Timothy Williams

Dr. Timothy Williams is a Professor of French at Franciscan University, specializing in French literature and literary translation. He holds a PhD in French from the University of Kansas (2000), with additional advanced degrees in French literature and music composition. His research focuses on 20th-century French authors and bilingual literary editions.

• Education:
• PhD in French (University of Kansas, 2000)
• MA in French (University of Kansas, 1988)
• Diplôme Supérieur de Français des Affaires (Paris Chamber of Commerce, 1987)
• Advanced Studies in French Literature (Université Michel de Montaigne, 1983–84)
• Bachelor of Music (Composition, University of Tulsa, 1981)

His publications include a bilingual edition of Pierre Boudot’s work and an analysis of François Mauriac’s novels. His work emphasizes cross-cultural literary interpretation and the intersection of music and language studies.