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Anne Witte, PhD EDUCATION Anne Witte, PhD
People, Markets and Humanities Department
Professor - Speciality: Culture
EDHEC Grande Ecole Assistant Dean, Intercontinental Track
Phone: +33 (0) 4.93.18.32.52
Fax: +33 (0) 3.20.15.45.86
Author of more than twenty publications, Anne E.Witte has combined expertise in the ranks of
humanities and social sciences to Provide interdisciplinary instruction to management students at
EDHEC Business School (FRANCE) where she HAS Held a position as Professor since 1991.Her
research and writing address issues in cross cultural psychology, cultural history, literature,
anthropology, international communication and critical thinking.With strong Interests in Developing
interdisciplinary approaches to business education, she has-been instrumental in the development of
international programs, multi-media learning platforms and novel educational tools.She holds two
doctoral degrees (one earned in the U.S., the other in France) and reserves as Assistant Dean for
offshore projects Involving exchanges betweens business schools in New York, Beijing and Nagoya
and EDHECGrande Ecole, FRANCE. A native New Yorker, She has lived in France for over 15
years, is multi-lingual and international HAS extensive teaching and field work experience.
EDUCATION
1997
Doctorate in English
La Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris III Institute for Anglophone Studies, 1997.
Research Director: Professor François Laroque
Dissertation Title:The Dream of a Summer Night by William Shakespeare: Essay
anthropological reading (William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's
Dream: An Anthropological Reading)
Concerns: History of Calendar, Shakespeare and Early Modern Culture
Civilization, Applied Anthropology.
1992
Ph.D. English Language, Literature and Civilization
Interdisciplinary Studies (Medieval Studies, Anthropology, Comparative
Religion) - The Graduate School of the City University of New York,
Department of English, 1992.
The doctoral thesis is an interdisciplinary study of a New Year's feast in
twelfth and thirteenth century France through the study of three extant
Professor Anne Witte, PhD, EDHEC Business School
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manuscripts.An significant part of the analysis Concerns the Mechanisms of the
medieval calendar, animal symbolism, allegory in ancient and medieval music
literature and drama, Applied Methods in Anthropology.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
(20 years)
FRANCE EDHEC Business School (15 years), University of Nice FRANCE (4 years)
University of Paris VII FRANCE (1 year), Hunter College, New York, USA (2 years)
Cross-cultural management and psychology
Globalization and Culture
Critical Thinking
Gender and Diversity Issues
Topics in French Business and Environment (Grande Ecole Interdisciplinary elective)
Research Methodology
Values and Cooperation
NON-TEACHING PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Translator - French / German - into English
Project Manager for the Editor and Marketing Director
Belvedere Press, New York City, USA.Publisher of priceless reproductions of
medieval and Renaissance manuscripts from the Vatican Library.U.S. private and
university distribution.Wrote copy and documentation for public relationships and sales
based on Existing materials in German, French and Italian partner institutions.For
academic and Commercial Purposes, Traveled Throughout the U.S. giving lectures and
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Resume to reflect graduate school
I'll be graduating from grad school this spring (best time, I know) and starting to put together my resume.
I want to use the chronological format, but would that mean I still start out with "work experience" on top and follow with "education"?
My work experience has been on hiatus since 2007, when I started grad school, so I'm wondering if HR managers will overlook my education if it is near the bottom of the resume. Would it be okay to start out with "education" and then follow with "work experience?"
Any tips would be great. Thanks.
Resume Question: Mid-career graduate school
I worked for around 10 years before I went back to school for a couple of years to get a graduate degree. Now I've been back in the workforce for around 3 years.
How do I handle the gap in my work experience on the "Experience" section? You can figure it out from the "Education" section, but is it worth mentioning at all anywhere else in the resume?
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