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French
Faculty:
Mana
Derakhshani, Professor of French and Coordinator
of French Program
Marianne
Hahn, Lecturer of French
Renée
A. Kingcaid, Professor of French, Chair of
Modern Languages
Erika
Pistorius-Stamper, Lecturer of French
Julie
A. Storme, Professor of French
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Requirements
for French majors and minors:
All
majors must take 24 hours above the 200-level, including:
- MLFR22
303-304 Transition to French Literature (or their equivalent)
- MLFR
305 Advanced Composition
- MLFR
306 Advanced Conversation
- Two
French studies courses from among the following: MLFR
408, 440, 491
- Two
French literature courses from among the following: MLFR
450, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 457, 462, 490, 497
A
minor in French requires 12 semester hours of upper-division
course work, to include
- Three
courses selected from MLFR 303, 304, 305, 306, and 370
- One
400-level course
To
further enhance our program, language
clubs and foreign study opportunities
are available as well.
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Courses
Scheduled for Fall Semester, 2008
MLFR
101: Introductory French I: Designed
to give students a basic knowledge of the language as well
as the culture of the French-speaking world. College credit
will not be given if units in French have been earned in
high school. Weekly Language Learning Center attendance
is required.
MLFR
105: Elementary French I: Designed to develop basic
skills in students with limited prior knowledge of French.
The language laboratory is an essential tool in the learning
process. Emphasis placed on comprehension and conversational
skills, and cultural understanding. Weekly Language Learning
Center attendance is required.
MLFR
111: Intermediate French I: Designed to develop basic
skills according to the needs of the students. The language
laboratory is an essential tool in the learning process.
Audio and videotapes stress cultural aspects of the French-speaking
world. Weekly Language Learning Center attendance is required.
MLFR
203: French Language and Reading I: Designed
to continue the development of the four skills--speaking,
listening, reading and writing--this course will combine
language practice with a content focused on contemporary
social and cultural issues within France and the Francophone
world. This course serves as entry into the French minor
or major sequence of courses.
MLFR
306: Advanced French Conversation: Designed to develop
accuracy and fluency in the spoken language.
MLFR
420: French Cinema: New!
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Course Projection:
Spring 2009
Note:
These courses are subject to change
| Spring
2009
- MLFR
102 Introductory French
- MLFR
106 Elementary French
- MLFR
112 Intermediate French
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