German
Why Study German at Valpo?
If you know you’d like to make the study of German a part of your college experience, you couldn’t come to a better place than Valpo. Our program has been designated by the AATG as a “Center of Excellence,” and we have a lot to offer.
About Our German Minor
The German minor at Valpo provides students with a strong foundation in language, culture, and communication. Through immersive coursework, students gain skills that complement a variety of majors and prepare them for global opportunities.
| GER 203 | Intermediate German I | 4 credits |
| GER 204 | Intermediate German II | 4 credits |
| Nine additional credits in German beyond GER 203 | 9 credits | |
| TOTAL (Minimum) | 17 credits | |
- Students who place directly into, and complete, a course higher than level 203 may count the retroactive credit they earn for 203, but no other retroactive credit, toward the minor.
- Students who plan to teach German with an individualized major in German should consult the German faculty and the education department to discuss options.
- If you are taking an AP course, you may receive credit in German at Valpo. Whether you are in an AP course or not, you will still have the opportunity to earn retroactive credit for your high school work. All incoming freshmen take our German Placement Exam, which places you into the correct course. After you pass that course, you’ll earn four to eight retroactive credits, plus four credits for the Valpo course itself.
When you look through the student profiles, you’ll see that you can combine German with just about any major.
Students interested in earning a secondary teaching license can combine an individualized major in German with a minor in Education. Talk to German and Education faculty members for details.
Students in the College of Engineering can combine a German minor with an Engineering major in the VIEP-German program and gain experience studying and working in German, with the support of Valpo German scholarships.
Campus Jobs
Three students teach in the Kinder lernen Deutsch program, a weekly class for children who learn simple German through games and songs at the German House. Three to four students who live in the German House serve as Student Building Managers. They are responsible for setting up classroom space, taking building room reservations, interacting with guests who come to the German House, and other clerical tasks for the director of the German House. One student each year is invited to serve as the German Language Partner in the Language and Intercultural Learning Center in the Arts & Sciences building.
World Languages and Cultures
Additional Information
The Kade-Duesenberg German House and Cultural Center was built in the year 2000 in the style of the early 20th-century Bauhaus. Living in the German House is a great way to experience linguistic and cultural immersion right here on campus. Upstairs in the German House, 13 students, including a native-speaker Project Assistant, speak German and eat meals together. Living arrangements are very comfortable. Students have suite-style rooms, access to the balcony, and a beautiful shared space with a large dining-room table, sofas around a fireplace, and a well-appointed kitchen.
Downstairs in the Cultural Center, there is space for classes, film nights, conversation hours, and the many other activities the German program sponsors on campus. Students work at the main desk as Student Building Managers or teach on Monday afternoons in our Kinder lernen Deutsch program.
Fall 2025 Cultural Center Open Hours:
Mondays 9:00 – 10:00 a.m., 12:30 – 3:00 p.m.
Tuesdays 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Wednesdays 9:00 – 10:00 a.m., 12:30 – 3:00 p.m.
Thursdays closed
Fridays 9:00 – 10:00 a.m., 12:30 – 5:00 p.m.
Closed Academic Holidays
Contact
Professor Timothy Malchow
Director, Kade-Duesenberg German House & Cultural Center
822 Mound St.
Valparaiso, IN 46383
tim.malchow@valpo.edu
219.464.6511
Study Abroad can fit into almost any student’s schedule.
Valpo offers three distinct study abroad opportunities in Germany:
You can study for a full year at the university in Tübingen, where you take an orientation course and then launch right into real courses in German at the university.
You can spend a semester at our study center in Reutlingen. Check out the Reutlingen Study Abroad blog! When you have a free day be sure to take some of these ten great “Short Trips from Reutlingen.”
If you are an organ student, you can study for a semester in Rottenburg at the Hochschule für Kirchenmusik.
You can take advantage of a wide variety of activities that will enhance your learning and are fun besides.
- German Club
- Grillfest – kick-off picnic
- Trips to the Chicago Lyric Opera
- Theaterfest – hosting area high schools for theatrical presentations and performance
- Kaffeestunde (coffee, cookies, and conversation)
- Interaction with exchange students from Germany, including the Josef Eberle Exchange Students
- Exhibits, film festivals and lectures, like those given by Josef Eberle Visiting Scholars
- Homecoming activities (the German House has won the “Spirit Stick” several times!)
