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Activités Francophones

Each semester the French Department, the Maison Française, and other organizations present a wealth of activities relating to French and francophone culture, including plays, lectures, films, and concerts. See our Resources page for other francophone activities in Vermont.

French Play, October 13, 2011

 

Activites francophones Printemps 2008

février

Fauteuils

Mercredi 27:

FILM proposé par le Département de français:

Fauteuils d’orchestre

[titre aux E.U.: “Avenue Montaigne”]

Danièle Thompson, 2006, 106’

Activités francophones automne 2008

Septembre

Mercredi 17: PIQUE-NIQUE À LA MAISON FRANÇAISE! 17h30 (51 Franklin Street)

Mardi 23: CONFÉRENCE (en anglais): Prof. John Storey, Director, Centre for Research in Cultural and Media Studies, University of Sunderland (UK): “The ‘Culture’ of Globalization,” 16h30 Robert A. Jones House

Mercredi 24: FILM proposé par le Département de français: La Môme (La Vie en rose), d’Olivier Dahan (2007) 19h et 21h45, Dana Auditorium

 

Activités francophones Printemps 2009

Février

Samedi 14 février: FILM: Le Voyage du ballon rouge (Hou Hsiao Hsien, 2007, 113’ Dana Auditorium, 15h et 20h [Hirschfield International Film-Video Series]

Activities fall 2009

Septembre

Jeudi 24: PIQUE-NIQUE À LA MAISON FRANÇAISE! 17h30 (51 Franklin Street)

French courses with web sites

FR 101: Beginning French I

FR 205 Toward Liberated Expression including Le Lexique and its page on French Politics (first-place winner in the AATF Teaching with the Internet Competition, 1996)

FR 210 Identity in French Literature

Les tables françaises

French tables bring together faculty and students for lunch in Ross dining hall every weekday.

Language Tables

Placement in French Courses

The majority of students interested in studying French must take the French online placement exam. Students will be directed to register for a course on the basis of their result on this test.

The French Department offers a wide range of courses in French and francophone language and literature, contemporary France, cinema, and more. All courses are taught entirely in French.

French Resources

Resources at Middlebury College