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Philippe Dubois, Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies
(pdubois@bucknell.edu)
Teaches courses in 19th- and 20th-century French literature. He is currently working on the articulation of the relationship between texts and images ranging from poems and novels to films and advertisement.
Ph.D. Ohio State
Nathalie Dupont, Assistant Professor of French and Francophone Studies
(nd014@bucknell.edu)
Specializes in 20th and 21st century French literature, with an emphasis on contemporary poetry and poetics.
Ph.D. Duke University
Katherine M. Faull, Professor of German Studies and Comparative Humanities
(faull@bucknell.edu)
Specializes in the literature and thought of the 18th century with a special emphasis on the relationship between race, gender, and art. She teaches all levels of German language and literature and is actively involved in computer-aided language learning.
http://www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/faull/
Ph.D. Princeton University
Melanie Giraud, Visiting Assistant Professor of French
mag041@bucknell.edu
Renée Gosson, (Director, French and Francophone Studies)
Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies
(rgosson@bucknell.edu)
Specializes in Francophone studies, particularly of the Caribbean region.
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin - Madison
Bastian Heinsohn, Assistant Professor of German
bh021@bucknell.edu
Martin Isleem, Visiting Assistant Professor of Arabic
mi006@bucknell.edu
Angèle Kingué, (Director, Bucknell en France Program)
Professor of French and Francophone Studies
(kingue@bucknell.edu)
Directs the elementary and intermediate language curriculum. She teaches language pedagogy and Francophone African literature and culture. She has published one novel and two books of short stories.
http://www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/kingue/
Ph.D. Penn State
Bernhard Kuhn, (Coordinator, Italian Studies Minor)
Assistant Professor of Italian Studies
(bkuhn@bucknell.edu)
Specializes in 20th century Italian literature and film. His current research focuses on the relationship between opera and the Italian cinema. He teaches courses in Italian language and culture.
http://www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/bkuhn/
Ph.D. Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg, Germany
James Lavine, (Coordinator, Linguistics Minor)
Associate Professor of Linguistics
(jlavine@bucknell.edu)
Specializes in the syntax and morphology of the Slavic and Baltic languages. Has published on the syntax of Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Czech, and Lithuanian. Teaches courses in all areas of linguistics as well as numerous Slavic languages.
http://www.facstaff.bucknell.edu/jlavine
Ph.D. Princeton University
Ludmila Shleyfer Lavine, Assistant Professor of Russian
(llavine@bucknell.edu)
Specializes in 20th-century Russian poetry. Her current research focuses on Russian poetry of the Revolution. She teaches Russian literature, Russian popular and poetic song, and Russian at all levels.
Ph.D. Princeton University
Heidi Lorimor, Assistant Professor of Linguistics
(hml003@bucknell.edu)
Helen G. Morris-Keitel, Chair, Department of Foreign Language Programs
Asssociate Professor of German Studies
(hmorris@bucknell.edu)
Interests include the relationship between gender, class, and national identity in the 19th century, fictional representations of science and technology, contemporary juvenile literature, language for special purposes such as Business German, and foreign language pedagogy including instructional technology.
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin - Madison
Peter Morris-Keitel, (Director, German Studies)
Professor of German Studies
(pmorris@bucknell.edu)
Teaches and publishes on many aspects of 19th- and 20th-century history with a special emphasis on sociological and ecological thought.
Ph.D. University of Wisconsin - Madison
Candice Nicolas, Visiting Assistant Professor of French
(cn009@bucknell.edu)
Anna Paparcone, Visiting Assistant Professor of Italian
(apaparco@bucknell.edu)
Lisa Perrone, Visiting Assistant Professor of Italian
(lperrone@bucknell.edu)
Sam Slike, Lecturer in Sign Language
(sslike@bloomu.edu
John Westbrook, Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies
(jwestbro@bucknell.edu)
Specializes in post-revolutionary French intellectual history and culture; teaches courses on 19th- and 20th-century society and culture. His research examines the relationships between the French avant-garde and academic disciplines between the world wars.
Ph.D. New York University
Slava Yastremski Associate Professor of Russian Studies
(yastrem@bucknell.edu)
Teaches a wide range of Russian courses: Russian theatre, Russian cinema, and business Russian. Perhaps his most exciting courses are his sister courses on the history of Russian culture, RU 301 and RU 302, for which he wrote the textbooks himself.
Ph. D. University of Kansas
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