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Ibrahima Wade Department Chair Associate Professor The Colorado College
Education:
Courses: Language including Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced French Literature Francophone/French/Traditional African Cultures, French/Caribbean/Quebec General Studies including socio-political African issues (past and contemporary), Independent readings in French and Wolof (Senegalese dialect).
Dr. Wade's current book project, Mémoires Francophones d'Inchone is in progress and is funded in part through the MacArthur Fellowship. Dr. Wade is the director of the Cultural Studies in Senegal program taught in Senegal.
Courses 2008-2009: FR308, FR431, FR305, FR101, FR317/CO200, FR432 |
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Michael O'Riley (Leave of Absence 2008-2009) Associate Professor The Colorado College
Education:
Courses: French Language and Culture, Spoken French composition, Introduction to Literary Analysis, French Civilization Literature and Film, Independent Readings, topics in French Lituerature and Culture, Genres in French Literature: Fiction in Post-Revolutionary France, Director of the Avignon Program taught in France, One block course taught in Paris: Paris and the Arts Michael O'Riley is Associate Professor of French. He has published over 12 articles in refereed journals such as Mosaic, Romance Notes, The French Review, Dalhousie French Studies, and Romance Languages Annual and has authored Francophone Culture and the Postcolonial Fascination with Ethnic Crimes and Colonial Aura published by Edwin Mellen Press and Postcolonial Haunting and Victimization: Assia Djebar's New Novels, published by Peter Lang New York.
Dr. O'Riley was a recipient of a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship at Boston University and was an NEH Fellow at Harvard University in 2000. He is the director of the Study Abroad program in Avignon and the Study French, Italian and the Arts in Paris and Florence. |
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Alistaire Tallent
(sabbatical Fall 2008) Assistant Professor The Colorado College
Education:
Courses: Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced French Language, Cultural Contexts and Written Expression, Cultural Contexts and Oral Expression, Cultural Contexts and Critical Analysis, Fiction in Pre-revolutionary French Literature, French Theatre
Courses 2008-2009: FR300 (in France), FR306, FR316, FR304 |
Visiting Professors
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Monica Garoiu Visiting Instructor Department of French 14 E. Cache La Poudre Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Tel. 719-389-6625 Fax 719-389-6837 Email: Monica.Garoiu@ColoradoCollege.edu Education: Ph.D. (ABD)in French and Francophone Literature. University of Wisconsin-Madison, August 2007 MA in French Language and Literature. Portland State University, OR BA in French Language and Literature. University of Timisoara Research Interests: Twentieth/Twenty-first century French and Francophone fiction; philosophy and literature; exile and migration in French and Francophone Literature; autobiography/autofiction; mythological approaches to literature; second language acquisition and teaching with technology. Courses 2008-2009: FR310, FR159, FR101,FR201 |
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Maha Foster Visiting Instructor Department of French 14 E. Cache La Poudre Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Tel.719-389-6902 Fax 719-389-6837 Email: maha.foster@coloradocollege.edu
EDUCATION Currently, a candidate for another Master/Ph.D. in Linguistics at CU Boulder 1963 - 76 College Protestant Français French Baccalaureate, first and second parts 1976 - 79 American University B.A. in Linguistics with distinction. Teaching Diploma 1979 - 82 American University M.A. Teaching English as a Second Language 1976 - 81 The Goethe Institute German Language Studies Summer 1979 The Goethe Institute German Language Studies Summer 1979 University of Freiburg, Germany. German Language Studies Summer 1981 Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT German Language Studies 1986-88 University of Washington, Seattle, WA. Took four courses towards a Ph.D. in Neurolinguistics The Music Conservatory Diploma in Piano Performance My education also includes a multitude of workshops and training in classroom management, assessment, curriculum development, language acquisition, methods in teaching a foreign language and many others. Courses 2008-2009: FR101, AR101, AR201, AR202 |
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Kobi Chumash Adjunct Instructor, Hebrew Language Department of French 14 E. Cache La Poudre Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Tel. Fax 719-389-6837 Email: kchumash@hotmail.com Education: 1987-1990 -- College for Architecture and Design in Tel Aviv 1983-1986 -- University of Tel Aviv, Major in Geography & Political Science Courses 2008-2009: HE121, HE122, HE221, HE222, HE321, HE322 |
