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Students: There is still Summer 2020 online course availability for classes beginning on June 29 and August 3. View all Liberal Arts Summer Courses.
Students: There is still Summer 2020 online course availability for classes beginning on June 29 and August 3. View all Liberal Arts Summer Courses.
Leslie Anderson (Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Central Arkansas)
Erotic Tresses: Hair and Power in Medieval French Narrative.
Director: Prof. Elizabeth Poe
Heather Frost (French Teacher & Sophomore Class Dean at Santa Catalina School)
Radyo an Kreyol: Decolonial Projects on Haitian Radio.
Director: Prof. Tom Klingler
Erika Mandarino (Assistant Editor at Brill Publishers)
The Interplanetary Voyage of the French Enlightenment.
Directors: Fayçal Falaky
Tamara Bentley Caudill (Assistant Professor at Jacksonville University)
Issi avint cum dit vus ai: The Old French Narrative Lay in Context.
Director: Prof. Elizabeth Poe
Annie Doucet (Lecturer & Coordinator at the University of Oklahoma)
The Language of the Heart in Troubadour Poetry
Director: Prof. Elizabeth Poe
Carole Trévise (Lecturer at Princeton University)
De L’anthropologie À La Littérature : Le Schème Sacrificiel Dans L’oeuvre Romanesque De Bazalc Et Barbey D’aurevilly
Directors: Prof. Jean-Godefroy Bidima and Prof. Pierre Glaudes (Paris-Sorbonne)
Alison Chanslor (French Teacher at Isidore Newman School)
Gastro-media: Media and French Gastronomy
Director: Prof. Felicia Mccarren
Elsa Stéphan (Lecturer at Columbia University)
Techno-Utopias: Utopian and Virtual Spaces in the Literature of the Machine Age
Director: Prof. Jean-Godefroy Bidima
Nathan Rabalais (Assistant Professor at the College of William & Mary)
Contes Rendus: Sources and Development of Louisiana’s French and Creole Oral Tradition
Director: Prof. Elizabeth Poe