At Michigan State University, I have taught courses for the Department of Romance and Classical Studies, the Broad College of Business, and the Center for Gender in Global Context. Though the scope of study and level of difficulty of the classes that I have taught have varied, there is one underlying commonality in every course I teach: I use an interdisciplinary approach to help students gain insight into other cultures, their language, and history and develop intercultural competencies. In doing so, students learn more about themselves and the world around them.

Courses adapted:

• French 101: Elementary French I (6 sections)

• French 102: Elementary French II (2 sections)

• French 201: Second-Year French I (13 sections)

• French 202: Second-Year French II (3 sections)

• French 320: Self-Expression in Writing (2 sections)

Courses Designed:

• Finance 393: French Business, Language, and Culture (3 sections, taught in Namur, Belgium for the Global Finance in Belgium Study Abroad Program for Michigan State University)

• French 425: Français d’affaires et la culture d’ affaires (online, asynchronous, 1 section)

• French 491: French for Business (2 sections)

• Women’s and Gender Studies 201: Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies (1 section)

• Women’s and Gender Studies 202: Introduction to Contemporary Feminisms and Gender Theories (1 section)