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Émir Delic, Ph.D., serves as Dean of Faculties and College Studies and Professor of French Studies at Sainte-Anne University. With over 25 years of immersion in Canadian Francophonie, he joined the Department of French Studies in 2014, became department head in 2020, and served as Vice-Dean of University Studies from 2021 to 2025. His leadership focuses on curriculum planning, administrative innovation, and educational partnerships including the Master FLE-B.Éd dual degree program.
Specializing in minority Francophone literature in Canada, Delic examines individual and collective self-representations of marginalized subjects. His research bridges intercultural experiences gained through academic work in Waterloo, Saint-Jérôme, Nantes, and Ottawa, reflecting deep engagement with Acadian and Ontario Francophone communities. His scholarly approach integrates lived cultural immersion with academic rigor.
His external contributions demonstrate significant professional recognition:
- Directed 'Francophone Canadian Literature and Culture' collection for The Literary Encyclopedia (2014-2021)
- Served on federal EDI Canada Evaluation Committee (2022-2023)
- Current Vice-President of Canadian Studies Network (since 2025)
Delic's administrative philosophy emphasizes collegiality, integrity, and strategic vision, extending beyond campus through collaborations with government agencies and international organizations. His community-focused leadership has advanced Sainte-Anne University's regional and global partnerships while strengthening Francophone academic networks across Canada.
