B.A.,
Augustana College
M.A., Ph.D., Northwestern University |

By
training an eighteeenth-century specialist (her dissertation
was on Montaigne's and Rousseau's conflicted identity as
a writer), Dr. Storme has concentrated her professional
activities at Saint Mary's College within the field of foreign
language pedagogy. She is the author of the workbook for
Situations et contextes , a first-year French textbook,
and co-authored the intermediate textbook Ouvertures,
now in its third edition.
Within
the field of language pedagogy, she has special expertise
in the teaching of reading and culture. With Dr. Derakhshani,
Dr. Storme is a frequent presenter of papers and workshops
at pedagogy conferences, and was co-director with her of
the NEH-funded Summer Institute for Teachers of French at
Saint Mary's in 1993 on "Integrating Language and Culture
through Content-Based Instruction."
Dr.
Storme has been instrumental in developing the French Studies
major, with special courses on France and America from the
eighteenth- through twentieth-centuries, and the history
of French colonization, for which she received a SISTAR
grant (student-faculty research) from Saint Mary's. She
also serves on the InterCultural Studies Committee, having
served as its first coordinator. Along with others on this
committee, she helped establish the InterCultural Studies
Minor at Saint Mary's.
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