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Update on WCGS Diversity and Inclusion Grant 2023 Recipient Sophie Jordan's project.

Free books from local community member.

The Waterloo Centre for German Studies is happy to announce the winners of the 2024 Piller Award.

The Cecilia and Late George Piller Graduate Research Awards were established to support excellent graduate students in the Faculty of Arts doing research into any aspect of German Studies.

Learn or improve your German in Kitchener-Waterloo with the Deutsche Sprachschule Concordia Kitchener!

Local WCGS Member has some German Books to pass along to anyone interested

Are you or your department/program looking for ways of developing a more diverse and inclusive German studies? Are you a graduate student wishing to develop expertise in diversity and inclusion, or an instructor who wants to make more diverse and inclusive content available in your courses? The Waterloo Centre for German Studies would like to assist you in meeting those goals with our Diversity and Inclusion Grants. Deadline: May 1, 2024

Games for Decolonization: A Workshop on Board Games and Social Justice organized by Dr. Biz Nijdam of UBC as part of a WCGS Diversity and Inclusion Grant 2023

Chelsea Clingen, PhD Student in Human Studies and Interdisciplinarity, Laurentian University is looking for German Canadians to participate in an interview study.

The Canadian Summer School in Germany (CSSG) offers university-level language courses in Kassel in a unique and intensive cultural immersion program. All courses are equivalent to a full-year course and the course credits are transferable to all Canadian and U.S. institutions.

Application process now open!

We are celebrating 10 years of the Cecilia and the Late George Piller Graduate Research Award. Made possible by a donation from Cecilia Piller in 2013, two awards valued at $4,000 each are presented annually to support excellent graduate students in the Faculty of Arts doing research into any aspect of German Studies.