Robert Kilpatrick, Ph.D.

Interim Chair of the Department of Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology

Professor of French
Department of Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology College of Arts, Culture, and Scientific Inquiry

678-839-0612
rkilpatr@westgH9jd25XFmuDajxBFa.edu

Melson Hall - Room 123A
Office Hours
TR:10-11:00 am
and by appointment.

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Robert Kilpatrick, Ph.D.

Robert Kilpatrick received his B.A. from Truman State University, and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Indiana University. Before coming to the University of West Georgia, he taught French and Italian at IU and French at Duke University. He directed the IU Study Abroad Program in St Brieuc, France for five summers, and has also lived extensively in Aix-en-Provence and Angers, France. He is currently co-director of the UWG study abroad program in Tours, France. His research focuses on Renaissance French and Neo-Latin literature, humanism and early modern theories of imitation. In the field of language pedagogy, his research interests include the development of proficiency-based assessment tools and the use of instructional technologies to enhance language learning. He teaches courses on French language, culture and literature.

  • B.A., French and History, Truman State University, 1999
  • M.A., French Literature, Indiana University, 2001
  • Ph.D., French Literature, Indiana University, 2009
  • Ph.D. Minor, Italian Literature, Indiana University, 2009

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Fall 2020 Sections

Spring 2020 Sections

  • XIDS-2301 (Introduction to Global Studies) Section: 01
  • FREN-4484 (Senior Capstone) Section: N01

Fall 2019 Sections

  • FREN-1001 (Elementary French I) Section: 05
  • FREN-1001 (Elementary French I) Section: 06
  • FORL-2300 (Topics in National Literatures) Section: E01

Summer 2019 Sections

  • FREN-1002 (Elementary French II) Section: 01S
  • FREN-2001 (Intermediate French I) Section: 01S
  • FREN-2002 (Intermediate French II) Section: 01S
  • FREN-3100 (Composition and Conversation) Section: 01S
  • FREN-3100 (Composition and Conversation) Section: 02S
  • FREN-3211 (Topics in French Culture) Section: 02S
  • FREN-4150 (Advanced Language Skills) Section: 01S

Spring 2019 Sections

  • FREN-4785 (Perspectives on Immigration) Section: 01

Fall 2018 Sections

  • FREN-1001 (Elementary French I) Section: 05

Fall 2017 Sections

  • FREN-1001 (Elementary French I) Section: 05
  • FREN-3220 (La France à l'âge classique) Section: 01W
  • FREN-4320 (French Civiliztn and Culture) Section: 01
  • FREN-4484 (Senior Capstone) Section: 01
  • FREN-4785 (Central Africa in Bande-Dessin) Section: 01

Summer 2017 Sections

  • FREN-4150 (Advanced Language Skills) Section: 01
  • FREN-4484 (Senior Capstone) Section: 01
  • FORL-4501 (Found of Language Development) Section: E01

Spring 2017 Sections

  • FREN-1002 (Elementary French II) Section: 01

Fall 2016 Sections

  • FREN-1001 (Elementary French I) Section: 03
  • FREN-1001 (Elementary French I) Section: 04

Summer 2016 Sections

  • FREN-4150 (Advanced Language Skills) Section: 01S
  • FREN-4785 (Internship in France) Section: 01S

Spring 2016 Sections

  • FREN-4310 (Refugees & Migrants) Section: 01

Fall 2015 Sections

  • FREN-1001 (Elementary French I) Section: AB1
  • FREN-1001 (Elementary French I) Section: 01B
  • FREN-1002 (Elementary French II) Section: AB1
  • FREN-1002 (Elementary French II) Section: 01B

Spring 2015 Sections

  • FREN-1002 (Elementary French II) Section: 01
  • FREN-1002 (Elementary French II) Section: 02
  • FREN-1002 (Elementary French II) Section: 03