Anne Perriguey
Senior Instructor of French
302E Administration Building
208-885-5234
School of Global Studies
University of Idaho
875 Perimeter Drive MS 3174
Moscow, Idaho 83844-3174
Anne Perriguey is senior instructor of French.
- M.A., French, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, 1991
- B.A., Langues et Civilisations Etrangères, Besançon, 1986
Courses
- FLEN 210: Introduction to Classical Mythology
- FREN 101-102: Elementary French I-II
- FREN 201-202: Intermediate French I-II
- FREN 301: Advanced French Grammar
- FREN 308: Advanced French Conversation
- FREN 419: French and Francophone Cinema
- FREN 408: French and Francophone Cultures and Institutions
Being originally from Eastern France, it was natural for Anne Perriguey to start learning English and German in middle school. She was later in an international high school where a lot of her classmates were trilingual, which made her acutely aware of the need to become proficient in other languages. Her love of languages and literature naturally led to a bachelor's degree in English literature and civilization and a master's degree in French literature. She has traveled extensively and still visits France on a regular basis.
As a teaching assistant during her graduate studies, she developed a strong interest in pedagogy and since joining the University of Idaho in 1999, teaching has been her main focus. She is active in the Idaho Association of Teachers of Languages and Cultures and organizes a Francophone group for the Moscow-Pullman community.