Isabelle DeMarte

Associate Professor
French Language and Literature
Box:30
Phone:(503)768-7426
E-mail: demarte@lclark.edu

French 17th and 18th century literature and culture; Denis Diderot; literary genres; the baroque; fiction and reality, language and knowledge.

 

Molly Robinson Kelly

Associate Professor of French, French Section Head
French Language and Literature
Box: 30
Phone:(503)768-7422
E-mail: mcrkelly@lclark.edu

Old French language and literature, 12th-century romance, Tristan and Yseut, Chrétien de Troyes, place and literature, Albert Cohen.

 

Claudia Nadine

Associate Professor of French with Term
French Language and Literature
Phone:(503)768-7402
E-mail: cnadine@lclark.edu

Nineteenth-century literature, poetry, women writers, critical theory, West African and Caribbean literatures.

 

Marie-Eve Thifault

Instructor of French
Phone:  (503) 768-7424
Email:  mthifault@lclark.edu

Marie-Eve Thifault joined the faculty of Lewis and Clark College as an instructor of French in 2010. She is originally from Montréal, Québec where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Teaching French as a second language from the Université du Québec à Montréal (1999). Marie-Eve has earned her Master’s degree from San Diego State University in French and Francophone Literature (2003) with two specializations: Québec’s literature and Émile Zola.

  

Philippe Brand

Visiting Assistant Professor of French
Phone:  (503) 768-7429
E-mail:  pbrand@lclark.edu

Philippe Brand will join Lewis & Clark as a Visiting Assistant Professor of French, beginning in the fall of 2011.   He arrives from the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he completed his M.A. in 2006 and received his Ph.D. in French in 2011, specializing in twentieth and twenty-first-century French literature.  Born in France and raised in Colorado, his research interests include contemporary French and Francophone fiction, film, and culture.  He will teach courses on French language, literature, film, and culture.

 

 

Hugo Arer 2011-12

French Language Assistant
Phone: (503)768-7443
E-mail: hugoarer@lclark.edu

Hugo is presently taking political science courses at Sciences PO  in Strasbourg, France. He comes from Lorraine, in the heart of the European Union.  He likes to travel and discover new cultures and languages. This year he took part in a journalism competition for the well-known French magazine  “L’Express” in which he officially represented the Alsace region as the leader of the team “Alsace Express”.

Reading, meeting new people, travelling, cinema, running and playing tennis are some of the interests he likes to pursue in his spare time.

 

Nicole Aas-Rouxparis

Professor Emerita of French
Email:  nicole@lclark.edu