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Melissa Deininger

Assistant Teaching Professor of International Studies and French

Iowa State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

World Languages and Cultures

Melissa Deininger is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Assistant Teaching Professor of International Studies and French at Iowa State University.

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Melissa Deininger

Iowa State University

Assistant Teaching Professor of International Studies and French

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literature literary criticism literary theory modern literature american literature literary history narrative contemporary fiction literary studies french theatre computer science international relations political communication diplomacy computing education learning sciences educational technology french studies human-computer interaction soft computing victorian literature rumor spreading learning-by-doing classroom practices active learning interactive learning digital learning international communication language culture intercultural communication enlightenment paris victor hugo sound imagery exploring performance world languages community formation french civilization french revolution french history cultural history global history modernity transnational history history decoloniality french politics

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Automatically Generated Practice in the Classroom: Exploring Performance and Impact Across Courses. 2022 International Conference on Software, Telecommunications and Computer Networks (SoftCOM) (2024)

Rachel Van CampenhoutBenny G. JohnsonMichelle ClarkMelissa DeiningerShannon HarperKelly G. OdenwellerErin Wilgenbusch

exploring performancehuman-computer interactionlearning sciencesclassroom practicesactive learningcomputing educationperformance studiesdigital learningcomputer scienceeducationeducational technologylearning-by-doingsoft computinginteractive learning

The Benefits of and: Adding Value in Departments of World Languages and Cultures. ADFL Bulletin (2022)

Melissa Deininger

world languagesmultilingualismcultureintercultural communicationcommunicationinternational communicationlanguagelanguage culture

Sade, Un Essai Biographique, Par Laurence L. Bongie, Trans. Alan Mcdonnell Et Armelle St-Martin. Eighteenth-Century Fiction (2019)

Melissa A. Deininger

intellectual historyliterary historynarrativeliterary theoryliteratureworld literatureliterary studiesliterary criticismcontemporary fictionvictorian literatureenglishcomparative literatureamerican literature

Sade’s Sensibilities, Ed. Kate Parker and Norbert Sclippa. Eighteenth-Century Fiction (2017)

Melissa Deininger

literary historymodern literaturenarrativeliterary theoryliteratureliterary studiesliterary criticismcontemporary fictionhumanitiescomparative literatureamerican literature

“Aures Habet Et Non Audiet”: Sound Imagery in Victor Hugo's Quatrevingt-Treize. Symposium A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures (2015)

Melissa Deininger

sound imagerymodern literatureliteratureliterary criticismvictor hugotheatre

Rumor, Diplomacy and War in Enlightenment Paris. French Studies (2015)

M. A. Deininger

international relationsfrenchenlightenment parisdiplomacypolitical communicationfrench studiesrumor spreading

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Melissa Deininger

Assistant Teaching Professor of International Studies and French

Iowa State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

World Languages and Cultures

Melissa Deininger is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Assistant Teaching Professor of International Studies and French at Iowa State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Melissa Deininger

Iowa State University

Assistant Teaching Professor of International Studies and French

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Rachel Van CampenhoutBenny G. JohnsonMichelle ClarkMelissa DeiningerShannon HarperKelly G. OdenwellerErin Wilgenbusch

The Benefits of and: Adding Value in Departments of World Languages and Cultures. ADFL Bulletin (2022)

Melissa Deininger

world languagesmultilingualismcultureintercultural communicationcommunicationinternational communicationlanguagelanguage culture

Sade, Un Essai Biographique, Par Laurence L. Bongie, Trans. Alan Mcdonnell Et Armelle St-Martin. Eighteenth-Century Fiction (2019)

Melissa A. Deininger

Sade’s Sensibilities, Ed. Kate Parker and Norbert Sclippa. Eighteenth-Century Fiction (2017)

Melissa Deininger

literary historymodern literaturenarrativeliterary theoryliteratureliterary studiesliterary criticismcontemporary fictionhumanitiescomparative literatureamerican literature

“Aures Habet Et Non Audiet”: Sound Imagery in Victor Hugo's Quatrevingt-Treize. Symposium A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures (2015)

Melissa Deininger

sound imagerymodern literatureliteratureliterary criticismvictor hugotheatre

Rumor, Diplomacy and War in Enlightenment Paris. French Studies (2015)

M. A. Deininger

international relationsfrenchenlightenment parisdiplomacypolitical communicationfrench studiesrumor spreading

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