- NEW SCHOLARSHIP: Josef Eberle Scholarships can be awarded annually to three incoming German minors. The award is $2,500 per year and is renewable each year, doubling in the fourth and final year (for a total of $12,500 over four years), as long as the student makes regular progress in the German minor and maintains a B- average in German and overall. This scholarship is added to existing financial aid and can be combined with the other Valpo scholarships for German students. Students who apply by February 22, 2025 will be notified of their status by March 1, 2025. However, the application will remain open until three scholarships have been awarded.
- Valpo’s Henry and June Giebel Study Abroad Scholarships are available to all German minors who study abroad in Germany for a semester or longer, as long as they have lived in the German House and maintain a B- average or higher. These scholarships are added to existing aid. They normally cover travel costs and additional expenses; they also cover housing costs on year-long programs. They can provide support as well for students before they go abroad and after they return.
- The John and Dorothea Helms Endowed Scholarship is awarded every year to a student minoring in German ($1,000, one time only, normally in the first or second year). Students are nominated for these scholarships.
- German House Residency Scholarships are available to German minors who live in the German House while enrolled in a German course. They are added to existing aid.
- Valpo German students may apply for other scholarships through entities such as the state of Baden-Württemberg and Delta Phi Alpha (the National German Honor Society). Valpo German faculty members advise students about applying for these scholarships when they become eligible.
German Community Resources
Our Kaffeestunde takes place on the ground floor of the Kade-Duesenberg German House and Cultural Center (822 Mound Street).
During the 2025-2026 academic year, we will meet on the following Fridays, 4-5 PM:
September 5 & 19
October 3 & 17 (and special 25th anniversary reception on Thursday, October 30: RSVP to join us!)
November 14
December 5
January 23
February 6 & 20
March 6 & 27
April 10 & 24
May 8
German speakers at all levels are welcome.
Parents: In the Kinder lernen Deutsch program, your child in grade 2, 3, or 4 will be introduced to the German language and culture through fun activities, games, and songs. Both beginners and children with previous exposure to German are welcome.
Kinder lernen Deutsch is taught by Valpo undergraduate students of German, who are supervised by Dr. Timothy Malchow, Professor of German.
This year, the program takes place Tuesdays, 4-5 PM, in the Kade-Duesenberg German House and Cultural Center on the campus of Valparaiso University (822 Mound Street in Valparaiso). The 2025-2026 dates are:
- September 23, 30
- October 7, 21, 28 (no program on Oct. 14 for VCS fall break)
- November 4, 11, 18
- January 20, 27
- February 3, 10, 17, 24 (parents invited to the celebration on the last day)
Cost: $75 (cash or check made out to Valparaiso University, to pay at the start of the first day of the program). If your child normally receives a free or reduced lunch at school due to your financial situation, contact the Director to discuss discount options: tim.malchow@valpo.edu
Health Information: We want everyone coming to Kinder lernen Deutsch and everyone going home again to be healthy. If your child feels ill or has not been in school due to illness, your child should stay home.
Space is limited, so register soon.
Twenty-first Annual Theaterfest:
Thursday, April 10, 2025
Valparaiso University German faculty and students invite you to participate in Theaterfest, where your students can showcase their theatrical and German skills, meet German students from other high schools, and have a glimpse into what university-level German students are like.
FAQS:
- When: Thursday, April 10, 2025, 9 am – 1 pm (arrival beginning at 8:15 am; event starts at 9:00 am)
- What: Drama competition: 10 – 15 minute dramatic scenes memorized and presented in German. Scenes could be adaptations or excerpts from plays in German, dialogues written for language learners, or original works composed by the students and/or the instructor. Memorization is encouraged, but a prize may be awarded in a separate category for students who read from scripts.
- Where: Valparaiso University: in the Center for the Arts.
- Who: High School students of German from northwest Indiana schools. One school may enter up to three performances in the competition, but teachers in larger programs may contact Tim Malchow about the possibility of bringing more.
- Why: Let’s show our students that they aren’t alone in their study and use of German. There is a whole community learning and using German every day! This event addresses all five “Cs” and all of the standards!
Your responsibility:
- Register by February 15. We need a headcount by this date so that we can order lunches and make preparations. To register, send an email (tim.malchow@valpo.edu) with your name, your school, the total number of students you will bring, and the title of each performance. For each performance, indicate whether the students are Intermediate (German II-III) or Advanced (German IV-V). You may bring a maximum of three groups to perform (or contact Tim Malchow about possibly bringing more or other requests).
