Kathryn Slott

Kathryn Slott is an Associate Professor of French in the Department of Modern Languages and Classics at the University of Maine, located in Orono, Maine. She is based in 268 Williams Hall and can be reached at 207.581.2086. Her academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Romance Languages from the University of Pennsylvania (1980), a Maîtrise ès lettres modernes from the Université de Bordeaux III (1976), and earlier degrees from the University of Pennsylvania.

• Ph.D. in Romance Languages, University of Pennsylvania (1980)
• Maîtrise ès lettres modernes, Université de Bordeaux III (1976)
• Master of Arts in French, University of Pennsylvania (1972)
• Bachelor of Arts in French, University of Pennsylvania (1970)

Her research and teaching interests focus on 19th Century French Literature, Québec Literature, French and Francophone Theatre, French & Québec Cinema, and the French Prose Poem. She has taught advanced courses such as French Conversation and Composition, Translation and Comparative Stylistics, and seminars on 19th/20th Century French Poetry and Theatre. Her expertise spans both classical and contemporary Francophone cultural studies, including Québec-specific literature and film.

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