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Department of Modern Languages
University of Louisiana at
Lafayette
People
Faculty
Mathé
Allain. Ph.D. University of Southwestern
Louisiana. Professor Emerita of French.
Frans C. Amelinckx.
Ph.D. University of Iowa. Professor Emeritus of French.
Barry Jean Ancelet.
Doctorat de 3e cycle, Université de
Provence [Aix-Marseille I]. Granger and Debaillon / Board of
Regents Professor of French.
A. David Barry.
Ph.D. UCLA. Professor of French.
Leslie Bary.
Ph.D. UC Berkeley. Assistant Professor of Spanish.
Francisco
García-Rubio. Ph.D.
University of Connecticut. Assistant
Professor of Spanish.
Caroline Huey. Ph.D.
University of Texas at Austin. Assistant Professor of German.
Suzanne Kocher.
Ph.D. University of Oregon. Board of
Regents Associate Professor of French
and Latin.
Fabrice Leroy.
Ph.D. Louisiana State University. Professor of French.
Tamara Lindner.
Ph.D. Indiana University. Assistant Professor of French.
Bénédicte
Mauguière. Doctorat nouveau
régime, Université Paris-Sorbonne [Paris
IV]. Professor of French.
Amadou
Ouédraogo. Doctorat de 3e cycle, University
of Grenoble; Ph.D.
University of Iowa. Assistant Professor of French.
Dominique Ryon. Ph.D.
Université de Montréal. Associate
Professor of French.
Abdelhak Serhane.
Doctorat d’État ès Lettres,
Université de Toulouse-Le Mirail. Writer in
Residence and Professor of French.
May Waggoner.
Ph.D. Tulane University.
Laborde-Neuner / Board of Regents Professor of French.
Richard
Winters.
Ph.D. Indiana University. Assistant Professor of Spanish.
Monica Wright.
Ph.D. Washington University. Assistant Professor of French.
Instructors and Adjunct Faculty
Rosalinda
Silva-Alemañy. Instructor of Spanish.
Francisca Alonso. Instructor
of Spanish.
Deborah Clifton. Adjunct
in French.
Danielle Grey. Adjunct in French.
Heather Hornsby.
Instructor of Spanish.
Denise Marceaux. Instructor of ESOL.
Anthony Musacchia. Instructor
of Spanish.
Nicholas Person.
Instructor of Spanish.
(On Fulbright exchange 2009-10; counterpart from Mexico on campus)
Graduate Assistants 2009-2010
Staff
Regina LaBiche. Administrative Secretary for Modern
Languages.
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