- Obtain permission from your school to attend. Arrange transportation to Valpo.
- Collect $13 registration fee per student (includes lunch). (German instructors and students on reduced or free lunch are our guests.) These funds can be brought with you to Theaterfest.
- Rehearse your students! Check the Judges Sheet (PDF) to share our criteria with your students.
Valpo’s responsibility:
- Organize event logistics and welcome your students.
- Plan for a box lunch for everyone.
- Arrange for Valpo student hosts and judges.
- Hand out awards.
German: Indiana German Instructors
AATG Representative: Melinda Bowman: mbowman2@warren.k12.in.us
* Indicates AATG Membership (as of October 1, 2024)
This page last updated September 2, 2025.
Please send corrections or additions to: Sarah.DeMaris@valpo.edu
ALEXANDRIA
Alexandria-Monroe J/SHS
Mario Borzabadi: mborzabadi@alex.k12.in.us
ANDERSON
Anderson University
Ingetraut Rut Baird: irbaird@anderson.edu
AVON
Avon HS
Lauren Rudzinski: ldrudzinski@avon-schools.org
BROWNSBURG
Brownsburg HS
*Elizabeth Cala: ecala@brownsburg.k12.in.us
*Jennifer Steed: jjsteed@brownsburg.k12.in.us
CARMEL
Carmel MS
*Nathan Lorey: nlorey@ccs.k12.in.us
Carmel HS
*Anna Baxter: abaxter@ccs.k12.in.us
*Angelika Becker: abecker@ccs.k12.in.us
*Laura King: lking@ccs.k12.in.us
Clay MS
*Joshua Payne-Elliott: jpayneel@ccs.k12.in.us
Creekside MS
*Joshua Payne-Elliott: jpayneel@ccs.k12.in.us
FISHERS
Fall Creek JHS
Dan Ax: dax@hse.k12.in.us
Fishers JHS
*Susan Roberts: sroberts@hse.k12.in.us
Fishers HS
*Robin Geisinger: rgeisinger@hse.k12.in.us
*Corbin Mathias: cmathias@hse.k12.in.us
Hamilton SE Intermediate JH School
Hamilton SE HS
*Nichole Yaconis-Mathews: nmathews@hse.k12.in.us
Riverside JHS
*Susan Roberts: sroberts@hse.k12.in.us
GREENFIELD
Greenfield-Central HS
Jordan Mosser: jmosser@gcsc.k12.in.us
GREENWOOD
Center Grove HS
*Barbara Gnagy: gnagyb@centergrove.k12.in.us
INDIANAPOLIS
Ben Davis HS
*Kristen Dawn: kristen.dawn@wayne.k12.in.us
Ben Davis Ninth Grade Center
Wesley Ziliak: wesley.ziliak@wayne.k12.in.us
Butler University
Melissa Etzler: metzler@butler.edu
Sarah Painitz: spainitz@butler.edu
*Michelle Stigter: mstigter@butler.edu
Cathedral HS
*Robert Kouril: rkouril@gocathedral.com
Franklin Central HS
Amy Presley: amy.presley@ftcsc.k12.in.us
IUPUI-Indianapolis
*Nichole Neuman: nmneuman@iu.edu
Lawrence North HS
Kimann Schultz
Lynhurst 7th and 8th Grade Center
Welsey Ziliak: wesley.ziliak@wayne.k12.in.us
Marian University
*Wendy Westphal: wwestphal@marian.edu
North Central HS
Perry Meridian MS
*Kathe Proctor: kproctor@perryschools.org
Perry Meridian HS
*Beate Westerhouse: bwesterhouse@perryschools.org
Pike HS
Roncalli HS
*Louise Hibner: lhibner@roncalli.org
Southport HS
Chris Sponsler: csponsler@perryschools.org
Southport MS
*Kathe Proctor: kproctor@perryschools.org
Warren Central HS
*Melinda Bowman: mbowman2@warren.k12.in.us
KOKOMO
Indiana University Kokomo
