Courses Taught by the German Faculty

Ger 305 German Conversation
Lee Ferrell
MW 2.30-3.45
303 Edwards (Nursing)

Ger 361 German Literature from 1832 to Modernism
Sam Frederick
MW 4.00-5.15
206 Daniel

CHS H190 Colhoun Scholars Colloquium: Art and Humanities (Literature)
Johannes Schmidt
TTh 11.00-12.15
206 Daniel

CHS H191 Colhoun Scholars Colloquium: Art and Humanities
Jeff Love
MW 2.30-3.45
201 Daniel

For a complete listing, including Ger 100 and 200-level classes go to: <http://soc.clemson.edu/GER.SPRG.htm>.

Ger 305 German Conversation and Composition: "Deutsche Kultur und der deutsche Alltag"

Instructor: Lee Ferrell
Phone: 656-1348
Email: FERRELL

This is a writing and speaking intensive course whose purpose is to introduce students to the German upper level. Through discussion of short works and selections by famous German, Austrian and Swiss authors will gain exposure to the development of German history and culture from the beginning of the 20th century to our day. This course will also focus on the daily news in Germany to familiarize students with topics of current interest to the German people – both domestic and international – from a German perspective. In addition, short articles in print from on-line resources such as Tagesschau, Focus and Der Spiegel, we will also watch and discuss short unedited news broadcasts on a variety of topics. Each segment of the course will include review of significant grammatical principles relevant to discussion.

Ger 361 German Literature from 1832 to Modernism
Instructor: Samuel Frederick
Phone: 656-3541
Email: SFREDER

Fall 2010

Courses Taught by the German Faculty