2024–25
Jacqueline Sarro (Assistant Professor of French at the Defense Language Institute)
Le marché alimentaire parisien: Site of patrimony, pedagogy, and performance
Director: Prof. Felicia McCarren
Anna Cooper (Student Adviser at the University of Edinburgh)
Performance and reception of Le Roi d'Ys in Paris, New Orleans and London 1888 to 1901: A digital humanities approach to the global Francophone community
Director: Prof. Felicia McCarren
2023–24
Juliette Papadopoulos (Coordinator of Student Activities at St. John’s University’s Paris)
Habiter le monde dans le roman africain francophone
Director: Prof. Jean-Godefroy Bidima
Georgia Cristiani (Network Content Lead: English Language Learners, Firstline Schools)
Beyond resilience: Trauma, time, and recovery in post-disaster literature of Haiti and Louisiana (2005 – present)
Director: Prof. Edwige Tamalet Talbayev
2022–23
Sophie Delsaux (Instructor Success Manager at IMMERSE)
Résonances sociopolitiques de l’occulte: De la littérature du dix-neuvieme siècle aux médias contemporains
Director: Prof. Vaheed Ramazani
Jacyln Maraldo (Education Curator at Carlyle House Historic Park)
From francophone frontier to melting pot metropolis: Discovering expressions of French-Canadian and Métis identity in the Detroit River region
Director: Prof. Thomas Klingler
Kaitlin Sager (Head French Teacher at St. Mary's Dominican High School)
Embodied temporalities: Illness, reproduction, and chronobiopolitics in Medieval France
Director: Prof. Jonathan Morton
2021–22
Sophie Capmartin (Executive Director of Academics, Lycée Français de la Nouvelle-Orléans)
Dissonant Sauvages: Representations of Louisiana Indians in French Cultural Productions of the First 18th Century (1683-1753)
Director: Prof. Fayçal Falaky
Adèle Cenier
In-between: The hybrid women of materialist and sensationist eighteenth-century France
Director: Prof. Fayçal Falaky
Ryan Joyce (Assistant Professor of French & Francophone Studies at Ohio State University)
Maroon Utopias, Queer Utopias: Flights to Freedom in Circum-Caribbean Writing
Director: Prof. Jean-Godefroy Bidima
2020–21
Emily Hathaway (French Teacher at Henrico County Public Schools)
The Pursuit of Pleasure: Representations of Quadroons in Louisiana Literature of Americanization
Director: Prof. Felicia McCarren
Nicole Horne (French Teacher at New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts-NOCCA)
Disorienting Francophone Literature: Iranian Migrant Writing and Maghrebi Literature in French
Director: Prof. Edwige Tamalet Talbayev
2018–19
Leslie Anderson (Senior Manager of Grants and Community Development at the Frazier History Museum)
Erotic Tresses: Hair and Power in Medieval French Narrative.
Director: Prof. Elizabeth Poe
Heather Frost (French Teacher & Sophomore Class Dean at Santa Catalina School)
Radyo an Kreyol: Decolonial Projects on Haitian Radio.
Director: Prof. Tom Klingler
Erika Mandarino (Assistant Editor at Brill Publishers)
The Interplanetary Voyage of the French Enlightenment.
Directors: Fayçal Falaky
2016–17
Tamara Bentley Caudill (Associate Professor of French at Jacksonville University)
Issi avint cum dit vus ai: The Old French Narrative Lay in Context.
Director: Prof. Elizabeth Poe
Annie Doucet (Assistant Professor at University of Arkansas)
The Language of the Heart in Troubadour Poetry
Director: Prof. Elizabeth Poe
Carole Trévise (Lecturer at Princeton University)
De L’anthropologie À La Littérature : Le Schème Sacrificiel Dans L’oeuvre Romanesque De Bazalc Et Barbey D’aurevilly
Directors: Prof. Jean-Godefroy Bidima and Prof. Pierre Glaudes (Paris-Sorbonne)
2015–16
Alison Chanslor (French Teacher at Isidore Newman School)
Gastro-media: Media and French Gastronomy
Director: Prof. Felicia Mccarren
2014–15
Elsa Stéphan (Lecturer at Columbia University)
Techno-Utopias: Utopian and Virtual Spaces in the Literature of the Machine Age
Director: Prof. Jean-Godefroy Bidima
Nathan Rabalais (Joseph P. Montiel Endowed Professor of Francophone Studies at University of Louisiana Lafayette)
Contes Rendus: Sources and Development of Louisiana’s French and Creole Oral Tradition
Director: Prof. Elizabeth Poe
