About Professor Gasbarrone

  • Received a Ford Foundation grant while an undergraduate at Bowdoin College

  • Served as an assistante d'anglais in a French lycée

  • Through a French government scholarship, taught English to students at the École normale supérieure (Sèvres)

  • As a graduate student at Princeton University, taught French language courses and was a preceptor for a large, team-taught lecture course in comparative literature

  • Taught at Tulane University for four years before coming to Franklin & Marshall College in 1986

  • At F&M, has taught courses crossing a variety of disciplines, including Women’s and Gender Studies, Comparative Literary Studies, and International Studies

  • Has served F&M in many leadership roles, including French department chair, Women's Studies (now Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies) chair, Language Studies Council convenor, and Director of International Studies