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Paris, Fr

Paris, Fr

Paris, Ile-De-France, France

• Teach two Business English courses for third-year Bachelor students : create course content, guide classroom discussion, correct writing assignments

Paris, Ile-De-France, France

Intern within the interdisciplinary gender studies group Philomel at Sorbonne Université• Organized the inaugural conference for Philomel, « Le Genre Manifeste » 7-9 November 2019• Manage Philomel's mailing list and other communications sent to the faculty and students within the Philomel network• Create and manage the "Hypothèses" website for Philomel and promote Philomel on social media

Paris, Ile-De-France, France

• Taught the comparative literature course "Écrire et penser le genre et la race dans la fiction du XXème siècle" to 42 third-year Bachelor students : created course content, lead classroom discussions and literary analyses, corrected essays

Paris, Ile-De-France, France

• Oversaw the Davidson College in France program to assist 16 Davidson exchange students in successfully navigating their study abroad experience in France : managed the program budget, organized academic excursions, supervised crisis situations

Chapel Hill, Nc

• One-on-one student advising: Informed and counseled students on the 67 UNC study abroad programs offered in France, Canada, Switzerland, Africa, and the Middle East; provided guidance tailored to individual students based on degree program, prior academic coursework, degree of immersion sought, and student interests.• Disability advising: Facilitated international study for students with mental or physical disabilities or health concerns by ensuring access to reasonable accommodations abroad.• Coordination of pre-departure conference: Led initiative to reimagine pre-departure programming by instituting comprehensive pre-departure conference for 700 students (summer/fall) or 400 students (spring) comprised of a topical keynote session, a wide variety of specialized sessions of interest, and regional sessions.• Informational sessions and regional orientations: Led informational sessions and regional orientations to provide region-specific guidance and best practices for studying abroad, as well as to prepare accepted students for their programs abroad.• Application review and admissions decisions: Reviewed student applications to study abroad programs and made admissions decisions. Collaborated with faculty within various departments at UNC regarding admissions to faculty-led programs.• External partner relations: Worked closely with exchange partners and third-party providers to facilitate student applications and enrollment; served as the intermediary between students and partners prior to both acceptance and departure by fielding student questions regarding programs and procedures.

Paris Area, France

• Student and faculty relations: Served as the first point of contact for the 250 students and 50 professors who compose NYU Paris: communicated daily in both French and English by addressing questions regarding courses, scheduling, deadlines, and grades. Worked closely with faculty throughout the semester to monitor student progress and resolve potential issues.• Course management: Created and managed 80–90 courses per semester in the NYU pedagogical system for 250 undergraduate and graduate students. Principal related tasks included planning course times and classroom schedules, as well as overseeing enrollment, exams, course evaluations, and grade entry. • Student advising and data management: Advised students on their choice of courses and provided technical assistance with enrollment and schedule modifications. • Partner university relations: Managed NYU student enrollment in courses within Parisian partner universities: served as the intermediary between the students and the partner university by facilitating communication and working to ensure the students received NYU credit for external courses.• Organization of new student orientations: Prepared and participated in new student orientations and faculty meetings at the start of the semester, including leading academic orientation.• Exchange student management: Assisted French exchange students with their applications to NYU–New York, supervised their academic and administrative preparations prior to their arrival in the United States, and liaised with these students throughout their exchange programs to guarantee their academic success.• Coordination of faculty-led programs: Coordinated the programs for NYU student groups coming to Paris for short-term academic trips: oversaw daily activities both inside and outside of NYU Paris; planned courses and conferences; managed reservations and billing for museum visits and group dinners; organized transportation and weekend trips within France.

Paris Area, France

• Student supervision: Supervised 75 undergraduate students living in a student residence hall in Paris; organized monthly social and cultural activities in Paris for the students.• Crisis resolution and situational translation: Managed emergency situations and monitored student behavioral or health issues by responding to a 24-hour emergency phone; assisted students with various administrative and health-related procedures. Served as a French translator for the students by communicating regularly with the local residence hall staff and other university and municipal personnel to resolve maintenance issues in student rooms and address other problems affecting the well-being of the students.

Houston, Texas Area

• Software documentation and marketing: Produced promotional materials informing clients of the benefits of software enhancements; updated existing content and added new content to English-language user manuals based on software enhancements; wrote two new user manuals for recently developed software products.• Technical translation: Translated software user manuals, help windows, and software interfaces from English into French for the Canadian clientele of Reynolds and Reynolds.• Software mastery: Developed proficiency in the software products designed by Reynolds and Reynolds, including receiving an official certification for expertise in a CRM product.

Jouy-En-Josas, France

• Editing and translation: Revised résumés and cover letters written in English by French graduate students; proofread and translated various official HEC documents.• Foreign language acquisition training: Managed English conversation sessions with staff, prepared the English section of the HEC admission exams, administered TOEIC tests for students, and supervised a language resource center on campus for students and staff.• Student and faculty relations: Communicated daily in French and English with both students and staff to develop and enhance their communication skills in the English language.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Comparative Literature

Master'S Degree, Gender Studies And Francophone Literature, 16/20, Mention Très Bien

Master 2 Recherche de Lettres modernes, parcours Études de genre et littératures francophones -Thesis title: Femmes en évolution, femmes.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), French Language And Civilization, G.P.A : 4.0/4.0

-Van Teslaar prize for the best Master's thesis at NYU Paris (2013) -Thesis title: Les paires féminines et les perspectives féministes.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Double Major In French And English, With Honors, G.P.A. : 3.798/4.0

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa honor society (2008); Dana B. Drake Excellence in French award (2008); awarded First Prize.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Comparative Literature

Doctorat, Littérature Comparée