French and Francophone Studies
Courses
FRN 125: FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR
FRN 199H: FRESHMAN HONORS SEMINAR
FRN 201: INTERMEDIATE FRENCH
French 101-102, or placement in FRN 201.
FRN 202: INTERMEDIATE FRENCH
FRN 201 or placement in FRN 202.
FRN 210: TOPICS IN READING, WRITING AND CONVERSATION
FRN 201.
FRN 265: LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND LITERATURE STUDY SEMINAR
Students will study the target language and enroll in a foreign study program or participate in a Converse designed program, studying the language and discussing important topics on culture and contemporary life. Grades in the course will be determined either by the native language teacher or by a Converse professor, based on class participation, tests and graded assignments. Offered during Jan Term or Summer Terms, contingent upon sufficient enrollment. Non-European/non-Anglophone.
GEP credit.
FRN 299H: INTERDISCIPLINARY HONORS COURSE
FRN 303: A SURVEY OF FRENCH LITERATURE I
FRN 303/304 are a study of selected themes in French literature from the beginning to the present time. FRN 303, the first term, treats French literature from the beginnings to the revolutionary period.
Writing Intensive.
Permission of instructor.
GEP, Minor, Elective credit.
FRN 304 : A SURVEY OF FRENCH LITERATURE II
FRN 303/304 are a study of selected themes in French literature from the beginning to the present time. FRN 304, the second term, covers from the French Revolution to the present.
Writing Intensive.
Permission of instructor.
GEP, Minor, Elective credit.
FRN 309: FRANCOPHONE LITERATURE OF AFRICA AND THE CARIBBEAN
Permission of instructor.
FRN 310: COMMERCIAL FRENCH
FRN 202 or equivalent.
FRN 312: CONTEMPORARY FRENCH CULTURE
FRN 202 or equivalent.
FRN 314: SPECIAL TOPICS IN FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE STUDIES
This course will introduce students to various aspects of the social and cultural realities of the target cultures using historical readings and literary selections supported by films and travel. Topics of consideration may include history, women, the media, immigrants and racism, and colonialism. Non-European/non-Anglophone.
FRN 202 or approval of department chair.
Minor credit.
FRN 365: LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND LITERATURE STUDY SEMINAR
Students will study the target language and enroll in a foreign study program or participate in a Converse designed program, studying the language and discussing important topics on culture and contemporary life. Grades in the course will be determined either by the native language teacher or by a Converse professor, based on class participation, tests and graded assignments. Offered during Jan Term or Summer Terms, contingent upon sufficient enrollment. Non-European/non-Anglophone.
GEP credit.
FRN 490: DIRECTED INDEPENDENT STUDY
FRN 496: FOREIGN LANGUAGE INTERNSHIP
One course numbered 300 or above and permission of the instructor.