Judy Blackwell: judblack@iuk.edu
Kokomo HS
Cheyenne Johnson: ajohnson@kokomo.k12.in.us
Northwestern HS
*Rachel Windell: rachel.windell@nwsc.k12.in.us
LAFAYETTE
Central Catholic HS
Kristen Weintraut: weintraut@lcss.org
Jefferson HS
NOBLESVILLE
Noblesville HS
Alison Carriere: alison_carriere@nobl.k12.in.us
PENDLETON
Pendleton Heights MS
Kami Horn: khorn@smcsc.com
Pendleton Heights HS
Amy Claxon: aclaxon@smcsc.com
Kami Horn: khorn@smcsc.com
PLAINFIELD
Plainfield HS
Jordan Walters: jwalters@plainfield.k12.in.us
TIPTON
Tipton HS
*Kimberly Warner: kwarner@tcsc.k12.in.us
WESTFIELD
Westfield HS
*Charlene Heinzman: heinzmanc@wws.k12.in.us
WEST LAFAYETTE
Purdue University
*Beate Allert: allert@purdue.edu
Jason Baumer: jbaumer@purdue.edu
Marc Rathmann: mrathman@purdue.edu
*John Sundquist: jsundqui@purdue.edu
Jeffrey Turco: jturco@purdue.edu
*Jennifer William: jmwilliam@purdue.edu
West Lafayette J/SHS
*Randy Studt: studtr@wl.k12.in.us
William H. Harrison HS
*Amanda Trautman Beck: albeck@tsc.k12.in.us
Sam Spina: sdspina@tsc.k12.in.us
AATG Representative: Annemarie McClung: amcclung@jayschools.k12.in.us
*Indicates AATG Membership (as of October 1, 2024)
This page last updated September 5, 2025.
Please send corrections or additions to: Sarah.DeMaris@valpo.edu
BLUFFTON
Bluffton HS
Nick Miller: nmiller@bhmsd.org
CONVERSE
Oak Hill HS
DECATUR
Bellmont HS
Dane Fuelling: fuellingd@nadams.k12.in.us
ELKHART
Elkhart HS
Susan Fritschi: sfritschi@elkhart.k12.in.us
FORT WAYNE
Concordia Lutheran HS
Timothy C. LaCroix: t_lacroix@clhscadets.com
Homestead HS
*Daniel Jaeger: djaeger@sacs.k12.in.us
PU Fort Wayne
Lee Roberts: robertlm@pfw.edu
Suin Roberts: shins@pfw.edu
North Side HS
*Aaron Stanley: aaron.stanley@fwcs.k12.in.us
Northrop HS
Benjamin Tomell: benjamin.tomell@fwcs.k12.in.us
GOSHEN
Goshen JHS
Julie Bruder : jbruder@goshenschools.org
Goshen HS
Kristin Tobias: ktobias@goshenschools.org
MARION
Marion HS
*Sarah Drier: sdrier@marion.k12.in.us
MIDDLEBURY
Northridge MS
*Erin Rose: rosee@mcsin-k12.org
Northridge HS
*Jonathan Gigler: giglerj@mcsin-k12.org
Lisa Lozano: lozanol@mcsin-k12.org
MILLERSBURG
Millersburg Elementary Middle School
MONROE
Adams Central HS
Amanda Poling: polinga@accs.k12.in.us
MUNCIE
Ball State University
Jutta Vogelbacher: jvogelbacher@bsu.edu
IN Academy
*Heather Rogers: hdrogers@bsu.edu
NAPPANEE
Northwood HS
*Laura Grimm: lgrimm@wanee.org
OSSIAN
Norwell HS
Quinn Biberstine: quinn.biberstine@nwcs.k12.in.us
PORTLAND
Jay County HS
*Annemarie McClung: amcclung@jayschools.k12.in.us
SYRACUSE
Wawasee HS
Sarah Fredericks: sfredericks@wawasee.k12.in.us
WARSAW
Warsaw Community HS
Brittany Hoover: brittanyhoover@warsawschools.org
WINCHESTER
Winchester Comm. HS
Kent McClung: kmcclung@randolphcentral.us
AATG Representative: Candis Kush Carey: ccarey@cps.k12.in.us
* Indicates AATG Membership (as of October 1, 2024)
This page last updated September 5, 2025.
