Congratulations to Professor Mark Sandberg!
Professor Mark Sandberg has received a 2022 Graduate Assembly Faculty Mentor Award!
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Why people believe Covid conspiracy theories: could folklore hold the answer?
Researchers use AI – and witchcraft folklore – to map the coronavirus conspiracy theories that have sprung up. Professor Timothy Tangherlini provides insight into the connection between conspiracy theories and folklore in this article in the Guardian.
In an article from USA Today, COVID conspiracy theories involving Bill Gates are compared to a with hunt.
Congratulations to Senior Lecturer Karen Møller
Karen Møller started as Lecturer and Language Program Coordinator in the UC Berkeley Department of Scandinavian in 1991 and retired July 1, 2021, exactly 30 years later.
(more…)New resource: Fellowships and Grants
The Department presents a new resource for undergraduate and graduate students: a list of recurring fellowships, grants, and scholarships. Find it under Resources > Fellowships and Grants, or click here.
A Danish Christmas tale from Professor Tangherlini
The Danish Christmas Porridge That Appeased a Vengeful ‘House Elf’
Congratulations to Professor Jonas Wellendorf!
Professor Jonas Wellendorf is this year’s winner of the Dag Strömbäck prize, presented by the Kungl Gustav Adolfs Akademien, (more…)
Congratulations to Professor Karin Sanders!
After working thirty-one years as the Danish Literature Professor in the UC Berkeley Department of Scandinavian, Karin Sanders is retiring! During that time, Karin has poured her heart and soul in our small but mighty department and has done more than anyone else to create a rare intellectual and social milieu. (more…)
Congratulations Lotta!
Congratulations to Lotta Weckstrom on her promotion to Continuing Lecturer effective July 1, 2020!
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In the News: Mark Sandberg
Professor Mark Sandberg was interviewed in Switzerland’s Tages-Anzeiger newspaper on his work in film studies and modern American television. Published December 7, 2015.
Read the article here: http://bit.ly/1NeaMJ0