German (GRMN)

GRMN 5447  German Immersion Community Service Learning (German Immersion CSL)    
6 credit hours  
Prerequisite: GRMN 2446, 3446 or GRMN 4446 at the Canadian Summer School in Germany and other senior-level German language courses preferably from a Canadian University.
Students provide 50 hours of community service to faculty and participants of the Canadian Summer School in Germany through classroom support, peer consultation, and out-of-class experiential components. Students complete readings, and activity log, progress report, language journal, teaching intervention, community-engaged project, and critical self-reflection. Instruction is in German.
GRMN 5448  German Language Teaching and Learning    
6 credit hours  
Prerequisite: Two years of German study at a Canadian or US University, including one year of Intermediate German and preferably one year of Advanced-level German.
This blended, intensive German second language teacher professional development course combines theory and practice in the immersion program of the Canadian Summer School in Germany. Participants focus on instructional activities, classroom interaction, practical interventions, materials development, and critical self-reflection through authentic content and cultural experiences. Instruction is mostly in German.

GRMN 5800 – 5825 Special Topics in German
3 credit hours
Prerequisite: permission of the instructor
This course is for students who have a good working knowledge of German, a special interest in German literature, and who want to study a particular area through directed, independent readings.

GRMN 5826 – 5849 Special Topics in German
3 credit hours
Prerequisite: permission of the instructor
This course is for students who have a good working knowledge of German, a special interest in German literature, and who want to study a particular area through directed, independent readings.

GRMN 5876 – 5899 Directed Study
3 credit hours
Prerequisite: permission of instructor prior to registration
This course is for students who have a good working knowledge of German, a special interest in German literature, and who want to study a particular author through directed, independent readings