The faculty in French is committed to teaching and to scholarship. The members of the section have all earned the Ph.D. at major U.S. research institutions. They have considerable expertise in teaching, and they will help you achieve proficiency in French. The French faculty pursues various research interests, including theatre, film, narrative prose and civilization. At all levels of the curriculum, they regularly introduce new methods, materials, and topics, ensuring the highest quality instruction.
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Wendy Allen, Chair
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Jolene Barjasteh
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Amine Bekhechi
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B.A., Connecticut College; 17th century French literature; contemporary France; second language acquisition and pedagogy Office Phone: 507-786-3247 Office location: Tomson 329 |
B.A., M.A. Illinois State University; 19th century French literature; the short story; autobiography; French cinema SEMESTER II OFFICE HOURS: Office Phone: 507-786-3274 Office Location: Tomson 330 |
D.E.A., Université de Montpellier I, 20th century French literature; Franco-phonie; the literature of the Maghreb SEMESTER II OFFICE HOURS: Office Phone: 507-786-8043 Office Location: Tomson 327 |
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Mary Cisar Serving as Registrar , Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs |
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B.A., University of Yaoundé; Sub-Saharan Africa, critical theory SEMESTER II OFFICE HOURS: Office Phone: 507-786-3428 Office Location: Tomson 328 biem@stolaf.edu
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B.A., Kalamazoo College; M.A., Ph.D. Brown University 18th century French literature; French feminism and feminist literary criticism; second language acquisition and pedagogy
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B.A., University of Minnesota; 19th century and early 20th SEMESTER II OFFICE HOURS: Office Phone: 507-786-3980 Office Location: Tomson 326 hoyl@stolaf.edu
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