On the final day of #gsc2023, part of #Congressh 2023 being held on the campus of York University, the students would like to remind us of something:

⁦James M. Skidmore⁩ introduces ⁦@CraigEGriffiths⁩ (with a little help… or hindrance!… from ChatGPT), winner of the ⁦Waterloo Centre for German Studies⁩ book prize. #GSC2023 #Congressh

⁦@CraigEGriffiths⁩ gives the closing lecture of the #GSC2023 at #Congressh conference with a presentation on his ⁦Waterloo Centre for German Studies⁩ prize-winning book The Ambivalence of Gay Liberation: Queer German History in the 1970s (2021).

What a joy it is to introduce @CraigEGriffiths to deliver the closing lecture of #GSC2023! Dr. Griffiths is the recipient of the #WCGSBookPrize for first books published in 2021 with "The Ambivalence of Gay Liberation: Male Homosexual Politics in 1970s West Germany." Oxford University Press

"The Ambivalence of Gay Liberation" is the first English-language book to tell the story of male homosexual politics in 1970s West Germany. Learn more about @CraigEGriffiths and his award-winning volume: buff.ly/3WrZNWT 🏆 #GSC2023 #Congressh UWaterloo Arts Oxford University Press

Dr Marie-Michèle Blondin, Lauréate du prix innover en allemande de cette année. Le prix est financé par DAAD USA DAAD Canada #gsc2023 #congressh

Dr Yasmin Aly from @UofTGerman wins the prize for the Best PhD Dissertation in German Studies in Canada 2020-2022. #gsc2023 #Congressh

Sophie Jordan from @UofTGerman wins the award for the best graduate student paper at the German Studies Canada annual conference. #gsc2023 #congressh

That’s a wrap on #GSC2023 at #Congressh! Thanks to the program co-chairs Angelica Fenner and Simone Pfleger for the exciting program (and Astrid Klee for supporting the work) and local coordinator Gabi Mueller for hosting us York University for Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences Congress.

And the fun doesn’t stop! We’re looking forward to seeing German Studies Canada members online for tomorrow’s AGM (5/31 at 3pm EST).

You won't want to miss the OMLTA conference in Toronto this year! Join us April 5 & 6 for the best professional development out there! #OMLTA #conference #savethedate #EPCP24 #toronto

Final call for proposals: third annual German Studies Canada Graduate Research Colloquium (online, Nov. 17 2023). Proposals (300 words); papers (5000 words, due Nov. 11) will be reviewed by two scholars in the field. Proposals and inquires: [email protected].

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We’re preparing for our annual conference during #congressh Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences June 16-18. What better time to bump up this post & remind folks to find us over on IG, where you can also see our DEI spotlights, keep informed about events & new issues of Seminar UTP Journals, & more.