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Slide from the Graduation and Awards Ceremony congratulating Germanic & Slavic Studies' Class of 2020

Virtual Graduation and Awards Ceremony celebrated Class of 2020

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Participants wave in a video conference Virtual Reception following the Graduation and Awards Ceremony

Graduates of the Germanic & Slavic Studies Class of 2020 and Department award winners were celebrated in a virtual ceremony on May 8th, via video conference. Students and their families were invited to the ceremony and the brief virtual reception that followed.

Each graduating student was featured in a profile graphic that was shown as a faculty member shared memories, anecdotes, and future plans for each grad. Award winners were announced. The 2020 winners are:

The Cecil B. Willcox Award for Outstanding German Student of the Year:  Kathleen (Katie) Kish

The Scott Sikes Award for Outstanding Russian Student of the Year:  Andrea Conety

Outstanding Teaching Assistant went to M.A. grad Aaron Krask

The UGA Presidential Award of Excellence -- Matthew Goldenberg

The American Council of Teachers of Russian Post-Secondary Russian Scholar Laureate Award and winner of a UGA Employee of the Year Award -- Meghan O'Keefe

American Association of Teachers of German, Georgia Chapter's College Student of the Year -- Brandon Wyatt

Congratulations to our graduates and award winners! Hope to see everyone in October at the UGA Commencement Ceremony, if circumstances permit.

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