Owoeye Samuel Tuesday

Contents

  1. College
  2. School
  3. Department
  4. Programme
  5. Research Interests
  6. Awards & Honours
  7. Teaching Areas
  8. Selected Publications (24)
  9. Collaboration/Linkages
  10. Conferences Attended
  11. Summary of Profile
  12. Curriculum Vitae

Dr Samuel Tuesday Owoeye

Senior Lectorer and Two Times Former Head of Department

B.A French (second class upper), M.A. French, PhD, French

College

College of Leadership Development Studies

School

Departments

Department

Languages and General Studies

Programme

French

Research Interests

French Linguistics (Morphology), Comparative Linguistics (French and Yoruba), Translation Studies, New Technologies and the Teaching and Learning of French, Economics of Language (French in Nigeria)

Awards & Honours

French Government Scholarship Award (Profs en France), Paris, 2009

Teaching Areas

1. Practical French
2. French for International Relations (International Relations Students)
3. French Grammatical Review
4. Advanced French Grammar and Composition
5. Communication in French (University-wide)
6. Advanced Communication Skills

7. French Linguistics
8.. Business French

9. French Linguistics

10. Total Man Concept (TMC) (University-wide)

Selected Publications (24)

1. Pillars of Success in Scriptures

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2. Element of Study Skills

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3. A LEXEME-BASED STUDY OF THE AGENTIVE FRENCH SUFFIXES -ANT, - EUR AND –ISTE

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4. A PROPOS DU STATUT AGENTIF DES SUFFIXES –ANT, -IER, -ISTE ET –OIR DU FRANCAIS

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5. Dance of Attrition and Resistance: Semiotics of Gender Stratification in Three Suitors, One Husband, and Until Further Notice

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6. French Studies in Nigerian Private Universities: A Case Study of Covenant University

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7. Contraintes suffixales et la disponibilité morphologique

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8. Foreign Languages for Specific Purposes and Sustainable Human Development in Africa

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9. Notes sur les composants suffixés - logiste et - logue du français

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10. INTERACTIONNISME MÉDIATISÉ PAR L’INTERNET ET L’APPRENTISSAGE DU FRANÇAIS LANGUE ETRANGĖRE : L’EXEMPLE DES EXERCICES GRAMMATICAUX

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11. Emerging Trends in Lifelong Learning: The Covenant University Perspective.

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12. COMPETENCE COSTRUCTIONNELLE LEXICALE DES ETUDIANTS UNIVERSITAIRES NIGERIANS DU FRANÇAIS LANGUE ETRANGERE : LE CAS DE LA SUFFIXATION AGENTIVE

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13. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF MORPHOLOGICALLY CONSTRUCTED AGENT NOUNS IN FRENCH AND YORUBA

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14. LANGUAGE LABORATORY WORK

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15. TRADUIRE LA CULTURE POÉTIQUE DU FRANÇAIS EN ANGLAIS : LE CAS DES POÈMES À FORME FIXE

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16. LA STRUCTURE PROFONDE ET LA MODÉLISATION DES RÈGLES DE CONSTRUCTION DE LEXÈMES: L’EXEMPLE DE CINQ SUFFIXES AGENTIFS DU FRANÇAIS

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17. La suffixation agentive et le blocage affixal : le cas du suffixe –eur et ses concurrents morphologiques.

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18. Pourquoi le mot croyeur n’est-il pas construit ?

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19. La suffixation en –eur agentif : peut-on mieux générer ses Règles de Construction des Lexèmes

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20. Optimal Activation of French for Specific Purposes for Human Development in Nigeria

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21. L'apport de l'Internet au cours de français sur objectifs spécifiques: le cas de Covenant University

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22. Réflexion sur l’autonomie de la morphologie linguistique

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23. Recherches en économie des langues : considérations préliminaires pour le français au Nigeria.

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24. Cognition, Private Speech and Oral Expression: Implications for Nigerian Learners of French

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Collaboration/Linkages

1. Member, The University French Teachers Association of Nigeria (UFTAN)
2. Member, The Linguistics Association of Nigeria (LAN)
3. Member, The West African Linguistics Society (WALS)
4. Member, Société Internationale de Linguistique Romane (SILR) France.


Conferences Attended

1. University French Teachers Association of Nigeria Annual Conference, French language Village, Badagry, November, 2004
Paper presented - La tradition poétique comparée du français et de l’anglais: le cas des poèmes à forme fixe.

2. International Conference on Sustainable Development in Africa, Covenant University, Ota, June, 2005.
Paper presented - Language for Specific Purposes and Sustainable Development in Africa.

3. University French Teachers Association of Nigeria Annual Conference, Benue State University, Makurdi, November, 2005
Paper Presented - French for Specific Purposes and Human Development in Nigeria.

4. University French Teachers Association of Nigeria Annual Conference, University of Lagos, February, 2010
Papers presented - (1) La suffixation en –eur agentif : peut-on mieux générer ses Règles de Construction des Lexèmes.
(2) Recherches en économie des langues : considérations préliminaires pour le français au Nigeria.

5. The West African Languages Conference and the 26th Conference of the Linguistics Association of Nigeria (CLAN 26), University of Ibadan, July/August, 2013.
Paper presented - A Comparative Study of Morphologically Constructed Agent Nouns in French and Yoruba.

6. University French Teachers Association of Nigeria Annual Conference, Obafemi Awolowo University, March, 2014
Paper presented – Note sur les composants suffixés

Summary of Profile

Samuel Tuesday Owoeye graduated with a second class upper division B.A. Degree in French from the University of Ilorin in 1996. After his National Service between 1997 and 1998, he went back to the same University for his Master Degree which he completed in 1999. He joined Covenant University as a pioneer Faculty in 2002 and as an Assistant Lecturer. He obtained a Ph.D Degree in French 2013 from Covenant University. For close to three years, he was the only French Lecturer in the University and was busy putting up a B.A French Programme Curriculum that will distinguish the University from other Nigerian Universities. To this end, he introduced Business French, a course not taught as a core course in any other Nigerian University. He has been teaching this course since 2008. He is a sound scholar and widely published locally and internationally. In 2009, he won a French Government award to spend two weeks in France for an intensive course in French language teaching. Between January 2005 and December, 2016, he was the main resource person for the Total Man Concept (TMC) taught courses. Under TMC (one of the Custom-built programmes of Covenant University), he has taught life applicable topics which include Life Purpose and Pursuit, Goal Setting, Time Management, Self Management, Self Discovery, Self Development, Focus Strategy, Dynamics of Vision and Leadership Development. His doctoral thesis titled La disponibilité morphologique de la suffixation agentive du français received accolades from both internal and external examiners. Since becoming a Senior Lecturer in 2014, he has served as the Head of the Department of Languages and General Studies in Covenant University as well as an external examiner to one M.A French candidate at the Obafemi Awolowo University. He is currently the external examiner to the French taught courses at Federal Polytechnics, Ilaro, Ogun State. He is also a co-presenter of the popular Hebron FM radio programme called Easy French through which he teaches basic everyday French to listners.

Curriculum Vitae

Resume of Sam Owoeye September. 2018.pdf 349.95 kB
 
 
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