About
Gregoire Youbara is a Lecturer in the World Languages and Cultures department under the Language, Education, and Culture school at Gallaudet University. He specializes in teaching French, Spanish, and courses on African Studies, with a focus on integrating Deaf perspectives into literary analysis.
- Currently teaches FRE-111 Basic French I, FRE-112 Basic French II, and WLC-315 Contemporary African Issues
- Active in university committees, including Faculty-Student Affairs and Faculty Welfare
His research emphasizes multicultural education, Deaf studies, and international development, particularly through his involvement with the Mandela Washington Fellowship and Gallaudet’s global initiatives. Scholarly contributions include reinterpreting Teresa de Cartagena’s works through Deaf lenses.
Scientific Awards:
- Mandela Washington Fellowship (IREX)
Youbara contributes to institutional service through roles such as advisor to the African Student Union, board member of the Mark Seven Deaf Foundation, and participation in faculty search committees.
