
Once again we held the end-of-year celebration in conjunction with the Dal King鈥檚 German Society 鈥� with great food and many awards.
Book prizes were presented to students at each level of the language classes, and additionally a kind of 鈥榤ini-Oscars鈥� was held for the students of Dr Daniela Roth鈥檚 Intermediate German class, where awards (golden bunnies) were presented for categories such as 鈥楤est Performance鈥�, 鈥楤est Costumes鈥� and 鈥楳ost Humorous鈥�.

The 2025 Mader Award was presented to Henry Leitch, who will use it to fund a semester at the Ludwig Maximilians Universit盲t in M眉nchen (Henry is shown here, right, with Nick Kinley, left).

A special guest in attendance was Suzanne Rix, the German Honorary Consul for the maritime provinces鈥攁nd an alumna of the 黄色直播 German Program. 聽Thanks for your support, Suzanne!

Der K盲sekuchen vom Gingerbread Haus hat sehr gut geschmeckt!

Mirjam Held with Alexia and Margot, two of her students from the Accelerated Beginner German course, GERM1010.

The celebration culminated with the AGM and elections for the executive for the German Student Society. Pictured here are the outgoing executive: VP: Erin Inglis, President: Alevia Doyle, Olivia McDonald (2024/25 DAAD Young Ambassador), Treasurer: Cuen Eng, and SMU Rep: Gerrit Godfrey. (Missing: Tasha Moller, Events Coordinator: Adeeba Khan).

And here are the Executive members for 2025-2025:
Bryn Stewart - Co-Communications
Emily Schneider - Co-President
Mia McDonald - Co-President
Henry Leitch - Co-Communications
Gerritt Godfrey - SMU representative
Afif Katrib - DASSS Representative
Alexia Wheeler - Event Planner
Congratulations to all our grads 鈥� we鈥檒l miss you!
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