Description
German-American History: Focus on Chicago
This engaged-learning course traces the history of German-speaking immigrants in the United States from its very beginnings in 1608, through the 19th century heyday of German immigration, and to the present day. Chicago will function as a case study. Students will interact with the DANK Haus and the German community in Chicago.

Outcomes: Students will learn about the historical chronology of German-speaking immigration to the United States, assimilation, and German-American cultural contributions to the US, with a focus on Chicago; Students will interact with the DANK Haus and the German community in Chicago.
Details
Grading Basis
Graded
Units
3
Component
Lecture - Required
Requirement Designation
Service Learning
Course Attributes
Engaged Learning
Offering
Course
GERM 320
Academic Group
College of Arts and Sciences
Academic Organization
Modern Languages & Literatures