The inaugural cohort will collaborate with house leadership teams to expand program offerings geared toward intellectual engagement and deepening faculty-student connections.

Unlock your potential in French and Italian: The possibilities are endless, from hospitality to diplomacy, from teaching to law, learning a foreign language can open doors to exciting careers. Click in and explore the possibilities.

Research shows people who speak another language are more utilitarian and flexible, less risk-averse and egotistical, and better able to cope with traumatic memories.

"À la recherche du bonheur" with Professor Beasley @ 12: What is happiness? How has this concept changed over the centuries? How has its conception and treatment been influenced by social events, gender, and class? Is there a form of happiness that is particularly French?

July 29, 2024. We're going into the sixth week of the Rome F.I.R.E., program, and things are heating up (literally and metaphorically)!

Public film screenings to be held this summer in conjunction with Professor Hollister's French 75. All screenings in VAC 001; Sunday screenings at 7pm, Wednesday screenings at 7:30pm.

The Internship Program recruits passionate students to learn about our leadership framework, our work with profit and nonprofit clients, community-building and urban renewal with the core values of Ivrea in mind. It encourages diverse talents to flourish and find real application in unique sites and institutions. Click here for more.

The Department of French & Italian Proudly Present Critically-Acclaimed Queer-Maghrebi-French Author & Filmmaker Abdellah Taïa STILL WRITING ABOUT HOMOSEXUALITY A Public Conversation Thursday April 27 5pm One Wheelock (Collis 007) + LANGUAGE & REBELLION w/ Montgomery Fellow Hoda Barakat Thursday April 27 1.30pm Montgomery House

"Haitian Women and The Uses of Literature" Tuesday, May 16th and Wednesday, May 17th| 4:30 PM - 06:30 PM Talks by Dr. Regine Jean-Charles and Dr. Nadève Ménard and Writer Evelyne Trouillot Baker Library 102

The FSP in Paris provides an advanced program of study designed to expand the curriculum of Dartmouth College into new areas of significant intellectual discovery and cultural understanding through supervised study and residence. Students who complete the FSP will have all three of their courses count toward the major or minor in French. Click the header to find out how to apply for 2025.