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German Essay Contest for High School Students

Promoting business between U.S. and German companies is the mission of the German American Chamber of Commerce (GACC).  Success in international business often depends on how well we communicate with our foreign business partners.  To ensure that there are future generations of American business people who can communicate with their German business partners, the Minnesota Chapter of the GACC established a student scholarship program in 1998. Thanks to certain members of the German American Chamber of Commerce, Minnesota Chapter, we will be able to once again award scholarships of up to $1,000.00 to Minnesota high school students. The students must demonstrate their interest and ability in the German language (vocabulary, grammar, and spelling) and participate in a German Essay Writing Contest. The scholarship must be applied to facilitate the German learning experience and will be paid to the institution or organization providing such.

 

 

Scholarship Awards 2010

 

Name

School

Teacher

Award

Overall winner

Thomas Schultz

Mora High School

Amanda Stenberg

$1,000

Category 2

Yalonda Nelson

Wadena High School

Lisa Winter

$500

Category 3

Jenna Blake

Wayzata High School

Karen Nickel

$250

Category 4

Corbin Gillen

Maple Grove High School

Carolyn Tischer

$250

 

 

 

 

 

 

Press Releases

02/24/2010 pdf-file

02/17/2010 pdf-file

 

 

Scholarship Sponsors 2010

German American Heritage Foundation

Michael Sampson

Carl Bostrom

Renate Sharp

Gisella Corbett

 

 

Scholarship Awards 2009

 

 

Name

School

Teacher

Award

Overall winner

Max Mayrhofer

Apple Valley High School

Rosemarie Hogan

$1,000

Category 5

Adam Liter

Eden Prairie High School

Daniel Murray

$750

Category 4

Tyler Speltz

Cotter High School, Winona

Ulrike Schorn-Hoffert

$500

Category 3

Kurtis Haider

Centry High School, Rochester

Kathy Bauman

$500

Category 2

Jenna Blake

Wayzata High School

Barbara Meylbe-Janssen

$500

 

Scholarship Sponsors 2009

German American Heritage Foundation

Center for German and European Studies, University of Minnesota

Wendling Financial Group

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