Markus Hallensleben published two co-edited special issues on Postmigration
Dr. Markus Hallensleben, together with collaborator Moritz Schramm from the University of Southern Denmark, has published two special issues on postmigration.
Interview with Faller and Frackman: recipients of prestigious Killam Teaching Prizes
In Spring 2023, two CENES colleagues won the prestigious Killam Teaching Prize: Kyle Frackman (German and Nordic programs) and Florian Faller (German program).
Dr. Kyle Frackman interviewed by the Vancouver Sun
Dr. Kyle Frackman was interviewed by the Vancouver Sun for a story about the history of Pride on the occasion of Vancouver’s 2023 Pride Festival.
Hiring: Southeastern European Studies / Croatian Language and Culture Lecturer
CENES is hiring for a Southeastern European Studies / Croatian Language and Culture Lecturer
Call for Applications: 2023-2024 CENES Advisory Council
The council will engage students to articulate their views on some of the key challenges and questions of higher education for the present and the future. We intend to engage students’ wisdom and insights, and to recognize and credit students as equals in this planning process.
CENES Graduate Research Featured in Washington Post
CENES Germanic Studies Master’s Student Susanna Cassisa’s research in LGBTQ+ history brings lessons to bear on today’s homophobic political discourses around so-called “grooming”.
New CENES Undergraduate Directors, Centre Directors, and Professors
Every year in July, new faculty members join our departmental community, and existing members take on new leadership positions.
CENES Tim Frandy Book Listed on Smithsonian Magazine’s Best Books of 2022 List
A new book by UBC CENES faculty member Tim Frandy and B. Marcus Cederström (University of Wisconsin-Madison) was listed on the Smithsonian Magazine’s list of Best Books of 2022.
Ajibola Fabusuyi is a 2023 Recipient of Diversity and Inclusion Grant of Waterloo Centre for German Studies
CENES PhD Candidate, Ajibola Fabusuyi, has received a grant from the Waterloo Centre for German Studies.
Dr. Nijdam Receives a Diversity and Inclusion Grant from the Waterloo Centre for German Studies
Dr. Biz Nijdam is a 2023 recipient of a Diversity and Inclusion Grant in German Studies from the Waterloo Centre for German Studies for her project “Games for Decolonization,” which explores how board games can be valuable tools in decolonizing teaching and learning in European, German, and Migration Studies.