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Dr. Isurin's Russian 4135 class on Russian TV
On November 5th, Dr. Ludmila Isurin's Russian 4135: Russian Pronounciation class was featured on the Russian news program "Vremya". Fast forward to the 4:15 mark to see the class in action!
DSEELC Representing at Slavic Linguistics Society
The department was well represented at the most recent Slavic Linguistics Society meeting, held in September 2016 at the University of Toronto. Faculty member Andrea Sims gave an…
SEELC Faculty Receive Discovery Theme Grants
This summer, two Slavic Department faculty, Dr. Yana Hashamova and Dr. Jennifer Suchland, received Humanities and Arts Discovery Theme Grants. You can find descriptions of their projects below.
SEELC Welcomes New Faculty Member: Dr. Alisa Ballard
The Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures is proud to welcome our new assistant professor Dr. Alisa Ballard to Ohio State! She researches 19th- and 20th-century Russian…
Dr. Andrea Sims Wins NSF Award
Dr. Andrea Sims and Dr. Adam Ussishkin (University of Arizona) received an NSF grant to organize a two-day workshop, Morphological Typology and Linguistic Cognition, at the Linguistic Society of…
Congratulations Michael Furman!
Congratulations to Dr. Michael Furman for defending his dissertation "Playing with the punks: St. Petersburg and the DIY ethos" earlier today! His committee included Dr. Jennifer Suchland (advisor…
Catching Up with Our Alumni: Ayesha Hamza
Interview by Jessi Jones
I managed to catch up with one of our recent graduates, Ayesha Hamza, by email right before she departed for Russia. She was chipper and happy to be…
In Memoriam Charles Edward Gribble (1936-2016)
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of our colleague and friend Charles Edward Gribble, Professor Emeritus of Slavic and East European Languages and Literatures, on June 3, 2016…
Congratulations Chen Zhang!
Congratulations to Dr. Chen Zhang for defending her dissertation "Russian Writers Confront the Myth: The Absence of the People’s Brotherhood in Realist Literature" at the end of the spring term!…