The Department of French and Italian at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio offers graduate teaching associateships on a competitive basis to strong applicants to its PhD program in French and Francophone Studies. Applicants admitted to the PhD program teach one introductory French course per semester and receive tuition remission and a monthly stipend of roughly $1700 US for nine months. The assistantship is renewable for up to 4 or 5 years contingent upon success in the program. Please see a full description of our vibrant doctoral program in French and Francophone Studies and instructions to apply at http://frit.osu.edu/grad/French-PhD We accept students with either a bachelor's or a master's degree. Suggested application deadline for non-US citizens is November 30; that for US citizens is December 15. For questions about our doctoral program in French and Francophone Studies, please contact Ms. Della Winters at winters.183@osu.edu or Prof. Wynne Wong at wong.240@osu.edu. Please share with students in your department. Thank you.