Success Stories

Where French and Italian take us

Language comes alive

Mentoring like a Shepherd

Francis Hagan is in a Leadership Capstone course in the Department of Communication with Dr. Beth Goodier. As part of this course, she had to conduct a series of interviews focused on leadership and mentoring. The goal of these interviews is to better understand how mentoring shows in practice—through individual relationships, professional experiences, or programmatic efforts—and how it shapes growth, confidence, and leadership development.

Francis decided to focus on Marinella Griffith, her Italian professore.

Francis is an amazing student who writes beautifully. 

Please read her post!

https://substack.com/home/post/p-192224654

French 313 Library Exhibit

Check out this second annual exhibit of Dr. Margaret Keneman’s French 313 course capstone project (French Composition in Cultural Contexts). Students write and illustrate original children’s books, taking inspiration from the annual Salon du livre et de la presse jeunesse in Montreuil, France. At the Addlestone Library.

Teaching with food

First-year students in Dr. Ravalico’s French 101 course (Beginning French Through the Culture of Food) enjoy l’omelette norvégienne (baked Alaska) at Bistronomie restaurant.

Sarayu and Alison at Bistronomie, Charleston

Taking the class to the Museum

French majors Ella Perry, Martha McNeill, and Julia Weatherholtz on a Sunday excursion to the Columbia Museum of Art for a special exhibit.