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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR FRENCH & FRANCOPHONE GRADUATING SENIORS!
N.Medevielle | May 4, 2011

A special tribute to our honor students and recipients and prize, awards and scholarships

 
Fête de la Recherche
G.Pacini/ N.Medevielle | November 21, 2010

Our first annual French & Francophone Studies research conference took place on Saturday, Nov. 13, between 9am and 1pm, and it featured six twenty-minute formal presentations by students in our program.

 
Congratulations to our latest Phi Beta Kappa initiates!
G. Pacini | November 20, 2010

Ashley Hoover, Ingrid Heiberg, and Michael (Macs) Smith have just been invited for induction.

 
William and Mary Students in Paris
N.Medevielle | March 12, 2010

Two French and Francophone Studies Majors are currently studying and doing internships in Paris, France

 
French Studies alumna accepted in Ma/PhD program in Georgetown
N.Medevielle | March 5, 2010

Kathryn Ticknor (French Studies/Linguistics '07) has been accepted in the Master's and Phd Program in Linguistics at Georgetown University

 
Pr.Fauvel receives 2010 Plumeri Award
N.Medevielle | February 27, 2010

Professor Maryse Fauvel won a 2010 Plumeri Award for Faculty Excellence

 
Five French students receive teaching assistantships from the French government
Modern Languages Department | May 11, 2008

Our warmest congratulations to our graduating French majors who have been awarded teaching assistantship by the French Ministry of Education and the office of Cultural Services at the French Embassy.

 
French student receives Fulbright Teaching Assistantship
Modern Languages Department | May 11, 2008

Congratulations to Ariel Hunsberger ('08) who just received a Fulbright Assistantship to teach English in the Principality of Andorra.

 
French student receives McCormack-Reboussin scholarship for research on 18th-cent. organs
Modern Languages Department | May 11, 2008

The McCormack-Reboussin scholarship for 2007-09 has been awarded to Laura Wagstaff so that she may write a cultural history of the eighteenth-century pipe organ.