Dr. Bouillon is a Lecturer of French at Â鶹ŮÑÝÔ± Institute where she teaches French language and culture courses. She earned her Ph.D. in French and Francophone Studies from the University of Pennsylvania in 2025. Prior to this, she received a Master’s in FLE (Teaching French as a Foreign Language) from the Sorbonne (Paris IV). Her primary research interests include nineteenth-century French literature, sound studies, and sensory studies with a focus on representations of sound and sound reproduction technologies in late nineteenth-century French fictions (e.g., Villiers de l’Isle-Adam, Maupassant etc.). Prior to joining VMI full-time, she taught at UPenn and Washington and Lee University.
Dr. Camille Bouillon, Ph.D.
Lecturer
Office: 536 Scott Shipp Hall
Phone: 540-464-7619
Email: bouillonco@vmi.edu
Fields: 19th-century French literature, sound studies
Dr. Camille Bouillon, Ph.D.
Lecturer
Office: 536 Scott Shipp Hall
Phone: 540-464-7619
Email: bouillonco@vmi.edu
Fields: 19th-century French literature, sound studies