The University of Akron
Department of Modern Languages
Information for German Students

Part A: Documents of interest to all German students

IMPORTANT NOTE:  Instructors' names will be posted as soon as classes have been assigned.
Course assignments are subject to change at any time up to the beginning of classes. The
presence of an instructor's name after a course on the schedule for future semesters is
always a tentative assignment. It is not a promise that if you register for that course you'll get that
instructor.

Part B: Information for particular courses

Warning: The syllabi and other documents given below for 101, 102, 201, and 202 are generic
versions made available for all German instructors. Although all sections of a course are required
to have the same objectives, comparable grading scales, and cover the same material, they may
vary in the details. Do not assume that the documents you find here are the ones used for your
course until you confirm it with your instructor.

Part C: Internet resources

The Department of Modern Languages has a home page where you can find out about our
programs, our faculty, etc.

The Department's Language Resource Center ("language lab") has useful links at the website
but you must go to the lab itself to use the programs on the computers (Olin 375).

Part D: Study Abroad in Germany

To learn more about our Summer Program in Germany,
        Click here: Study Abroad in Germany,

 
For additional information, contact:
* Dr. Stephanie Grollman - German Section Coordinator
* your German teacher,
* or the Department of Modern Languages
 

The information on this page is provided for students of German at The University of Akron.  This is not
an official page of the university and has not been approved by The University of Akron.

Page created and maintained by Ralph Kisner, Foreign Language & Linguistics Counselor.
 
                                    


Last updated: December 6, 1998.
 
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