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Annual Meeting  ( 6 items ) Information on upcoming Annual Meetings, workshops, and sessions AP German  ( 2 items ) Information about AP German Conferences/Events  ( 6 items ) Upcoming conferences and events Call for Papers/Proposals  ( 10 items ) Upcoming Calls for Papers or Proposals Grant Opportunities  ( 18 items ) Announcements of upcoming awards, fellowships, grants and internships National Board Certification  ( 1 items ) Information about National Board Certification Professional Development Consultants  ( 5 items ) Consultant Directory, evaluation and reimbursement forms Summer Seminars for Members (AATG sponsored)  ( 5 items ) ITT (Wirtschaftsdeutsch), Alle lernen Deutsch (ALD), Concordia Language Villages, TPRS, MUTPED, EIKK, and Austrian Seminars Domestic (US) Summer Seminars  ( 4 items ) Variety of seminars or courses for members or non-members. International Seminars/Courses (non-AATG affil.)  ( 12 items ) Variety of seminars or courses for members or non-members. TraiNDaF  ( 6 items ) Transatlantisches interkulturelles Nachwuchsförderungsprogramm Deutsch als Fremdsprache

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American Association of Teachers of German
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Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034-3668
Phone: +1 856-795-5553
Fax: +1 856-795-9398
E-mail: headquarters@aatg.org

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