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70 results for "Graduate Students"

HIST. Varieties of Fascism: Histories, Theories, Controversies

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Instructor Gordon Date/Time W 9:45 - 11:45 pmThis conference course, for advanced undergraduates and graduate students, will examine the significance of fascism both past and present. We will explore its historical emergence, its variations across time...

Tonje Cederkvist Gulbrandsen

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Tonje C. Gulbrandsen is a native Norwegian and attended University of Stavanger in Norway. She is a Fulbright student and graduated from Columbia Business School in New York in 2005. She has been teaching at Harvard since spring 2019 and has currently 11...

Language Placement Exams

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Sign-up Information & Department Contacts Taking the Language Placement Exam (See Exam Schedule) will be a two-step process unless you can satisfy the language requirement with an AP or SAT II Test – see below. You must register on Online Placement Exams...

Siting Yang

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Siting Yang is a theatermaker born and raised in Beijing, China. A graduate student at Harvard GLL since 2022, her research focuses on dramaturgy, theater of the real, documentary/archival media, material culture, and intersections of non-fiction, history...

German 179. Austrian History in Literature

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Instructor Frank Johnson Date/Time T 12:45 - 2:45 pm This course uses Austrian literature to think through some of the most pressing questions of modern European (and, specifically, Austrian) history. We will read some of the greatest novels and novellas...

Lisa Parkes

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Dr. Parkes completed her undergraduate degree in German and Music at the University of London and came to the U.S. for her graduate studies, completing her Ph.D. in German at UCLA. Before coming to Harvard in 2009, she was the director of the German...

Study Abroad

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It would be hard to overestimate the value of study abroad—whether for a summer, a term, or an entire year. Many different programs and courses are available, some of which may count for credit toward a degree. The information presented here on study...

Student Spotlight -- Rebecca Stewart and Elaine Chen

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GLL Student Spotlight Elaine Chen and Rebecca Stewart met almost a decade ago at a conference entitled “100 Years of Death and Judgment: Thomas Mann and Franz Kafka” at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB), where Chen was pursuing a B.A. in...