EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Tabetha Ewing (2026)
Executive Director
Bard College
Research Field: Eighteenth Century
Madeline Woker (2026)
Secretary/Web Coordinator
Collegium Helveticum/University of Sheffield
Research Field: Nineteenth and Twentieth Century
Jeff Horn (2026)
Co-President
Manhattan College
Research Field: French Revolution
Luc Robène (2027)
Co-President Elect
Université de Bordeaux
Research Field: Cultural History
Mita Choudhury (2024)
Member-at-Large
Vassar College
Research Field: Eighteenth Century
Edward J. Kolla (2025)
Member-at-Large
Georgetown University in Qatar
Research Field: French Revolution
Jennifer Ngaire Heuer (2025)
Co-Editor, French Historical Studies
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Research Field: French Revolution and Francophone Caribbean
Bryant T. Ragan (2025)
Past Executive Director
Colorado College
Research Field: Eighteenth Century
Kristina Roney (2027)
Financial Officer
Washington and Lee University
Research Field: Nineteenth-century French Literature
Sally Charnow (2026)
Co-President
Hofstra University
Research Field: Nineteenth and Twentieth Century
Janine Lanza (2025)
Immediate Past President
Wayne State University
Research Field: Early Modern
Christine Haynes (2025)
Co-Editor, French Historical Studies
University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Research Field: Nineteenth Century
Solveig Serre (2027)
Co-President Elect
Centre nationale de la recherche scientifique (CNRS)
Research Field: Cultural History
Annette Joseph-Gabriel (2024)
Member-at-Large & Pre-tenure Faculty Representative
Duke University
Research Field: Francophone Caribbean and Africa/French Atlantic
Sean Kennedy (2025)
Member-at-Large & Canadian Representative
University of New Brunswick
Research Field: Twentieth Century
Michael Breen
H-France Representative
Reed College
Research Field: Early Modern
Other Officers: Team of Digital Coordinators
James Coons
Chair
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Research Field: Seventeenth Century
Corinne Gressang
Erskine College
Research Field: Revolution
Arad Gigi
University of Southern Mississippi
Research Field: Atlantic World and Colonialism