Résumé
David L. Westenskow
1433 Williams Apt. 706
Denver, CO 80218
303-320-1766
Degrees |
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Bachelor of Arts (French) |
Brigham Young University - 1963 |
Master of Arts (French) |
Brigham Young University - 1967 |
Education |
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1956-1958 |
Eastern Oregon College |
1958-1961 |
Residence in France |
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1961-1963 |
Brigham Young Univesity |
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1963-1964 |
Brigham Young University |
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1964-1966 |
University of Washington |
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Summer 1966 |
Brigham Young University |
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Summer 1969 |
University of Washington |
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Summers 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979,1981 |
University of Minnesota - Minneapolis |
Teaching Experience |
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1998- 2001 |
Professor of Languages (formerly Northern Montana College) |
1973-1998 |
Associate Professor of Language |
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1966-1973 |
Assistant Professor of Language |
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1964-1966 |
Teaching Assistant - French University of Washington |
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1962-1964 |
Teaching Assistant - French Brigham Young University |
Courses taught at Montana State University - Northern (1966-2001) |
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Elementary French Intermediate French Advanced French Composition and Conversation Survey of French Literature French History and Culture French Pronunciation and Phonetics Methods of Teaching French |
Elementary German Intermediate German |
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Elementary Spanish |
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English Composition World Literature I (Greek, Roman, Biblical) World Literature II (Middle Ages, Renaissance, Neo-Classicism) World Literature III (Romanticism, Realism, Naturalism, 20th Century) English Grammar Linguistics History of the English Language Mythology Internet Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences |
Publications |
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A Critical Analysis of Albert Camus' Revolt Against the Absurd. MA Thesis. Brigham Young University, 1967. |
Le Bébé en France . Supplementary cultural materials for second yearcollege French classes. Foreign Language Curriculum Materials Center, University of Minnesota, 1976. |
Professional Service |
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Northern Montana College European Study Tours. For several years, |
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1973 |
Amsterdam - Berlin - Paris - London |
1975 |
Amsterdam - Bonn - Strasbourg - Paris |
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1976 |
London - Berlin - Paris |
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1977 |
Athens - Venice - Florence - Rome |
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1978 |
London - Paris |
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1981 |
London - Paris |
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1982 |
London - Paris |
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1983 |
London - Paris |
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1984 |
Amsterdam - Berlin - Paris |
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1985 |
Venice - Florence - Pisa - Rome |
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1986 |
London - Paris - Berlin |
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1987 |
Heidelberg - Lucerne - Munich - Salzburg - Vienna |
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1988 |
London - Paris - Heidelberg |
Membership on numerous faculty and administrative committees, including: Faculty Senate, Admissions and Standards, Library, Athletic Advisory, Liberal Arts, Teacher Education, and Distance Education. |
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Member Montana Association of Language Teachers and the American Association of Teachers of French. One year president of the Montana chapter of the AATF. Three years co-editor of the MALT newsletter. |
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Attendance at conferences of the Montana Association of Language Teachers, Rocky Mt. Modern Language Association, Central States Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, Pacific Northwest Council on Foreign Languages, and the Northwest Educational Technology Consortium. |
Awards |
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1991 - Burlington Northern Foundation Award for Outstanding Teaching. |
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2002 - Awarded the title of Professor Emeritus of Languages by the Board of Regents of the Montana University System. |