Carole Kruger is a distinguished Professor of French and Francophone Studies at Davidson College, where she brings a wealth of experience and expertise in French language and literature to her students. With a focus on 19th-century French fiction and Québec literature and culture, her research...
Carole Kruger is a distinguished Professor of French and Francophone Studies at Davidson College, where she brings a wealth of experience and expertise in French language and literature to her students. With a focus on 19th-century French fiction and Québec literature and culture, her research interests reflect her deep engagement with the nuances of Francophone narratives and their cultural implications. Throughout her tenure, she has demonstrated a strong commitment to academic excellence, particularly in the administration of Study Abroad Programs, which enrich the educational experiences of her students by immersing them in French-speaking environments.
As the former Chair of the Department of French and Francophone Studies from 2012 to 2018, Carole played a pivotal role in shaping the curriculum and fostering a vibrant academic community. Currently, she is in her eighth tour as Resident Director for the Davidson in France program for the fall of 2023, where she continues to enhance intercultural communication and academic advising for students navigating their international studies. Her leadership in curriculum development has not only elevated the department's offerings but has also inspired students to explore the rich tapestry of French literature and culture.
Carole's expertise in language teaching and academic writing further solidifies her position as a key figure in higher education. She is dedicated to mentoring students, guiding them through their academic journeys, and preparing them for global citizenship. Her passion for French and Québec culture, combined with her administrative acumen, makes her an invaluable asset to Davidson College and the broader academic community.
