Molly Enz

Molly Enz

Distinguished Professor

Biography

My objective as a humanities educator is to provide students with the tools to broaden their horizons. I expose my students to a variety of ideas, values, practices and perspectives they might not otherwise encounter in order to expand their worldviews and challenge them to think critically about the world around them. My research is interdisciplinary in nature and weaves together several areas of inquiry: Francophone literature and cinema from West Africa and the Caribbean, postcolonial studies and gender studies. I attempt to draw out how legacies of inequalities, power and privilege have inflected notions of race, gender, identity and social change in Francophone literature and film written/produced/set in Senegal and Haiti.

Education

Academic and Professional Experience

Academic Interests
Academic Interests
  • French language
  • Francophone literature and cinema
  • Global Studies
  • Intercultural competence
  • Experiential learning
Mailing Address:
Lincoln Hall 311
School of American & Global Studies-Box 2212
University Station
Brookings, SD 57007
Office Location:
Lincoln Hall
Room 311