French Courses Offered Fall 2019

French – Fall 2019

FREN 1101: Introduction to French in the World

MWF     09:10a – 10:00a                  Buttrick Hall 304               Arvidson, Sarah

MWF     10:10a – 11:00a                  Buttrick Hall 205               Contreras, Anthony G.

MWF     11:10a – 12:00p                 Wilson Hall 122                 White, Bryant

MWF     12:10p – 01:00p                 Calhoun Hall 423               Dubosson, Anne Sophie

MWF     01:10p – 02:00p                 Calhoun Hall 219               Petit, Elyse B.

FREN 1103: Accelerated Introduction to French in the World

MWF     10:10a – 11:00a                  Buttrick Hall 306               Wilson, Cara L.

MWF     11:10a – 12:00p                 Calhoun Hall 109               Dize, Nathan H.

MWF     12:10p – 01:00p                 Calhoun Hall 218               Dize, Nathan H.

MWF     01:10p – 02:00p                 Buttrick Hall 201               McGinley, Meghan K.

FREN 2203: Intermediate French Language and Cultures

MWF     10:10a – 11:00a                  Buttrick Hall 201               Petit, Elyse B.

MWF     11:10a – 12:00p                 Commons West House 102           Peterson, Becky

MWF     01:10p – 02:00p                 Furman Hall 109                Kevra, Susan K.

FREN 2501W: French Composition and Grammar 

MWF     01:10p – 02:00p                 Calhoun Hall 117               Wilson, Cara L.

MWF     10:10a – 11:00a                  Calhoun Hall 103               Kevra, Susan K.

MWF     11:10a – 12:00p                 Calhoun Hall 103               Kevra, Susan K.

FREN 3101: Texts and Contexts: Middle Ages to the Enlightenment

TR           01:10p – 02:25p                 Buttrick Hall 201               Tucker, Holly A.

TR           11:00a – 12:15p                 Buttrick Hall 201               Miller, Paul B.

FREN 3102: Texts and Contexts: Revolution to the Present 

MWF     01:10p – 02:00p                 Furman Hall 007                Debrauwere-Miller, Nathalie A.

FREN 3112: Medical French in Intercultural Contexts

MWF     10:10a – 11:00a                  Buttrick Hall 202               Porter, Nathalie D.

FREN 3224: Media Medievalisms

MWF     01:10p – 02:00p                 Wilson Hall 113                 Ramey, Lynn T.

Note: Imagining Medieval France in Books, Video Games, and Film

FREN 3234: Contemporary Francophone Press

TR           01:10p – 02:25p                 Garland Hall 101               Nzabatsinda, Anthere

FREN 3892: Special Topics in Communications and Intersections – Role Playing Parisian Life

MWF     11:10a – 12:00p                 Buttrick Hall 201               Petit, Elyse B.

Note: This course is based on a pedagogical model known as Global Simulation. Throughout this course, students will be taking on the role of a fictitious character in France, and all the characters will reside in one apartment building in Paris. The adoption of a character will allow students to access different belief systems and ways of thinking and viewing the world and to learn to use the French language in relation to the characters identity. Each week some activities will be completed through the persona of students adopted character, while other activities will be completed as students. Through the adoption of roles and the enactment of specific real-life situations within the community of residents, students will further develop their abilities to describe, narrate, question, and reflect on current issues related to private and public life urban settings in the Francophone world.

FREN 4430: Minority Issues & Immigration in France

MWF     02:10p – 03:00p                 Furman Hall 007                Debrauwere-Miller, Nathalie A.