Politics of Place in Czech-German Films, 1930-1945 |