Samuel Zadi, Ph.D. - Central Connecticut State University
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Samuel Zadi, Ph.D. - Central Connecticut State University
Samuel Zadi, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of French Coordinator of the French Program Department of Modern Languages and Literatures Central Connecticut State University [email protected] 860-832-2889 EDUCATION Ph.D., French (Francophone African & Caribbean Literatures and Cultures), University of MissouriColumbia, 2004. Dissertation: “Hybridité Linguistique et Culturelle dans les Romans Francophones Africains et Antillais: Une Etude Comparative” D.E.A (Diplôme d’Etudes Approfondies), Francophone African Literatures, Université de Cote d’Ivoire, 1996. Nationale Maîtrise, Lettres Modernes (French), Université de Cote d’Ivoire, 1994. Licence, Lettres Modernes (French), Université Nationale de Cote d’Ivoire, 1993. RESEARCH INTEREST African and Caribbean Francophone Literatures and Cinema Post-colonial theory Solidarity and Individualism in the Francophone novel and cinema PUBLICATIONS Book Zadi, Samuel. (with Andrea Frohne, Ghirmai Negash), Eds. At the Crossroads: Readings of the Postcolonial and the Global in African Literature and Visual Art. New Jersey: Africa World Press, 2014, Print. 359 pages. Journal Articles: Zadi, Samuel. « Guelwaar : An Opinion on Food Aid. » The Journal of the African Literature Association 5.1 (2010): 175-188. Print. Zadi, Samuel. « ‘La Solidarité Africaine’ dans Le Ventre de l’Atlantique de Fatou Diome. » Nouvelles Études Francophones 25.3 (2010) : 75-82. Print. Zadi, Samuel. « Réalité ou Travestissement: Image de l'Afrique dans Faat Kiné de Sembene Ousmane. » The French Review 82.3 (2009) : 84-95. Print. Book Chapters: 1 Zadi, Samuel. “Monnè, Outrages et Défis d’Ahmadou Kourouma:Un Avis sur l’Impact de la Colonisation? At the Crossroads: Readings of the Postcolonial and the Global in African Literature and Visual Art. New Jersey: Africa World Press, (2014). 112-130. Print. Zadi, Samuel. (with Andrea Frohne, Ghirmai Negash). “Introduction” to At the Crossroads: Readings of the Postcolonial and the Global in African Literature and Visual Art. New Jersey: Africa World Press, (2014). 5-33. Print. 24 pages. Zadi, Samuel. « Pensée Imageante, Destruction et Déchéance dans l’œuvre d’Ahmadou Kourouma.» Un Donsomana pour Kourouma. ed. Pierre Kadi Sossou and Bernadette KassiKrecoum. Berlin: Wissenschaftlicher Verlag, 2007. 87-98. Print. Manuscript in Progress (to be submitted for publication): Zadi, Samuel. “African Solidarity Then and Now: a Diachronic Study of the Concept in Francophone African Literature and Cinema.” Zadi, Samuel. « La Nouvelle Image de l’Afrique dans la série Adoras.” Reviewed Work (textbook) Bragger and Rice. Quant à Moi: Témoignages des Français et des Francophones, 4th edition. Boston, MA : 2009. Page ix. Print Creative Work Zadi, Samuel. (poet) and John Lane (composer): Songs for Eleanor: For Soprano, Clarinet & Piano. Settings in French and English of Original Francophone Poetry of Samuel Zadi. Performance of Song for Elenor Jan. 2010: Columbia Art Museum, Columbia SC Nov. 2009: French Camp Academy, French Camp, Mississippi Nov 2009: Piney Woods School – Jackson, Mississippi Nov 2009: William Grant Still National Conference – Natchez, MS Nov. 2009: Louisiana State University – Baton Rouge Feb. 2008: Celebration of “Black History Month” – Columbia SC – CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2015: “Re-Humanizing Humans in Postcolonial Africa: African Solidarity in Fatou Diome’s Ketala.”ALA (African Literature Association) Annual Convention, University of Bayreuth (Germany), June 2015. 2014: « Conceptualisation et Pratique des la “Solidarité Africaine” dans Le Pagne Noir de Bernard Dadié. » ALA (African Literature Association) Annual Convention, Johannesburg (South Africa), April 2014. 2 2014: «Communautarism and Individualism in Sembene Ousmane’s Money Order. » ASA (African Studies Association) Conference, Baltimore, MD, November 2013. 