GERMAN CLUB

President: Zachary Vorlage Zachary Vorlage  
Advisor: Dr. Zitelli maila.zitelli@minotstateu.edu (currently on leave)

MSU German Club President Zack greets potential new members at the Fall 2009 MSU Club fair.

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Join us in creating our float for the 2009 Homecoming Parade, with its theme: Beavers Give a Dam - Go Green!  The environmental movement began in Germany in 1980, with artists and citizen activists joining ranks to heighten community awareness of the importance of sustainable agriculture, and life-styles. Our float this year will connect the MSU community to the German Green movement, as we celebrate the campus' re-newed commitment to environmentally sound practices.'

GERMAN CLUB CELEBRATES OKTOBERFEST 2008 with homemade German foods!

SACHER TORTE (Viennese Chocolate Cake) baked and served by Esther.

ROTKOHL, a traditional red cabbage side dish to go with our Sauerbraten, prepared by Chris.

The main dish, SAUERBRATEN (sour roast) prepared by Dr. Zitelli.

Jake and Vanessa enjoy the Apfeltorte (apple tarlettes) Jake baked.

German Club members joined the Fall 2008 Homecoming parade by flying the colors of the German flag in support of the MSU Beavers [from left to right, Dr. Zitelli, Club advisor, Zack Vorlage (History Major, German minor) and Chris Rostad (History Major, German minor).

German major, Vanessa Anderson, Home Coming Queen 2008, poses with her King.

 

German Club President in 2008, Esther Kay promotes German at a Spring 2008 Multi-Cultural Event.

German Club members and guests celebrate the end of the 2008 academic year at our annual picnic:

German Float for Homecoming Parade Fall 2005
We won that  year's prize for best Homecoming Float!

		German Club members relax at Fall 2005 Oktoberfest at Dr. Zitelli's Students feasted on Sauerkraut und Bratwurst, and enjoyed Musik und Freunde!
German Club members sold MSU students and faculty red roses for St. Valentinstag as a fund raiser in spring 2006.

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Older Events

→ Homecoming 2002 pictures

MSU German Club and guests celebrated Oktoberfest 2002 at Dr. Zitelli's. We celebrated with ethnic foods, listening to German music and talking with native speakers.
		Maxine Sutherlin (International business/German major) prepares freshly fried onion fritters for Oktoberfest guests.
True to their central and Eastern European cultural orientations, Bulgarian and Czech students (Adriana and Andrea) study German at MSU and contribute to Oktoberfest regional cuisine.
		Gretchen lets Adriana cradle Jakob, our youngest honorary German club member.