Alexander Sager

Professor Alexander Sager is making strides in research on German medievalism and the intricate web of German and Eastern European relations. As an Associate Professor in the Department of Germanic & Slavic Studies at the University of Georgia, he brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to his field. His scholarly pursuits delve into the depths of medieval German language, literature, and culture, as well as the vibrant German literature around the turn of the 20th century. In addition to his research, Professor Sager plays a pivotal role as the Study Abroad and Internship Coordinator for German-speaking countries, fostering international academic exchanges and providing students with invaluable global experiences. His commitment to education and student development is evident in his dedication to these programs. Professor Sager's work extends beyond the classroom, as he explores the literary, cultural, and historical relationships between German-speaking regions and Eastern Europe, with a particular focus on Hungary. His research sheds light on the complex interactions and influences that have shaped these regions over the centuries. Recognized for his outstanding contributions to teaching, Professor Sager was honored with the Sandy Beaver Excellence in Teaching Award in 2017. His dedication to academic excellence and student engagement was further acknowledged when he was promoted to Associate Professor with tenure in 2020. Through his research and teaching, Professor Sager continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, contributing to a deeper understanding of Germanic and Eastern European studies. His work not only enriches the academic community but also bridges cultural and historical divides, fostering a greater appreciation for the interconnectedness of these regions.