Aurélie Godet
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Professional experience
Senior Lecturer of U.S. History
Bordeaux University - Bordeaux - France(Since November 2010)
- I am mostly teaching language classes this year, and will start teaching U.S. History in 2011.
Guest Speaker
Google, Natixis, GDF Suez, Bouygues, Accuracy - Paris(Since April 2009)
- Among topics that I recently covered: “Does the Internet create ‘virtual communities’ ?”, “The American dream: a necessary myth?”, “Gangsters on screen: tragic heroes?”, “Is rock music fundamentally anti-establishment?”, and “Where does the Kennedy myth come from?”.
- Audience : managers and employees. Length of each lecture: 2 hours.
Lecturer in U.S. History and Translation
Paris Diderot University - Paris(September 2005 - September 2010)
- Designed and taught the following undergraduate courses:
"Introduction to U.S. History, 1450-2010"
"From the Great Explorations to the Creation of the Republic, 1450-1800"
"From the Creation of the Republic to the Civil War, 1800-1865"
"Translation from English into French"
Lecturer on French-American Relations
Academic Programs International - Paris(September 2010 - January 2011)
- Designed and taught a course on "The History of French-American Relations from the 18th Century to the Present".
- Audience: a group of 15 UMass Amherst students.
Fulbright Visiting Fellow
Georgetown University - Washington, DC(September 2005 - September 2008)
- Researching at the Library of Congress.
- Interviewing conservative intellectuals for my dissertation.
- Presenting my work to the faculty of the History Department.
Reviewer for an Online Music Magazine
Albumrock - Paris(2003 - 2005)
- Reviewing albums, DVDs, books, pertaining to the rock n roll genre
French Language Instructor
Duke University - Durham, NC(June 2001 - June 2002)
- French grammar and civilization courses.
- Audience: freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors.
- Level: intermediate French.
