Guest Lectures
The German Studies Section presents:
Mathias Rittgerott
Freelance Journalist working for major German magazines (Stern, Spiegel, Enorm, Impulse)
speaking (in English) on
Journalism:
The Greatest Lousy Profession in the World
Date: Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Time: 7:00 pm
Place: Old Library
Free Admission!
Join us for a reception afterwards in Cleghorn Room!
Sponsored by the Speakers Committee
For more information, please contact: Sophie Boyer at sboyer@ubishops.ca or at extension 2425
German Cultural Events
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Every year, the German Studies Section features a series of events, such as film viewings, guest lectures, student activities, and musical performances.
German Immersion Weekend at Mont Saint-Hilaire
In collaboration with the Department of German Studies at McGill University, a group of intermediate and advanced Bishop's students spend a weekend at McGill's Gault Estate in Mont Saint-Hilaire. The purpose of this event is to practice German in a casual environment during a weekend full of fun, games, music, drinks, and food. Join in the fun!
Click here to view pictures from the:
GIW 1999, the GIW 2000, the GIW 2002, the GIW 2005, the GIW 2006 the GIW 2007 or the GIW 2008.
German Conversation or "Stammtisch"
Every Thursday starting at 8pm, students meet with our German language assistant, Anne Will, and have conversation (auf Deutsch, natürlich!) at the Lion's Pub (6 College Street) in Lennoxville.
German Theatre Evening
On Saturday, March 28, 2009, students from the German Studies Section staged and performed Oh weh! Kanada
On Saturday, March 10, 2007, During the Modern Languages Week
Click here to view the program and photos of the Multilingual Theatre Evening.
On April 2, 2006, Bishop's students presented Erich Kästner's Die Schildbürger.
On April 18 & 19, 2004, Bishop's and Champlain German students presented Max Frisch's "Biedermann und die Brandstifter".
Click here to view the programme of the Theatre Evening!
Click here to view videos from the Theatre Evening!
On Saturday, March 23rd 2002, students from the German Studies Section staged and performed scenes from German Classics in German, French and English.