Please send corrections or additions to: Sarah.DeMaris@valpo.edu
CEDAR LAKE
Hanover Central HS
*Candis Carey: ccarey@ hanover.k12.in.us
CHESTERTON
Chesterton SHS
Cary Knauff: cknauff@duneland.k12.in.us
*Justin Martinson: jmartinson@duneland.k12.in.us
Chesterton MS
Cary Knauff: cknauff@duneland.k12.in.us
CROWN POINT
Crown Point HS
Desiree DeFauw: ddefauw@cps.k12.in.us
*Heidi McMahan Marek: hmarek@cps.k12.in.us
DYER
Illiana Christian HS
*Luke Fennema: lfennema@illianachristian.org
GARY
21st Century Charter School
McKenya Dilworth: mdilworth@geoacademies.org
HAMMOND
Hammond Central HS
Chris Howard:
HEBRON
Hebron J/SHS
Carrie Slusser: slusserc@hebronschools.k12.in.us
HIGHLAND
Highland HS
*Brittney Delariva: bdelariv@highland.k12.in.us
KOUTS
Kouts M/HS
MICHIGAN CITY
Michigan City HS
Gemini Fox
MISHAWAKA
Marian HS
*David Rosenbaum: drosenbaum@marianhs.org
Mishawaka HS
*Kristina Dambrauskas: dambrauskask@mishawaka.k12.in.us
Penn HS
*Elizabeth Dix: fraudix@phm.k12.in.us
Lauren Tarbet Burnett: ltarbet@phm.k12.in.us
NOTRE DAME
University of Notre Dame
*Judith Benz: jbenz2@nd.edu
Tobias Boes: tboes@nd.edu
*William Donahue: william.c.donahue.36@nd.edu
Eva Hoeckner: ehoeckn2@nd.edu
Vittorio Hösle: hosle.1@nd.edu
Claire Jones: cjones23@nd.edu
Robert Norton: norton.15@nd.edu
Mark Roche: roche.5@nd.edu
SAINT JOHN
Lake Central HS
Leslie Iwema: liwema@lcscmail.com
SCHERERVILLE
Hammond Baptist HS
Gail Merhalski: gail.merhalski@hbaptist.com
SOUTH BEND
Adams HS
IU-South Bend
*Jeffrey Luppes: jluppes@iu.edu
Riley HS
Catherine Gropp: cgropp@sb.school
St. Joseph HS
Cary Germann: cgermann@saintjoehigh.com
UNION MILLS
South Central J/SHS
Jim Craft: jcraft@scentral.k12.in.us
VALPARAISO
Ben Franklin MS
Nate Quinlan: nquinlan@valpo.k12.in.us
Morgan Twp M/HS
Thomas Jefferson MS
Nate Quinlan: nquinlan@valpo.k12.in.us
Valparaiso HS
*Nate Greiwe: ngreiwe@valpo.k12.in.us
Valparaiso University
*Catrina De Rivera: catrina.derivera@valpo.edu
*Timothy Malchow: timothy.malchow@valpo.edu
Washington Township M/HS
Kristen Calver: kristen.calvert@eastporter.k12.in.us
WESTVILLE
Westville HS
Jim Craft: jcraft@westville.k12.in.us
WHEATFIELD
Kankakee Valley HS
Sabina Memic: smemic@kv.k12.in.us
Michael Hutchins: mdhutchi@ius.edu
*Indicates AATG Membership (as of October 1, 2024)
This page last updated September 5, 2025.
Please send corrections or additions to: Sarah.DeMaris@valpo.edu
BROWNSTOWN
Brownstown Central HS
Angela Sibrel: asibrel@btownccs.k12.in.us
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Eastern Hancock HS
Kevin Adams: kadams@easternhancock.org
COLUMBUS
Columbus E. HS
*Amelia Shaw: shawa@bcsc.k12.in.us
Columbus N. HS
*Amelia Shaw: shawa@bcsc.k12.in.us
FLOYD KNOBS
Floyd Central J/SHS
HANOVER
Hanover College
Alexis Smith: smithal@hanover.edu
HOPE
Hauser J/SHS
James Mayer: jmayer@flatrock.k12.in.us
JEFFERSONVILLE
Jeffersonville HS
Lisa Stumler: lstumler@gccschools.com
MADISON
Madison Consol. HS
Natalie Palacio: npalacio@madison.k12.in.us
MILAN
Milan HS
David Helseth: davidhelseth55@gmail.com
NEW ALBANY
IU Southeast (New Albany)
*Michael Hutchins: mdhutchi@ius.edu
New Albany HS
Eva Seymour: eseymour@nafcs.k12.in.us
NORTH VERNON
Jennings County HS
*Ben Jaquess: bjaquess@jcsc.org
OLDENBURG
Oldenburg Acad.
