Alissa M Webel

Alissa M Webel is an Associate Teaching Professor in the Department of French and Francophone Studies at Georgetown University's College. Her career spans over three decades, focusing on intensive French language instruction and preparing students for study abroad in Francophone regions. She has held leadership roles, including Director of the Theta Xi chapter of Pi Delta Phi French Honor Society (2010–2016) and roles in the National Capital Chapter of the American Translators’ Association. Her research contributions include work on immersion learning strategies with the National Capital Language Resource Center (1996–2002).

Education:

• MSFS in Foreign Service, Georgetown University
• Diploma in Political Sciences, Institut d'Études Politiques de Toulouse

Research Interests: Webel’s work centers on pedagogical strategies for language immersion, particularly in elementary education, and translation practice. She integrates her expertise in Francophone studies with practical teaching methods to enhance student proficiency and cultural understanding.

Awards:

• 2015 Georgetown College Deans's Excellence in Teaching Award
• 2022 SFS students' Faculty Awardee

Professional Engagement: She balances academic roles with freelance translation and private instruction, reflecting her dual commitment to pedagogy and applied linguistics. Her leadership in professional organizations underscores her advocacy for language education standards.