Anne-Francoise Le Lostec

Anne-Francoise Le Lostec is a Lecturer of German & French at the School of Modern Languages, Georgia Institute of Technology. She holds a Master's degree in German from Université de Haute Bretagne - Rennes II, France, alongside earlier degrees in German literature. Prior to Georgia Tech, she taught at the University of Regensburg, University of Northern Iowa, Western Michigan University, and in German high schools and French institutions like the Chamber of Commerce in Pontivy and Fougères.

Her educational background includes a 1986 Maîtrise (M.A.) in German from Université de Haute Bretagne, a 1982 Licence in German, and a 1981 Diplôme d’Etudes Universitaires Générales, also in German.

Research interests focus on French and German languages/cultures, with a geographic emphasis on Europe and thematic exploration of gender, race/ethnicity, language acquisition, popular culture, language contact dynamics, and political literature. She has designed French language programs for economics students (Erasmus program) and served as an accredited examiner for Bavarian state language exams.

Her work extends to cultural engagement, directing the French-language theater troupe Tréteaux de Ratisbonne in Regensburg, staging plays by Pagnol, Anouilh, Giraudoux, and Molière. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly noted, but her contributions to pedagogy and cultural initiatives highlight her dedication to language education and interdisciplinary performance studies.