New Ulm Sister Cities Commission: Delay in German Language Camp as Instructor Search Continues

In its recent meeting, the New Ulm Sister Cities Commission decided to postpone the German language camp initially planned for the summer, due to the unavailability of an instructor. The commission also discussed nominations for leadership roles, upcoming program hosting arrangements, and fundraising activities.

09:36The German language camp, a longstanding cultural initiative, will not take place this year as the commission has not secured a committed educator. Despite efforts to find a replacement for a previously available instructor, the commission concluded that the camp should be deferred until 2026 to allow more time to identify a suitable teacher. The commission plans to revisit the topic in the fall.

04:40In leadership matters, Jane Mayday Hulky was nominated and confirmed as the new chairperson of the Sister Cities Commission. Her nomination was unanimously approved, filling the position left vacant by the outgoing acting chairperson. The commission expressed gratitude for her willingness to serve and highlighted her experience as an asset to the group’s ongoing work.

07:46The commission also addressed the Hans Joos program, confirming the arrangements for an inbound participant arriving in September. Hosting duties for the first six weeks have been assigned, but the commission is still seeking a host family for the remaining period. The meeting also touched on logistical concerns, such as transportation for program participants, which will be discussed further in the next meeting.

11:16Fundraising efforts were discussed, with plans to operate a bratwurst stand scheduled for June 22. The commission is working to recruit volunteers to ensure the event’s success and intends to coordinate further at the upcoming meeting on June 2.

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