The German American Institute in Nuremburg is looking for interns to join their team on a rolling basis. 

Interns must 

The secretaries' office is closed today, Thursday, Oct. 17. I will be back for you tomorrow, on Friday, Oct. 18, Anne Keyselt on Monday, Oct. 28.

We are sorry for any inconvenience.

Franziska Pfab
Secretary to Prof Kanzler

Please note, that the rooms for iTASK have changed:

• tuesdays, 9 - 11 am, new room: NSG 402, starting on Oct. 22
• wednesdays, 1 - 3 pm, new room: GWZ 2.010 (Lecture Hall), starting on Oct. 16

All office hours only take place when classes are in session!

Prof. Kanzler

tuesdays, 11 am - 12 noon

PD Dr. Stieglitz

tuesdays, 10 am to 12 noon

Dr. Schmieder

thursdays, 10 - 11 am (starting on October 24)
 

Dr. Schubert

mondays, 10 - 11 am

Dr. Spieler

The module registration for BA American Studies Kernfach/Wahlfach/International Track /Wahlbereich students for the winter semester 2019/20 starts on October 2 (noon).

You must enroll via TOOL at: tool.uni-leipzig.de/einschreibung

For parallel courses in your Kernfach, choose early to get the seat you want.

The course catalog for the winter semester 2019/20 is available now.

Please be aware that these pages will be updated throughout the break and the semester.

American Studies Leipzig is proud to announce Morgan Jerkins as our next Picador Guest Professor for Literature. She will hold the professorship in the winter term of 2019/20.

As part of her tenure in the winter term of 2019/20, Picador Professor Morgan Jerkins will teach two classes at American Studies Leipzig.

Black Women and Their Interior Lives in Literature 

Tuesdays, 11am-1pm, GWZ 3.5.15

Conference at American Studies Leipzig
10-12 October, 2019
Beethovenstr. 6, 04107 Leipzig (University Library Lecture Hall)

This conference aims to map the borderlands of narrativity. It asks how the narrative and the non-narrative—tied to symbolic forms such as database, play, spectacle, network, or the lyric—work together in instances of cultural expression.

Current Picador Professor Josh Weil was recently interviewed by the Leipziger Volkszeitung about his past few months in Germany. Among other topics, he talks about his impressions of living in Leipzig and Saxony, his literary interest in Russia, current politics, and his teaching experiences at ASL. You can read the full interview (in German) on the LVZ website.