French Faculty

		Tammy Berberi Ph.D. Indiana University Prof. Berberi teaches courses on Modern France as well as French Women Writers and Disability Studies. She specializes in 19th- c. French literature and Disability Studies. Berberi co-edited Worlds Apart: Disability and Foreign Language Learning (2008), and is working on projects on caricature in 19th-c. France and on the poetry of Tristan Corbière. Prof Berberi's CV

		Sarah Buchanan Ph.D. University of Minnesota Prof. Buchanan teaches Francophone courses and specializes in Francophone literature and film. She is completing Inside-Out: Gender and Nationalism in French Immigration Literature and Film. Her articles have appeared in French Review, Présence Francophone and several edited collections. Prof. Buchanan's home page

		Stephen Martin Ph.D. University of Virginia Prof. Martin joined the UMM faculty in the fall of 2007, Trained as a medievalist who specializes in editing and digitizing medieval texts, Prof Martin offers courses that ask what it means to be “normal”—and especially not—in Medieval & Renaissance society, and on female authorship in the Late Middle Ages and Early-Modern France.