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Brian Arganbright is a Professor of French and Francophone Studies at Transylvania University, specializing in 19th- and early 20th-century French literature, Belle Époque studies, and language pedagogy. He holds a Ph.D. from New York University (2001) and has taught in France, Slovakia, and the U.S. His research focuses on Charles-Louis Philippe, French cinema, and innovative teaching methods. He has received the prestigious Chateaubriand Fellowship and the Bingham Award for Teaching Excellence.
- Education: Ph.D. (2001), M.Phil. (1997), M.A. (1995) from NYU; M.A. (1991) from Penn State; B.A./B.S. (1988) from Northern Arizona University.
- Teaching Experience: University of Lyon II, University of Paris V, and three years as a Peace Corps volunteer in Czechoslovakia.
- Professional Memberships: Modern Language Association, Kentucky World Language Association, American Association of Teachers of French.
Arganbright emphasizes interdisciplinary connections and adaptive teaching strategies. He designs immersive courses like May term cycling programs in France (Tour de France I/II) and ‘May in Montreal.’ His publications include works on French pedagogy and Belle Époque literature, blending historical analysis with practical language instruction.
Award-winning educator, he advocates for global cultural understanding through French studies, emphasizing Francophone perspectives beyond Europe. Active in community service, he serves on boards for the Good Food Market and Café and the Kentucky Returned Peace Corps Volunteers network.
