Amadou Fofana, 2003 Fellow
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Amadou Fofana Amadou T. Fofana is a doctoral student in the Department of African Languages and Literature. Amadou graduated from Universite Cheikh Anta Diop of Dakar, and served as a language trainer for Peace Corps- Senegal for Several years before coming to the United States in 1997. He obtained a Master’s degree at Michigan State University, and is now completing his Ph.D. at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Amadou’s academic interests include language acquisition and pedagogy, language policy, language use and society, film, literature and culture studies. His dissertation investigates Ousmane Sembene’s film language. |
2003 International Fellows
Saeed Abubakari
Atieno Adala Shireen Ally Benjamin Casillas Yunia Sidney Rentería Castro Nokuthula Cele Reuben Chirambo Nolutho Diko Tibebe Eshete Santiago Espinosa Juan Espinosa Amadou Fofana Efitre Jackson Illona Kodjo-Wayo Opportuna Kweka Juan Polanco Manrique Dalia Borge Marin Clemente Santos Martinez Alejandro Masis Myra Melgar Colman Titus Msoka Lawrence Mugisha David Mwanani Peter Mwesige Damalie Naggita-Musoke Evelyn Lwanga Namubiru Rene Navarro Bekisizwe Ndimande Rosaleen O. B. Nhlekisana Maria Nyepi Mary Ofori Akura O’Kongo Carlos Ortiz Oyebade Kunle Oyerinde Alejandro Jose Paredes Clementina Rivera Reyes Dr. Myint Myint Sein Steve Sharra Fortunata Songora Andrew State Sulley Sumani Cynthia Watson
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