Stephanie Cox

Education & Professional History

Florida State University, BA; Bowling Green State University, MA; University of Louisiana (Lafayette), PhD

Highlights & Recent Activity

Since 2007, I have collaborated with folks all over the community to bring interesting people to learn from. It is usually related to how we can talk about identity through art.

• Art Exhibits:     2Fik      David Garneau
• Music Concert: Lost Bayou Ramblers, Cajun band
• Collaboration     (2Fik)      (list of 2018 events)
• Cajun Studies Symposium:  Jean Arceneaux/Barry J. Ancelet (poet)    Kevin Fontenot (historian)  David Cheramie (poet)   Erik Charpentier (documentary filmmaker)
• Alana Conner, cultural psychologist

Comic book biographies: Finita La Gringa, Lulu White: Storyville’s Queen of Diamonds

FRENCH 101-103 – Introduction to French

CCST 100 – A&I seminar “Growing Up Cross-Culturally”

“The invisible twin: visibility and identity in À l’autre bout de moi by Marie-Thérèse Humbert,” in Reading Contemporary African Literature. Critical Perspectives. Eds. Reuben Makayiko Chirambo and J.K.S Makokha, Amsterdam/New York: Rodopi Press, 2013: 159-179.

“Les Enfants de Pitsémine : le texte comme patrie chez Ying Chen et Ook Chung,” co-authored with Jung-Hwa Hong, Univ. of Toronto-Mississauga, Québec Studies : New Voices on Québec (special edition) Fall 2012/Winter 2013, 37-53. 

“Transformations postexiliques dans Querelle d’un squelette avec son double de Ying Chen et Personne de Linda Lê” dans Études Francophones : Québec, Vol 25, Fall/Spring 2010: 124-146. (Special edition)

“La jumelle ‘ambiguë’ : la crispation identitaire” on Marie-Thérèse Humbert’s À l’autre bout de moi, in Études Francophones 17:2 (Fall 2002).

Dissertation on Ying Chen, Canadian fiction writer (female)

Drawing and reading graphic novels (comic books)