Candice Guerbeau

ALSLA Doctoral Student

Bio

Candice Guerbeau is a Ph.D. candidate in LCAL's Applied Linguistics & Second Language Acquisition (ALSLA) doctoral program at Carnegie Mellon University. Originally from Lille, France, she moved to the United States in 2021 after being selected for a Fulbright scholarship (FLTA) to teach at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Penn. Before moving, she earned a B.A. in Political and Social Sciences and a M.A. in Communication at Sciences Po Lille, as well as another M.A. in Sociology at the University of Lille.

She is a teacher of French as a second/foreign language (L2), which directly connects with her research interests. Her current research focuses on gender-inclusive strategies and practices in the French language and in the L2 French classroom, aiming to promote social and gender justice in second language learning and beyond.

Education

M.A., Sociology, University of Lille

M.A., Communication, Sciences Po Lille

B.A.,Political and Social Sciences, Sciences Po Lille

Hypokhâgne, Literature, A/L Lycée Faidherbe

Areas of Interest

Courses Taught at CMU

Selected Awards and Honors

Selected Community, University & Professional Service