Natalie Eppelsheimer

I took it with Natalie and Florence co-teaching. There is at least an hour of homework for each class, a weekly vocabulary quiz, and additional larger exams. Homeworks cannot be made up once missed, and missing a homework will make the next class section harder for you. If you are enthusiastic about learning German, this course is really fun, keeps you engaged, and teaches you a lot of words and some culture knowledge too. I recommend going to office hours or showing up early in the FIC to make tea and chat with the professors; they are really nice people.

I took it with Natalie and Florence co-teaching. There is at least an hour of homework for each class, a weekly vocabulary quiz, and additional larger exams. Homeworks cannot be made up once missed, and missing a homework will make the next class section harder for you. If you are enthusiastic about learning German, this course is re …Read more

Great class, pretty intense. Connect, the online homework system, sucked a lot and felt very redundant, but I think they got rid of it for future classes. Florence and Natalie are wonderful professors

Natalie is a wonderful professor and she always encouraged open discussion. We were presented with a variety of perspectives on the Holocaust from a variety of time periods that allowed us to gain a more multifaceted understanding of it. There is a fair amount of reading, but I found almost all of the readings to be quite interesting.