2013: « ‘La Solidarité Africaine’ Hier et Aujourd’hui: Etude du Concept dans Mandabi de Sembene Ousmane.» ALA (African Literature Association), Charleston, SC, March 2013. 2012: « La Nouvelle Image de l’Afrique dans la série Adoras. » NEMLA (North Eastern Modern Language Association), Rochester, NY, March 2012. « La Technique Equilibriste de Sembene Ousmane. » ALA (African Literature Association), Dallas, TX, April 2012. 2011: « ‘La Solidarité Africaine’ dans Kétala de Fatou Diome: L’Enseignement aux Humains. » The African Literature Association Annual Convention. Ohio University, April 2011. 2010 : « Monnè Outrages et Défis d’Ahmadou Kourouma : Quel Avis sur la Colonisation ? » ALA (African Literature Association) Conference. The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, March 2010. 2009: « La Nouvelle Image de l’Afrique dans les Films Tirés de la Collection Adoras. » African Literature Association Conference. The University of Vermont, Berlington, VT, April 2009. 2008 : « La communauté comme facteur de régression sociale dans Le Ventre de l’Atlantique de Fatou Diome. » ALA (African Literature Association) Conference. Macomb, IL, April 2008. « Images Roses de l’Afrique dans Cache-Cache d’Amour et Le Pari de l’Amour de Didier Aufort. » Cincinnati Romance Conference, OH, May 2008. 2007 : « Le Dilemme de Sembene Ousmane: Comment Dénoncer sans Perpétuer les Stéréotypes? » Cincinnati Romance Conference. Cincinnati, OH, May 2007. 2006 « Monnè, la Métaphore du Train et les Promesses non-Tenues. » American Association of Teachers of French. Milwaukee, WI, July 2006. « Naturel Sénégalais, Masques Français chez Sembene Ousmane. » North Carolina Romance Conference. Chapell Hill, NC, March 2006. «Faat-Kiné, un Contre-Discours à l’Afro Pessimisme ? » Cincinnati Romance Conference. Cincinnati, May, 2006. 2005: « Pensée Imageante, Déchéance et Destruction dans l’Oeuvre d’Ahmadou Kourouma. » Conseil International d’Études Francophones. Gatineau, QC (Canada), June 2005. “Home Video Movies and Literature in Africa: from the Trap to the Stimulator.” African Literature Association. Boulder, CO, April 2005. 3 “Giver or the Receiver, What Shall I Be? Sambène Ousmane’s Le Mandat and the Gift?” North American Christian Foreign Languages Association. Palos Heights, March 2005. 2000 : « De la Fonction poétique dans Le Baobab fou de Ken Bugul. » Cincinnati Annual Romance Conference. Cincinnati, OH, March 2000. 1999: “French Language in Former French Colonies.” The Future for Africa Conference. Columbia, MO, 1999. « Littérature Francophone Africaine: de l’Oralité à l’Ère Postcoloniale. » Institut des Sciences et Techniques de la Communication. Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, 1999. 1998: “Postcolonial Poetry from West-Africa: Pacéré Titinga and the Poetry of the Drum.” Goshen College, IN, 1998. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Fall 2013- Present: University of Texas, San Antonio (Senior Lecturer - Coordinator of the French Program) Literature, Cinema and Business French Courses : • FRN 4213: Francophone African Cinema • FRN 2333: Francophone Literature and Cultures • CSH 3823: Francophone Literature in English Translation • FRN 3413: Survey of French Literature-Middle Ages – 16th Century. • FRN 3413: Survey of French Literature-Middle Ages to 20th Century • FRN 3053: Business French • FRN 4213: French Culture -Study Abroad in France. Language Courses: • FRN 1014: Elementary French I • FRN 1024: Elementary French II • FRN 2024: Intermediate French II • FRN 3023: Advanced French 2004 –2013: Wheaton College (Assistant Professor and Visiting Association Professor of French) Before I applied for tenure and promotion, the tenure-track faculty line I held was eliminated due to a reduction to the French faculty (from 3 to 2) for budgetary reasons. I was promoted Visiting Associate Professor. Literature, culture and films courses: • French 340: Francophone African Literatures & Cultures • French 489: Francophone Caribbean Literatures and Cultures • French 334: Francophone African Cinema 4 • French 494: Francophone Women Writers from Africa, the Caribbean and France Language courses: • French 101: Elementary French I • French 102: Elementary French II • French 201: Intermediate French • French 331: French Conversation • French 341: Advanced French Conversation • French 302: French Composition 2002-2004: Goshen College (Visiting Assistant professor as ABD) Literature and Culture Courses: • MCLL 300: Francophone African and Caribbean Literatures & Cultures (in Engl. Translation): • MCLL 125: Francophone African Cultures (in English translation) Language Courses: • Elementary French I: French 101 • Elementary French II: French 102 • Intermediate French: French 200 1999-2002: University of Missouri, Columbia (Graduate Instructor of French) Language Courses: • Elementary French: FRN I & II • Intermediate French: FRN I & II STUDY ABROAD EXPERIENCE Summer 2014: University of Texas, San Antonio: “UTSA in France 2014” Initiated and led successfully the first department -sponsored study abroad program in France. Summer 2009: Wheaton College: “Wheaton in France 2009.” Co-led a seven-week program in France (Paris and Annecy). May-July 2004: Goshen College: “Senegal 2004” Initiated and led a semester-long program in Senegal. 21 students. May-July 2004: Goshen College: “SST in Cote d’Ivoire 2002” Co-led a semester-long program with 14 students. 1996-1998: Local (in Cote d’Ivoire) Coordinator of study abroad programs for Goshen College: Found local families for students, invited guest lecturers, and assisted three (3) different Goshen College faculty leaders in Cote d’Ivoire. 5 INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE University of Texas, San Antonio: • • • • 2013- Present: Coordinator of the French program 2013- Present: “Academic Policy and Curriculum Committee” (Modern lang. & Lit.) 2013- Present: “Faculty Advisory Committee” (Modern Languages & Lit.) 2013- Present: Modern Language Majors (French) Advisor Wheaton College: • • • • • • 2005-2013” Student (Major)’s advisor 2009-2011: Interdisciplinary Committee 2007-2013: Foreign Language Competency Committee 2007-2010: Faculty Leader of “La Table Française” 2000 & 2001: Co-organizer of the African-Week 2006-2007: The 10-Year Review Committee SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION • 2014-Present: Member of the “Executive Council” of the ALA (African Literature Association) • 2010- 2013: “President of the Francophone Caucus” - The ALA (African Literature Association) • 2011: “Special Thanks” for excellent contribution to the African Literature Association • 2008-2009: “Vice-President of the Francophone Caucus” - The African Literature Ass. GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS: • • • • • • • 2014: Travel Grant to present a paper at the African Literature Association Convention in Johannesburg, South Africa: $1,600 2010: Alumni Grant, Wheaton College: $2,000 2009: Aldeen Grant, Wheaton College: $1000 2005: Junior Faculty Grant, Wheaton College: $3900 2005: Aldeen Grant, Wheaton College: $1000 1999-2001: Teaching Fellowship: University of Missouri-Columbia 1994-1998: Graduate Fellowship: University Nationale de Cote d’Ivoire.. 6 LANGUAGES French: Native English: Near Native German: Reading knowledge Latin: Reading knowledge REFERENCES Dr. Marita Nummikoski, Chair Associate Professor of Russian Department of Modern languages and Literatures University of Texas, San Antonio San Antonio, TX 78249 Phone: (210)458- 4377 Email: [email protected] Dr. Nestor Quiroa Associate Professor of Spanish Foreign Language Department Wheaton College Wheaton, IL 60187 Phone: (630) 752-5796 Email: [email protected] Dr. Soraya Mekerta Associate Professor of French (Francophone Studies) Director of the African Diaspora and the World Program Past President, African Literature Association Spellman College Atlanta, GA 30314 (404) 270-5553 [email protected] 7 8