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A major or
minor concentration in French:
Students
graduating with a major in French
will have a solid understanding of
the French language and the ability
to use the language effectively in
speaking, comprehension, reading, and
writing. They will have developed the
skills necessary for the study,
analysis, and interpretation of a
wide range of cultural texts,
including literary texts.
Major concentrations
in language with business
(international business — language
intensive)
Students graduating with a major
in international business —
language intensive will be able to
demonstrate a command of the
appropriate language for use in
business and professional life, will
understand the historical and
cultural development of the countries
of that language, and will understand
the business practices and economic
structure of those countries.
Major concentration in language
with English (literary studies)
Courses for the non-major
to fulfill the Language and
Culture component of the core
curriculum.
Current
semester
French course finder
Undergraduate Academic Catalogue:
Topics course: France
Today
The course will be based mainly
on discussions of the various
topics studied and will be
conducted entirely in French.
It is intended for all students of
French who
- have studied in or intend to
study in France
- plan on a career which
involves working in France or a
Francophone country
- desire to learn about French
history and civilization during
the past half century.
International programs and
affiliations:
Honors Program:
Research Projects:
Graduate Schools
Electronic Journals:
French Resources:
Serveur officiel de la ville de
Paris
http://www.paris-france.org/
Paris Pages
http://www.paris.org/
The City | Its
Culture | Tourist
Information | Paris
Kiosque
Embassy of France, Washington,
D.C.
http://www.info-france-usa.org/
Ministère de l'éducation
nationale (France)
http://www.education.gouv.fr/
ClicNet, un site culturel et
littéraire francophone
http://www.swarthmore.edu/Humanities/clicnet/
Montreal’s official tourism
site
http://www.tourism-montreal.org/
Council of Ministers of
Education, Canada
http://www.cmec.ca/
Association of Universities and
Colleges of Canada
http://www.aucc.ca/en/index.html
Afrique francophone
http://www.lehman.cuny.edu/depts/langlit/french/afrique.html
Tutors:
Faculty:
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Donald Dziekowicz
Associate Professor of French
Office: 125-B OEC
651-962-5167
djdziekowicz@stthomas.edu
Campus mail: MS 4212
A.B., Colgate
University;
M.A., University of
Rochester;
Ph.D., Indiana University
At St. Thomas since 1983 |
Jerome V. Wagnild
Adjunct Faculty in French
Office:
331 OEC
651 962-5170
jvwagnild@stthomas.edu
Campus Mail: MS 5027
B.A., B.S., University of
Minnesota
M.A., University of California
Ph.D., University of Minnesota
At St. Thomas since 2001 |
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Steven P. Hartlaub
Adjunct Faculty in French
Office: 214 CHC
651 962-5170
sphartlaub@stthomas.edu
Campus mail: MS 5027
B.A., University of St.
Thomas;
M.A., Ph.D., University of Iowa
At St. Thomas since 1999
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Annick
Pelletier-Skoog
Adjunct Faculty in French
Office: OEC 304
651 962-5158
apelletier@stthomas.edu
Campus Mail: MS 4198
B.A., Lawrence
University;
M.A., University of Minnesota
At St. Thomas since 1990
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Evan Bibbee
Adjunct Faculty in French
Office: 212 CHC
651 962-5150
ejbibbee@stthomas.edu
Campus Mail: MS 5027
At St. Thomas
since 2002
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Ashley Shams
Adjunct Faculty in French
Office: 337 OEC
651 962-5150
anshams@stthomas.edu
Campus Mail: MS 5027
At St. Thomas since 2002 |
Department
of Modern and Classical Languages
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MCL Department Phone: 651-962-5150
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