Grad Students in USC History

We are excited to announce that we are co-sponsoring the Levan Book Chat for Professor Aro Velmet's new book titled "Pasteur's Empire: Bacteriology and Politics in France, Its Colonies, and the World" w/ USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences Levan Institute for the Humanities!

Professor Velmet will be in conversation with Elinor Accampo (USC), JP Daughton (Stanford), and Ruth Rogaski (Vanderbilt).

Save the date: Thursday, November 5th @ 12pm PST.

Check out the link below for more event details:
https://calendar.usc.edu/event/levan_book_chats_pasteurs_empire_bacteriology_and_politics_in_france_its_colonies_and_the_world_by_aro_velmet?utm_campaign=widget&utm_medium=widget&utm_source=USC+Event+Calendar #.X0VVEJNKh_Q

We hope to see you all then!

Hinterhof taste - Hinterhof - A Story of Berlin + Los Angeles

Welcome back everyone. I hope you had a good start of the semester. Attached is the German Studies film series line up for the spring. All films will be screened with English subtitles.

Annual Meeting Funding | AHA The AHA annual meeting is the largest gathering of historians from across the discipline, and it offers many opportunities for graduate students and early career historians to build a professional network, enhance teaching skills, learn about the latest research, and participate in discussions about...

The annual film festival "German Currents" will take place October 11-14th at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. For more information, check out the Goethe Institute website: https://www.goethe.de/ins/us/en/sta/los/ver/gcu/tai.html

Internships The GHI Internship Program gives students of history, political science, public relations, and public administration at German and U.S. universities an opportunity to gain experience at a scholarly research institute. The program is very flexible: the GHI will try to accommodate accepted interns’ ...

Tomorrow Evening!

The History Department is launching a new film series! The films, suggested by students, faculty, and staff will range widely in genre. Some will be documentaries. Others may be period pieces that raise questions about, among other things, the genre of historical fiction. Still others will embody or address methodological issues of the sorts that historians confront. But they will all be fantastic films and offer food for thought and discussion. So shall we. Indeed, at each event we shall provide hearty, delicious, and nutritious meal. And after each screening we shall host an informal discussion -- think book or film club -- for those members of our community who wish to reflect collectively on the film!

Please join us for our inaugural screening of the fascinating, entertaining, quirky, and award-winning German film from 1990, The Nasty Girl (Das schreckliche Mädchen). | April 15 , SOS 250.

RSVP here https://forms.gle/uMnAgnhASWUXkmpVA or by emailing Jason Glenn ([email protected]).

Questions or suggestions for films we might screen later in the series? Feel free to contact Jason Glenn ([email protected]).

Please, join us on Wednesday for a scholarship info session with DAAD representative Hanni Geist.

Part 3 of the German Studies Film Series will be screened on Wednesday. Please, join us!