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Since 1979, the Max Kade Foundation has annually supported a Max Kade Distinguished Visiting Professor at Dartmouth. The visitor is a prominent representative of German, Austrian, or Swiss academic or public life who teaches an advanced seminar in the spring term. In 1982, the foundation's further generosity made possible the construction of the Max Kade German Center, a configuration of spaces for teaching, social events, a library, and dormitory living for 20 students. In addition to housing an annual exchage student from Germany (in 2008-9, Judith Rauscher from the University of Bamberg), the residence employs a resident advisor. In 2008-9, Kathrin Spiller (University of Erlangen-Nünberg) will organize Center activities and serve as a general resource for students.
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The upstairs seminar room is a flexible space that can accommodate a variety of activities. It boasts a variety of electronic equipment, as well as a piano. |
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The spiral staircase descends to a two-story common room that leads to another seminar room, as well as to a kitchen and small office. |
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The downstairs seminar room contains books from the collections of Werner Hoffmeister and Susanne Zantop. |
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The student apartments have single bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bath. |
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