| Modern
Languages at UL Lafayette
German
Studies
Welcome
At UL Lafayette it
is possible to take
German as a second major, as a
minor, or as a way of completing the foreign language
requirement. Students take German as a complement to studies
in other languages, in history, in philosophy, and in the sciences, or
simply out of interest in the German language and Germanic literature
and culture. A background in German is also essential for students
interested in Old English and Scandinavian.
Study in Germany and Austria is possible through consortium programs
with other Louisiana universities, and through Goethe Institute/DAAD
fellowships.
Faculty
Caroline Huey, Assistant
Professor (Ph.D.
University of Texas at Austin)
Research
interests include Early Modern studies, literary theory, and cinema.
Office: 460 Griffin Hall
Phone: (337) 482-5450
E-mail: chuey@louisiana.edu
Information
and
Resources for Students
All
courses, including beginning courses,
are taught in German. Current course offerings can be found
through ULINK, and the curriculum is described in the Undergraduate
Bulletin. More detailed information on
course
content, as well as the major and minor in German, is available from
the professor, Dr.
Caroline Huey.
Placement
testing is done twice at the
beginning of each semester. For information on precise dates
and times, please contact our departmental secretary, Ms. Regina
LaBiche, at 482-6811 or labiche@louisiana.edu.
The Language
Resource Center
of the Department of Modern Languages is equipped with up to date
language learning software, and there is an active German Club.
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