Erin Reeser-Director 

Erin accompanies students in their academic journey with Brown in Paris from start to finish.  She is also responsible for all administrative aspects of the program.  Erin has been with Brown in Paris since 2012 and has over 20 years of experience working for American programs in France.  Prior to beginning her career, she personally spent 3 separate years as an exchange student in France - in high school, college and graduate school.  Originally from the Midwest, Erin is now a French citizen raising two Franco-American children outside of Paris on the Marne River.

Kelly Bohan- Program Coordinator 

Kelly oversees the student life aspects of the program, which include housing, health and safety, cultural programming, and community engagement. Her journey in France began with a semester abroad in Paris. Passionate about the French language and culture,  she returned as a language assistant in Le Mans for two years, during which she traveled around the country extensively, deepening her appreciation of France's diverse regions. After returning to the U.S. to earn an MA in International Education Management at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in Monterey, she moved to Paris in 2018 and has been working in study abroad ever since.

Carolina Sanchez Boe- Pro-Seminar Instructor, Adjunct Lecturer - Department of French and Francophone Studies

Dr. Carolina Sanchez Boe, adjunct lecturer in French and Francophone studies at Brown University in Paris, is a sociologist and anthropologist with affiliations to CERLIS, Université de Paris Cité and IMC, Aarhus University. Her research centers on the anthropology of confinement, deportation, illegalization, and bordering practices in urban spaces, primarily in France and the USA. She has worked with numerous immigrant and human rights organizations, including American Friends’ Service Committee, Cette France-là, Cimade, and the Prison Litigation Network, and contributed to advocacy and policy reports on the rights of prisoners and immigrants, most lately a report for the American Bar Association.