UL Lafayette - MA & PhD Francophone Studies

Excellent travail, Jonathan !

Bravo, Jonathan Mayers (doctoral fellow in Francophone Studies), who is performing at the opening ceremony of Lomé poetry festival in Togo!

PROGRAMME DE LA CÉRÉMONIE D'OUVERTURE DU FESTIVAL LA SAISON INTERNATIONALE DE POESIE DE LOMÉ (SIP-LOMÉ).

Félicitations, Dr. Emma Harlet ! Dr. Harlet successfully defended her dissertation on 19th-century Louisiana literature as part of a cotutelle (joint-supervision) doctoral program between University of Louisiana at Lafayette and Université Bordeaux Montaigne. The co-directors Stéphanie Durrans (UBM) and Nathan Rabalais (ULL) sincerely thanks the committee members and congratulate Emma for her admirable work!
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Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family and friends Dr. David Barry, former professor of Francophone studies and an important part of our doctoral program’s development as well as Dean Emeritus of the College of Liberal Arts.

Obituary for Allen David Barry at Louisiana Funeral Services & Crematory Allen David Barry was born March 9, 1944, in Fullerton, CA, the son of Ray Lorentzen Barry and Esther Elizabeth Mathews. He had two sisters, Dorothy and Diana, and one brother, Robert. David was raised in Southern California and attended UCLA, where he began his freshman year aspiring to be

Congratulations to all of our graduates! We had a great time at graduation!
(not pictured, Rodrigo Munhoz, MA in French)
University of Louisiana at Lafayette Graduate School

Congratulations to Jonathan Mayers, PhD student and doctoral fellow in our program, for this publication that just came out. His book chapter ("radbwa ê tiré tik-layé: opossum Pulling Off the Ticks") is part of a new collected volume from Routledge on Naming and Being: Knowledges, Identities, and Cultural Politics

Bokou konten pou résévwa mô kopi a Naming and Being (Nommé é ét). Gran mèsi a Gwyneria Isaac, Stanisław Kordasiewicz, Sylvia Ngo, Tomasz Wicherkiewicz, é Kyunney Takasaeva pou yê travay pendan kék lannin pasé é pou inkli mò dan projé-çila. Vouzòt ka trouvé mô tèks apré lidentité dan shapit 5 "radbwa ê tiré tik-layé (radbwa Pulling Off the Ticks)" dan liv-la é sî plas latwal (lyin enba).

https://doi.org/10.4324/9781032629407

Super happy to receive my copy of Naming and Being. Big thanks to Gwyneria Isaac, Stanisław Kordasiewicz, Sylvia Ngo, Tomasz Wicherkiewicz, and Kyunney Takasaeva for their work over the past few years and for including me in this project. Y'all can find my text about identity in chapter 5 "radbwa ê tiré tik-layé (radbwa Pulling Off the Ticks)" of the book as well as online (link above).

Félicitations, María Gilbert, pour sa présentation lors du colloque Women in French tenu récemment à James Madison University. Sa présentation s'intitulait : "Censure, résistance et politiques de la visibilité"
https://www.jmu.edu/languages/events/women-in-french-conference/index.shtml

Nous tenons à remercier le Centre de la francophonie des Amériques et Moira-Uashteskun Bacon pour ce "Rendez-vous Littéraire" très enrichissant. Les étudiants dans le séminaire de Nathan Rabalais ont pu découvrir ce beau roman et entamé un échange stimulant avec cette autrice très talentueuse !

Envole-toi, Mikun La Bibliothèque des Amériques donne accès gratuitement à des milliers de livres numériques d’auteurs francophones des Amériques. Son offre unique est diversifiée et aussi spécialisée. Elle se distingue, car elle rassemble, conserve et diffuse le patrimoine documentaire francophone ou rela...