We recently received two new reviews from #ModLangRev. Thank you The MHRA is no longer on X for sending them our way! First up is an excerpt from Katja Garloff's and Agnes Mueller’s edited volume German Jewish Literature after 1990 Prof. Stuart Taberner, University of Leeds, UK @HelenCFinch boybrew.co/2TOo3FU

In this episode I speak with my colleague, Agnes Mueller about why Thomas Mann’s novella, Death in Venice, is a must read during our ongoing pandemic. soundcloud.com/sacredandprofa…

‘Sacred and Profane Love Episode 29: Thomas Mann's Death in Venice with Agnes Mueller’ on #SoundCloud #np soundcloud.com/sacredandprofa…

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Our March 24 symposium will be an opportunity to discuss how the pandemic has affected the University, how faculty have incorporated issues related to pandemics in their teaching and research, and what the future may hold. More info here: sites.google.com/view/uofsc-aau…

What new strategies, innovations, research questions, pedagogies, modes of self-care, and institutions of governance have emerged from the pandemic that can help us build a more equitable and robust university? Join our March 24 symposium: sites.google.com/view/uofsc-aau… American Association of University Professors University of South Carolina

Session 2 of our symposium, “COVID and the Post-Pandemic University,” will include a conversation with Christian Anderson Gail Barnes @CALewisPhd Agnes Mueller on teaching and research in the pandemic. Join us on March 24 at 3 pm. More info: sites.google.com/view/uofsc-aau…

Our symposium is this Wed. March 24 at 3 pm. In session 2, Agnes Mueller will talk about her Pandemics in Literature class, developed as a result of the experiences with Covid-19, which explores the theme of pandemics from the middle ages to today. sites.google.com/view/uofsc-aau… American Association of University Professors

“What happened to colleges and universities during the 1918 pandemic?” At tomorrow's symposium, hear how Christian Anderson sought to answer that question through course assignments and research. History of Education Society American Association of University Professors Join us Wed, March 24 at 3 pm: sites.google.com/view/uofsc-aau…

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USC professors discuss both their positive and negative experiences working during the COVID-19 pandemic at American Association of University Professors symposium. Read more: ow.ly/EmtN50E7TnN

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Championship Game Monday Oct 17!!!! 6:30 at Dreher HS.

This will be a great talk!

Have you seen "The Teachers' Lounge"? It was Germany's nominee for the Oscars this year. The Nick is screening it for one night only: Tuesday, April 9th at 6:30 p.m. And if you come you get a bonus: A discussion with Professors Christian Anderson and Agnes Mueller!

The American Academy in Berlin is proud to announce the recipients of the 2024-25 Berlin Prize. We look forward to welcoming another class of outstanding scholars, writers, & artists to the Hans Arnhold Center.⁠ More about the fellows & their projects: buff.ly/4aY9Vyi

The new Berlin Journal has arrived, with articles, essays, fiction & artwork by the 2024-25 class of fellows, on topics ranging from transparency & political visibility, the disappearance of snow & Russia's strategic blunder in Ukraine. Download for free: buff.ly/3N8lqsF

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Young Jewish and Muslim writers in Germany are challenging stereotypes through fiction, exploring complex immigrant identities beyond traditional narratives of the #Holocaust and integration. A Jewish studies scholar explains: buff.ly/Wdu2nnh

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