Anthony Contreras Department of French and Italian Vanderbilt University [email protected]
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Anthony Contreras Department of French and Italian Vanderbilt University [email protected] Education Vanderbilt University Fall 2017 – Present Expected 2022 PhD in French Studies Vanderbilt University 2019 Master of Arts in French Studies The University of Georgia Spring 2017 Master of Arts in French Literature GPA: 3.89 / 4.00 The University of Georgia Spring 2015 Bachelor of Arts in French Graduated Cum Laude Related Experience Vanderbilt University Fall 2018 – Present o Instructor of Record – French 1101 and 1102 Vanderbilt University Spring 2019 o Teaching Assistant – Italian 3640 The Writing Studio, Vanderbilt University Fall 2017 – Present o Writing Consultant The University of Georgia Fall 2015 – Spring 2017 o Teaching Assistant – Department of Romance Languages o Instructor of Record – French 1110 UGA en France Summer 2016 o Animateur and Teaching Assistant – French 3010 Montpellier, France Fall 2013 o Study Abroad Fall 2013 Le Collège Croix d’Argent, Montpellier, France o Volunteer Teaching Assistant Conferences International Conference on Medievalism, Atlanta, Georgia (September 2019): “Bresson’s Lancelot du lac: a postmodern ‘film de geste’” International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, Michigan (May 2019): “Treason or Duty? The Death of Vassals in the Chanson de Roland and the Charroi de Nîmes according to the Troubadour” Southeastern Medieval Association, Nassua, Bahamas (November 2018): “The (Magical) Migration of Knights and Love in the Lais of Marie de France” University of Georgia Crossroads Conference, Athens, GA (February 2018): “Renown renamed: Guillaume d’Orange and Yvain, Le Chevalier au Lion” Awards and Associations University of Georgia Dean’s List Spring 2013 HOPE Scholarship Fall 2012 – Spring 2015 Pi Delta Phi, National French Honor Society Spring 2015 – Present ACTFL Member Fall 2017 - Present Vanderbilt University Graduate Fellowship Fall 2017-Present Languages English – native speaker French – speak and write with high proficiency Spanish – heritage speaker Old French – reading knowledge Italian – reading knowledge .