USC Francophone Research & Resource Center

MEET AWARD-WINNING NEW YORK TIMES COLUMNIST ELAINE SCIOLINO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 3-5 pm DOHENY LIBRARY 241... ON THE SEINE Elaine Sciolino is the author of five books of nonfiction, including the New York Times bestseller The Only Street in Paris. Her new book, The Seine: The River that Made Paris, has received glowing reviews. She is a contributing writer and former Paris bureau chief for the New York Times and has worked as a foreign correspondent in countries around the world. In 2010, she was decorated as a chevalier of the Legion of Honor, the highest distinction of the French state, for her special contribution to the friendship between France and the United States.

Come join us for an afternoon and a morning of discussion on French and Francophone Women Writers across the centuries...

Information Session | How to become a teacher in a French Immersion Program? | May 8th | UCLA

Prix des jeunes cinéphiles francophones

Join us for our 1st Information Session dedicated to Prospective Teachers! Detailed Program is out: https://credentialsinformationsession.eventbrite.fr

Interested in becoming a Teacher in a Dual-Language Immersion Program in French? Don't miss our Information Session with UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies & LAUSD on May 8th UCLA Royce Hall FREE Event with Testimonials and Q&A!

[COLCOA 2017] COLCOA French Film Festival line up announced! 9 days of Premieres in Hollywood from April 24 to May 2! Including cinema, television, shorts and ...web series competitions. Get the full program here: http://www.colcoa.org/program-2017/overview RSVP and Box Office to open on April 6! All you need to know about upcoming French films in U.S. theatres, on Blu-ray, DVD or digital: Visit and like the COLCOA page on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/COLCOAFESTIVAL/ Or click on this link: http://www.colcoa.org/ #COLCOA2017 #FrenchfilmsandTVseries #FrenchpremieresinLA

At LA Unified, we truly believe that language connects us all. We recognize our bilingual and multilingual learners as an integral part of our school district. ...In honor of National Multilingual Learner Advocacy month, we’re asking all students to create a 15 to 30 second video that answers the question, How does language connect us all? Deadline is April 25. Go to http://bit.ly/languageconnectsusall for more information. #LanguageConnectsUsAll See more

Discover the Best of New French Fiction with the Albertine Prize!

Free workshop | April 1st @ USC| Teaching French with the Media