Graduate Courses:

Fall 2009

• Techniques of Literary Research I (Prof. Peter Consenstein)
• Problems in French Literary History (Prof. Maxime Blanchard)

Spring 2010

• Techniques of Literary Research II (Prof. Domna Stanton)
• Langages poétiques (Prof. Peter Consenstein)

Fall 2010

• Theories of Medieval: Reading Medieval French Literature Through Contemporary Criticism (Prof. Francesca Sautman)
• Le roman arabe d’expression française (Prof. Marlene Barsoum)

Spring 2011

• The Monarchy, the Nation and Its Others in the Reign of Louis XIV (Prof. Domna Stanton)
• Theory of Literary Translation (Prof. Peter Consenstein)
• Francophone Auto-Biographies/Auto-Fictions (Prof. Thomas Spear)

Fall 2011

• Le postmodernisme et le roman au 20e siècle (Prof. David Andrew Jones)
• French Art and Text:  Mannerism to Modernism (Prof. Mary Ann Caws)
• Workshop in Translation 1 at New York University (Prof. Emmanuelle Ertel)

Spring 2012

• Textes québécois (Prof. Maxime Blanchard)
• Human Rights & Critical Theory (Prof. Domna Stanton)
• Le roman épistolaire (Prof. Karen Sullivan)

Fall 2012

• François Rabelais et l’humanisme (Prof. Bernd Renner)
• Représentations et théories de l’hystérie  (Prof. Evelyne Ender)

Undergraduate Courses Taught:

Hunter College:

• FREN 101 Elementary French I
• FREN 102 Elementary French II
• FREN 201 Intermediate French I
• FREN 202 Intermediate French II
• FREN 211 Advanced Grammar and Composition
• FREN 220 Advanced French Conversation

Fordham University:

• FREN 1002 Introduction to French II
• FREN 1501 Intermediate French I

Manhattan College:

• FREN 201. French for Communication I
• FREN 202. French for Communication II
• FREN 209. Speaking French
• FREN 210. Writing French

City College:

• FREN 122 Intermediate French II
• FREN 124 Intermediate French II
• FREN 226 Intermediate French III