Emily Wieder French/Francophone Studies Ph.D. (ABD)
Bonjour
My name is Emily (she/hers/elle) and I am an aspiring professor of French language and culture. I organized this website to highlight my professional experience and to share French-language-learning resources.

Since my first French class in 2010, I have bookmarked many websites about language learning. My collection has evolved with my curiosity, increasingly focusing on avant-garde movements in France. Websites pertaining to that research are in the French Tips section, which also contains resources for practicing French.
As I research, I create visual aids for myself. Projects contains some of those graphics as well as ways I have engaged with French-language poetry.
My general interests include 20th-century French and Francophone literature (poetry), cinema, and periodicals. I am also fascinated by "the art and science of facilitating learning," as Bonni Stachowiak so aptly describes teaching, and am drawn to all topics related to learning so I can improve my teaching. My dissertation specifically explores women Surrealists who resisted the Nazis. The 3-Minute Thesis below provides an introduction to that topic.
For the most up to date C.V. information, visit my LinkedIn profile and ORCID page. The vitae page here does not get updated as frequently.
Don't hesitate to contact me.