Catalogue 2014-2015 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
French and Francophone Studies Department
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Chair: Vinay Swamy;
Professors: Susan Hinerab, Cynthia B. Kerrb,
Associate Professors: Mark W. Andrewsb, Patricia-Pia Célérier, Kathleen Hartb, Vinay Swamy;
Assistant Professor: Thomas Parkera;
Visiting Assistants: Anne Brancky, Michael Reyes.
a On leave 2014/15, first semester
b On leave 2014/15, second semester
ab On leave 2014/15
Advisers: The department
Study Abroad: Study abroad is the most effective way to achieve linguistic and cultural fluency. Vassar College and Wesleyan University jointly sponsor a program of study in Paris (VWPP). Majors in French and Francophone Studies are encouraged to participate in this program for one or two semesters during their junior year. Students electing a correlate sequence in French and Francophone Studies are also encouraged to participate in the program. Students concentrating in other fields and for whom study in Paris is advisable are accepted, within the regulations of their respective departments and the Office of the Dean of Studies. Students of French and Francophone Studies who are unable to study abroad during the academic year are strongly encouraged to attend the summer program at Middlebury College French School, or other summer programs in France or French-speaking countries.
All courses are conducted in French except FREN 186 , unless otherwise indicated.
Major
Correlate Sequence in French and Francophone Studies
Students majoring in other programs may complement their study by electing a correlate sequence in French and Francophone Studies. Those interested in completing a correlate sequence should consult as soon as possible with a member of the department to plan their course of studies.
French and Francophone Studies: I. Introductory
French and Francophone Studies: II. Intermediate
The intermediate level comprises a third-semester level (FREN 205 ), a fourth-semester level (FREN 206 ), a fifth-semester level (FREN 210 ), and a sixth-semester level (200-level courses numbered above 210). Prerequisite for all sixth-semester courses: completion of FREN 210 or the equivalent. Students desiring an introduction to the study of literature and culture may begin by electing FREN 212 . Rotating topics courses may be taken more than once.
French and Francophone Studies: III. Advanced
Prerequisite for all advanced courses: 1 unit of 200-level work above FREN 210 or FREN 212 , or Study Abroad in France or in a French-speaking country, or by permission of the department. Open to freshman and sophomores only by permission of the instructor. Rotating topics courses may be taken more than once.
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