Tâches d'encre: French Composition
H. Jay Siskin (Ph.D., Cornell) is Professor of French and Program Chair of World Languages at Cabrillo College. He is the author of five textbooks in French, as well as numerous articles and reviews that have appeared in such publications as THE FRENCH REVIEW, FOREIGN LANGUAGE ANNALS, and the PMLA. Prof. Siskin serves as chair of the Modern Language Association's Division on the Teaching of Language, a member of that association's Committee on Awards and Honors and its Delegate Assembly.Cheryl L. Krueger is an associate professor at the University of Virginia. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin (1992). Her areas of research are foreign language methodology, nineteenth-century literature, narrative theory, literature and film. She is also the coauthor of ENTRETIENS: COURS DE CONVERSATION, Second Edition (2001). She frequently teaches the composition course at University of Virginia.Maryse Fauvel, College of Willliam and Mary, teaches advanced writing courses as well as twentieth-century French literature, women writers, French cinema, European cinema, literary theory, and introduction to French literature. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Her research areas include literature and the visual arts, cinema, contemporary women writers and filmmakers, Postmodernism, and post-colonial cultures.