Mon., 3-25-19, mandatory orientations, Dartmouth Hall 105, 6 pm., Practice Session for all, Reed 220, Mon. ,3-25-19, 7pm, Tues.,3-26-19, 6 pm, Wed., 3-27-19, 6 pm., Jury, 3-28-19, Reed 220, 4:00 pm., All applicates must attend all of the above sessions.
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Russian-28 students are working on their "Colors and Cultures" project, grant received by Professor Alfia Rakova and supported by the Leslie Center for the Humanities ("Labs in the Humanities").
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RUSS 32, Reading Red: 20th Century Russian Fiction, Lynn Patyk @ 12 hour, This course examines the major works of 20th century Russian literature. During that century, the people of Russia experienced a series of cataclysmic events including two World Wars.
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From Early Times to the Current Day, RUSS 50.01/HIST 92.06 (Soc, INT/W), Stuart Finkel @ 11 hour, This introductory survey course will explore the complex, evolving encounters of Russia & Europe, and the Soviet Union & the United States, from ancient times to the present.
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2019 National Post-Secondary Russian Essay Contest. This contest, established in 1999 by ACTR, has become a signature Russian language contest for post-secondary students around the country.
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From terrorism as it has been influenced by the literary imagination to concepts of political paranoia and conspiracy theories, Professor Patyk looks at cognition and narrative to ask "how do we know which stories to believe, and how do stories influence our perceptions of reality?:"
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Stuart Finkel is the most recent addition to the Russian Department after many years teaching history at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
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Alfia Rakova's Russian 3 class visited the Sin-Ying Ho exhibit at the Hood Museum where Russian text was included in the art.
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Introductory Russian students practiced their language in Boston, MA at a Russian cafe.
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The Russian LSA+ students enjoy a variety of experiences this summer!
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