Luc Beaudoin
Professor
What I do
My research concentrates primarily on the voice of queer writers and how they find their place in translations broadly speaking (different languages, different countries, different times). I teach a variety of queer studies and queer theory classes, as well as broader classes on the discipline of gender studies.Professional Biography
After completing a PhD in Russian language and literature at the University of Toronto I moved to be in the Russian program at the University of Denver. For most of the 2010s I served as an administrator in the Office of Internationalization, returning to teach in the Gender and Women’s Studies program in 2020.
Degree(s)
- Ph.D., Russian Literature , University of Toronto , 1993
- MA, Russian Literature , University of Ottawa , 1989
- Research for M.A. Thesis, Archives of the Pushkinskii Dom, Leningrad State University , 1989
- Qualifying year for M.A. in Russian Literature, Russian Literature , McGill University , 1987
- BA, German and Russian Literatures, 1986
Professional Affiliations
- American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages
- Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies
- Canadian Association of Slavists
- Portuguese Studies Association
