Dartmouth's first female professor was an accomplished linguist and Russian language expert. Elizabeth Reynolds Hapgood had lived in Russia for several years, published articles and established a program in Russian language and culture at Columbia University.
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Victoria Juharyan has taught a number of courses on Russian literature, language, and philosophy at Princeton University, Dartmouth College, Middlebury College, and the University of Pittsburgh. This fall she teaches RUSS 36 & RUSS 37
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A group of Russian Department students with Alfia Rakova learned abou Russian culture in Boston, MA.
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Congratulations to the winners of the Annual ACTR National Post-Secondary Russian Essay Contest. In this year’s contest, there were 1366 essays submitted from 61 universities, colleges, and institutions across the nation.
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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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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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The study of Russian offers you a passport to the culture of the world’s largest country. Knowledge of Russian and Russian culture will open doors to careers in government, journalism, national and cyber security, the military, and energy.
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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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