Brian Knueven: bknueven@oldenburgacademy.org
RAMSEY
North Harrison HS
Kate Roe: kroe@nhcs.k12.in.us
AATG Representative: Dan Otto: dotto@gjcs.k12.in.us
*Indicates AATG Membership (as of October 1, 2024)
This page last updated November 8, 2024.
Please send corrections or additions to: Sarah.DeMaris@valpo.edu
EVANSVILLE
Central HS
*Nikela Schultz: nikela.schultz@evsck12.com
Francis Joseph Reitz HS
*Christi Adams: christi.adams@evsck12.com
Mater Dei HS
Steve Rode: srode@evdio.org
Abbigail Whicker: awhicker@evdio.org
North HS
Russell Luecke: russell.luecke@evsck12.com
Plaza Park International Prep Academy
*Jennifer Brandt: jennifer.brandt@evsck12.com
Signature School
*Ross Halvorsen: ross.halvorsen@signature.edu
University of Evansville
John Meredig: jm3@evansville.edu
Lesley Pleasant: lp84@evansville.edu
University of Southern Indiana
*Bartell Berg: bmberg@usi.edu
Chiara Littmann-Hall: clittmannh@usi.edu
Silvia Rode: sarode@usi.edu
William H. Harrison HS
*Jennifer Brandt: jennifer.brandt@evsck12.com
FERDINAND
Forest Park J/SHS
Brad Weyer: brad.weyer@sedubois.k12.in.us
HUNTINGBURG
Southridge HS
JASPER
Jasper HS
*Dan Otto: dotto@gjcs.k12.in.us
LINCOLN CITY
Heritage Hills HS
Matthew Etienne: metienne@nspencer.k12.in.us
LYNNVILLE
Tecumseh J/SHS
Carolyn Teddleton: cteddleton@warrick.k12.in.us
NEWBURGH
Castle HS
James Hudson: jhudson@warrick.k12.in.us
POSEYVILLE
N. Posey SHS
*Carrie Schmitt: cschmitt@northposey.k12.in.us
AATG Representative: Vacant
*Indicates AATG Membership (as of October 1, 2024)
This page last updated September 5, 2025.
Please send corrections or additions to: Sarah.DeMaris@valpo.edu
BLOOMINGTON
Bloomington HS-North
Vanessa Domizlaff: sdomizla@mccsc.edu
Jacqueline Sorg: jsorg@mccsc.edu
Bloomington HS-South
Vera Frye: vfrye@mccsc.edu
Indiana University
Fritz Breithaupt: fbreitha@indiana.edu
Michel Chaouli: chaouli@indiana.edu
Irit Dekel: idekel@iu.edu
*Susanne Even: evens@indiana.edu
Tracy Alan Hall: tahall2@indiana.edu
Günther Jikeli: gjikeli@indiana.edu
Teresa Kovacs: tekovacs@indiana.edu
*Nikole Langjahr: nilangja@indiana.edu
Ben Robinson: bbrobins@indiana.edu
Christopher Sapp: csapp@iu.edu
*Lane Sorensen: lasorens@iu.edu
Johannes Türk: joturk@indiana.edu
BRAZIL
North Clay MS
Silvia Weir: weirsi@clay.k12.in.us
Northview HS
Silvia Weir: weirsi@clay.k12.in.us
CRAWFORDSVILLE
Wabash College
Leah Ewing: ewingl@wabash.edu
J. Gregory Redding: reddingg@wabsh.edu
Brian Tucker: tuckerb@wabash.edu
ELLETTSVILLE
Edgewood HS
*Amy Norris: anorris@rbbschools.net
GREENCASTLE
DePauw University
Inge E. Aures: aures@depauw.edu
Howard Pollack-Milgate: hpollack@depauw.edu
TERRE HAUTE
Indiana State University
*N. Ann Rider: nrider@indstate.edu
Rose Hulman Institute
Andreas Michel: andreas.michel@rose-hulman.edu
Terre Haute North HS
*Erika Cantin: frau_cantin@yahoo.com; ecc@vigoschools.org
Terre Haute South HS
Jessica Buttilieri: jmb6@vigoschools.org
Ashley Schaefer: ashley.schaefer@vigoschools.org
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