French Club

FALL 2017 FRENCH CLUB ACTIVITIES

*Les Tables Françaises (for all students)

With Kaitlynn Haney (President of the French Club).

Students will discuss study abroad programs & personal experiences; they will meet up to watch films, to speak French casually, meet francophone people, and much more… Emails will be sent directly by Kaitlynn prior to each event/meet up.

*Les Déjeuners Info (for students of FR-2000-3000-4000)

With Pr. Kelly Peebles & Pr. Eric Touya.

Pr. Eric Touya	September 27^th	12:00 – 1:00 pm	Strode Tower 206
Pr. Kelly Peebles	November 8^th	12:00 – 1:00 pm	Strode Tower 206

Students will watch French news and start a discussion/debate. This is meant for you to have a good time, to learn about France’s current events and culture, and to improve your understanding and speaking of the French language.

*Les Soirées Ciné (for all students)

With Pr. Pauline de Tholozany, Pr. Anne Salces y Nedeo & Pr. Kenneth Widgren

Pr. Pauline de Tholozany	September 26^th	04:30-06:30 pm	ASC 118	Le Bureau des légendes (s.1 ep. 1+2)
Pr. Anne Salces y Nedeo	October 18^th	04:30-06-30 pm	DH 104	Le jouet (1976)
Pr. Kenneth Widgren	November 1^st	04:30-06:30 pm	DH 104	L’avenir (2016)

Students will watch French/francophone films and start a discussion/debate. These may be part of a course requirement but all students at Clemson University are invited to attend. Participating in these events will develop your listening comprehension skills, as well as your speaking skills in French, and allow you to discover new perspectives on France and the francophone world.

*Le Rendez-vous Francophone (for all students of French) – Half day/Full day

With Kaitlynn Haney & Pr. Anne Salces y Nedeo.

A “francophone” outing may be organized during the semester. More information to come.
Francophone guest speakers may also be invited to share their experiences with you, on campus. More information soon.

Attending French Club events are a great way to improve your mastery of the French language in a casual setting, and to learn more about the francophone world. Check with your professor to know if you would receive extra credits for attending.