On the first level of the Duane G. Meyer Library, patrons can find a display of National French Week projects created during the fall 2024 semester. Encased in glass, the objects are the work of approximately 28 students from the classes of Jeff Loughary, an Instructor in the Languages, Cultures, and Religions Department at Missouri State University.

The works, which includes paintings, sketches, photographs, and artifacts, showcase the culture of France and French Polynesia. It will be on display until the end of January 2025.

As the University Library, we are thrilled to provide an exciting platform for showcasing the incredible student projects from National French Week. This initiative allows us to celebrate both the creativity of our students and the cultural richness of the French language, while fostering a deeper connection to global traditions. We are proud to display these projects, which reflect the passion, talent, and dedication of our student body.