Fabrice Poussin

Dr. Fabrice Poussin is a Professor of French at Shorter University, where he has received awards including the Teaching Excellence Award (2016) and Outstanding Support to Freshmen (2014, 2017, 2018). He holds a PhD, MA, and BA in French Literature and History from Rutgers University. His professional experience includes roles at Fairmont State University, University of Texas, Trinity University, and the Alliance Française. Dr. Poussin has organized study abroad programs in Paris and led multicultural conferences celebrating Franco-American relations. His research focuses on French literature (19th/20th centuries), Charles Baudelaire, cultural studies, and American immigrant literature. He has authored over 860 poems and 2,000 photographs published in international journals. His photography explores themes like domestic life and cultural symbolism. Dr. Poussin also served in the Security Unit of the French Air Force.

His academic interests span gender studies, race/class analysis, and world film studies. He has taught courses ranging from French language to Arthurian legend. Dr. Poussin’s creative work includes poetry collections like In Absentia and photography featured in San Pedro River Review and Crack the Spine. He has secured grants for film projects and organized conferences on Franco-American relations. His interdisciplinary approach bridges literature, visual arts, and cultural critique.