Walter Denk
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That statement has been part of my course syllabus for over the four decades that I have been teaching both in the United States as well as in the Federal Republic of Germany. I have taught a large variety of students, from kindergarteners to graduate students, traditional college age students to adult learners. I tell all of my students that I am not a very good mind reader, but a reasonable good problem solver. I expect students to communicate what is working well for them and to have fun in my classes. Below is a list of courses that I have taught at UT for the last thirty years. I hope to see you in one of them next semester.
COURSES TAUGHT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO
GERM 1090 (Introduction to Modern German Culture)
GERM 1110, 1120 (Accelerated Elementary German I and II as well as full-semester courses)
GERM 2140, 2150 (Accelerated Intermediate German I and II)
GERM 3020 (German Conversation and Composition II-WAC)
GERM 4870 (German Literature in Translation: Brecht and Modern German Drama)
GERM 4870 (German Literature in Translation: The German Nobel Prize Winners)
FLAN 3440 (Intercultural Communication: A Literary Perspective)
HON 1010, 1020 (formerly Readings Conference I and II, now Ideas and Society, Innovation and Society)
HON 2020 (Multicultural Literatures: The North American Experience)
HON 2030 (Multicultural Literatures: The Non-European World)
HON 4950 and 4960 (Honors Seminars, various topics) after semester conversion.