German 101 Contact and Material Information Quick Links:    TA Contact Course Supervisor German Department Texts  Language Lab   TA Contact Information:  Class Time/section # TA name TA e-mail  Class Room # TA office TA website (if available) Office Hours 8:50     Van Hise 583 Van Hise 8           11:00     Van Hise 223 Van Hise 8           12:05     Van Hise 490 Van Hise 8   1:20     Van Hise 240 Van Hise 8     2:25     Van Hise 227 Van Hise 8           7:00 pm     Van Hise 123 Van Hise 8     Course Supervisor Contact Information:    Monika Chavez, Professor of German office hours: Mon & Wed 9:30-10:30 am email: mmchavez@wisc.edu German Department Contact Information:   Van Hise Hall, 8th floor Phone: (608) 262-2192 Hours: 8:00-12:00; 1:00-4:00 [closed during lunch hour] http://german.lss.wisc.edu Texts:  Required Texts:        Lovik, Guy, Chavez (1997). Vorsprung. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. [Textbook and Workbook] Second Edition   http://college.hmco.com/languages/german/lovik/vorsprung/2002/students/index.html   Text Website http://college.hmco.com/languages/german/lovik/vorsprung/2e/student_home.html   Listening Texts Go to student version of text website (link above). Select a chapter in the drop-down menu. Go to "improve your grade", and select what they want to listen to - e.g., "in -text" (recordings pertaining to the textbook) or "SAM".   Recommended Text:        Cecile Zorach and Charlotte Melin (latest edition). English Grammar for Students of German. Olivia & Hill Press. A good dictionary. Consult your instructor for specifics and consider not just what you need now but what you will need in the years to come. The end vocabulary in the textbook is intended for you to locate words in texts but is not a dictionary. Digital Learning Lab:  for audio recordings of texts from the book and workbook Recordings of texts from the book and workbook are available on-line.Please consult your instructor for user name and password information: http://imp.lss.wisc.edu/lss/mediacat/gr/1/062/index.htm