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Dr.
BioDun
Ogundayo
Associate Professor of French and Comparative Literature with Tenure
Division of Communication and the Arts
Ph. D.
French and Francophone Literature and Cultures
State University of New York at Buffalo
M. A.
French
Queen's University in Canada
M. A.
French
University of Lagos, Nigeria
B. A.
French
University of Lagos, Nigeria
Dr. Ogundayo's research interests include literature of religion and spirituality along with a special interest in translation and black and African spirituality. He is fluent in Yoruba (his native tongue), French, English and Hausa, and holds written fluency knowledge of Spanish, Italian, and some Ghanaian languages.
He is also a guest editor for the Journal of African Studies. He has taught at SUNY Buffalo; the University of Alberta, Canada; Queen’s University, Canada; Ogun State University, Nigeria; and most recently was an assistant professor of French at Whitworth College in Spokane, Washington.
Dr. Ogundayo enjoys various activities in his spare time, including writing poetry, cooking, and he has a love for photography. He also enjoys his solitude and silence as well and will often go for long drives around the countryside.
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