Her primary research interest in women's writing in early modern Europe. She has lived in Paris and has directed two Carleton French Language Seminars in Pau, France. Students who will have sophomore, junior, or senior status in the 1999-2000 academic year are encouraged to apply. In some cases the director may require additional study in French before departure.
Students enroll in three courses for a total of eighteen credits.
Major in French, Romance Languages, and French and Francophone studies should consult with their major advisors to gauge how these courses apply to their program. In addition to regular in-class activities, the graduate assistants will meet with students for weekly tutorials. Home of some of the finest and most celebrated museums of the world, Paris has been the muse to generations of artists. This course will concentrate on the past two centuries. Students will have the opportunity to enrich their perspectives in a variety of museums.