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  • Eric Downing

    Eric Downing

    Gerhard L. Weinberg Distinguished Professor of German, English and Comparative Literature; Adjunct Professor of Classics
    edowning@email.unc.edu
  • Stefani Engelstein

    Stefani Engelstein

    Professor of German
    stefani.engelstein@duke.edu

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    • Graduate Life
      • Durham County
      • Orange County
    • Frequently Asked Questions
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    • Alumni Placement
  • Program of Study
    • Course of Study
    • Annual Plan of Study Report
    • Writing Proficiency Review
    • Foreign Language Competency Requirement
    • Preliminary Examination
    • Research Abroad
    • Teaching Requirement
    • Dissertation & Final Exam
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