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Congratulations to Our New Ph.D. Students
Here at the Slavic Department, we wanted to extend a well-deserved congratulations to our four new Ph.D. students, Siobhán Seigne, Enes Tastan, Michelle Verbitskaya, and Lejla Veskovic!
Legacies of the Stone Guest- By Alexander Burry
Legacies of the Stone Guest: The Don Juan Legend in Russian Literature by the Slavic Department's very own Dr. Alexander Burry offers unique insights on Russia's political, cultural, and…
Russian Table
Come practice speaking Russian with your peers, hosted by graduate students!
Location: Crane Cafe (First Floor of Hagerty)
When: Mondays, 12:00-1:00pm
First…
"Things That Go Bump in the (Slavic) Night!" - Dr. Collin's Fascinating Webinar
In celebration of Halloween, long-time SEELC faculty member Daniel Collins presented a webinar about the supernatural terrors that haunt Slavic folklore: sorcerers, witches, werewolves, Evil Eyes,…
Congratulations Dr. Tikhonyuk
Congratulations to Dr. Ekaterina Tikhonyuk for successfully defending her dissertation, “The Intricacies of Russian Media Landscape During the Putin Era”, earlier this summer. Her committee…
Dr. Hashamova Named Interim Chair of the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD)
Dr. Yana Hashamova, Arts and Sciences Distinguished Professor, will serve a one-year term as interim chair of the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD) this upcoming academic…
Dr. Joseph Establishes Greek Language Endowment
Dr. Brian Joseph, Distinguished University Professor of Linguistics and the Kenneth E. Naylor Professor of South Slavic Languages and Linguistics, recently established the Brian D. Joseph Fund for…
Congratulations Dr. Sletova
Congratulations to Dr. Natalia Sletova for successfully defending her dissertation, “L2 writing as a scaffold for L2 speaking grammatical accuracy in a text-reconstruction task”, earlier this…
Russian Majors Win National Awards
Russian majors Kira Foster and Sophie Papp were awarded Gold and Silver (respectively) medals in their categories in the National Russian Essay Contest.
Russian major Bailee Wolf was…