Orientation and Practice Sessions for all Veteran & Non-Veteran A.T.'s, week of 01/04/2022, Tues. Wed., Jury, Thurs., ALL applicants must attend all of the sessions. Please contact: Alfia Rakova for more information.
RUSS 7, Lynn Patyk, @ 9L hour. This first year seminar will enable you to reflect critically upon received and preconceived answers to the question "Who is the terrorist?" and to synthesize your own historically informed and deliberated position from our class's joint inquiry.
Geographic Imagination and Poetry: Camoens, Derzhavin, Brodsky, Tatiana Smoliarova, Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of Toronto, Canada gave a lecture on Nov. 11, 2021.
Yuri Tynianov's important collection Permanent Evolution: Essays on Literature, Theory and Film, edited and translated by Ainsley Morse & Philip Redko, reviewed in the Los Angeles Review of Books by leading literary scholar Marjorie Perloff.
On Sunday September 26, students and professors from the Russian dept. (and elsewhere) went for a delightful romp in the early-autumn woods on and around the Appalachian Trail / Velvet Rocks area.
Jasmina Slavic, lecturer in Russian Studies, has joined the Russian Department for the next year. She will be teaching Russian 14 this fall. We welcome her to Dartmouth.
Indigenous Rights in the Russian Federation, Paul Sulyandziga gave a lecture on August 12, 2021.
I will be working at The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory in Maryland.
After studying Government, Economics, and Russian at Dartmouth, I am working as a credit analyst at KBRA, a credit rating agency
After graduating in June with a degree in Russian; Stas moved to New York City.