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Welcome - Bienvenue!  to students of Paris - Dakar - Fort de France.

My colleagues, Bob Haft, Stacey Davis, Judith Gabriele and I all look forward to meeting, and getting to work!  You'll find the load heavy but exhilerating as well.  We ask all students to read the first two essays (pp.1-104) of The Great Cat Massacre, as well as Marquerite Yourcenar's The Abyss for the first week's discussions.

Please wait to purchase French Language text books, unless you are certain of your level as a Beginner, in which case Contacts and its workbook will be your only required books.  For low and high intermediate and advanced level French classes, we will help you decide which level is most appropriate, and will give you a list of texts required at each level at our first meeting. 

We have just been notified that a small change in scheduling was made necessary by space restrictions on Tuesday.  Our new schedule and rooms are as follows:

If you are a full-time student, wishing to study French at any level, simply enroll in the program Paris/Dakar Fort de France for 16 credits.  This includes your French class, your choice of seminar module and the lecture and film series.

Dr. Marianne Wichmann-Bailey
Lab II, 2262, X6438, TESC

Spring Quarter Trip to France, 2000
10 week trip with faculty member, Stacy Davis, open only to full time students who are enrolled in Paris/Dakar program.  Besides studying the French Language, students will study contemporary French history and culture;  French and Francophone literature and art.  Trip will include 2 weeks of intensive language study in Rennes at a private language school.; a week long trip to Paris (budget accomodations);  7 weeks of class in Lyon; and home stays with families in Rennes & Lyon.
COST:  Tuition + $3,500