St. Olaf College - Languages
French Language Instruction, Francophone and African Studies
Higher Education
Isaac
Joslin
Tempe, Arizona
Specialties: Theories of the baroque and neo-baroque, Francophone African and Caribbean literatures and cultures, theories of representation, gender studies, postcolonial studies, aesthetics, African cinema, teaching African literature, development discourse, translation.
Lecturer of French
Isaac worked at University of Minnesota as a Lecturer of French
Assistant Professor and Program Director
Taught all levels of French language, culture, civ, and lit classes. Redesigned first and second year curriculum. Revised major and minor requirements. Directed program in all respects, including student advising, independent studies, and study abroad.
Assistant Professor
Isaac worked at Arizona State University as a Assistant Professor
Visiting Assistant Professor
Teach and coordinate intermediate French language classes. Teach advanced classes on the literatures and cultures of the francophone world. Develop curriculum and implement assessment. Teach first-year and advanced seminars in the common curriculum. Develop service-learning and community engagement opportunities. Contribute to the department and college. Maintain active research agenda.
Visiting Assistant Professor of French
Isaac worked at St. Olaf College as a Visiting Assistant Professor of French
BA
Philsophy with French Minor
MA
French Studies with Philsophy Minor
PhD
French and Francophone Studies
Lecturer of French
Contemporary French and Francophone Studies
Contemporary French and Francophone Studies
Nouvelles Études Francophones
Contemporary French and Francophone Studies
Nouvelles Études Francophones
International Journal of Francophone Studies
Contemporary French and Francophone Studies
Nouvelles Études Francophones
International Journal of Francophone Studies
African Literature Today
Contemporary French and Francophone Studies
Nouvelles Études Francophones
International Journal of Francophone Studies
African Literature Today
Africultures