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Professor Olga Maiorova's book "Dostoevsky in Context" Released
Vlad Beronja (PhD, '14) Accepts Assistant Professor Position
PhD Student Paulina Duda receives Rackham Outstanding GSI Award
PhD Student Paulina Duda receives Outstanding GSI Award
Benjamin Paloff Promoted to Associate Professor, with Tenure
Virtual Student Foreign Service: Ukraine Projects Available
Mahoney Awarded Senkowsky Prize
Third-Year Polish Student Receives Copernicus Award
Ukrainian Program: At the Movies
Slavic Highlights: Academic Year 2015-16
Dostoevsky in Context
Tatjana Aleksic Goes on Book Tour
Toman Receives LSA Michigan Humanities Award
Fulfill Requirements in the Slavic Department
Letter from the Chair
Invisible Women: Portraits of Aging in Ukraine
Slavic 290
Russian 333
Welcome New Students!
Fulbright in Uzbekistan
Undergraduate Focus: Ukraine
Undergraduate Focus: Poland
In Print: Fall 2016
Herscher Named Stanford Arts Initiative Fellow
Staying Connected: Fall 2016
Slavic Studies Graduate Colloquium
Fulfill Requirements in the Slavic Department
Learn Russian this Spring & Summer!
Fall 2017 Featured Courses
2017 Book Awards
Spring 2017 Office Hours
Winter 2017 Russian 302 & 402 Plays
Congratulations, 2017 Graduates!
Excellence in Language Awards
Essay Awards
Graduate Student Mentoring Award
Authentic Engagement: New Perspectives on Teaching Polish
Brodsky in LSA Magazine
Professor Andrew Herscher Publishes New Book in May 2017
2016-17 Slavic Department Photo Albums
Slavic Ph.D. Students Awarded Funding
Summer 2017 Office Hours
Czech Language Studies Scholarship
Polish Language Studies Scholarship
Summer 2014 Internship in the Czech Republic
Chris Fort in Uzbek Newspaper
Letter from the Chair
Sarah Lewis
Richard Popov Scholarship
Staying Connected: Summer 2017
An Anti-Authoritarian Mind
Herb Eagle Honored
Ukrainian Poetry in Translation
Lessons to be Learned
Congratulations, Chris Fort!
Why I Study Polish at U-M
BCS 450
Russian Student on Kazakh TV
The Slavic Scene
Winter 2016 Russian 402 Play
Alena Aniskiewicz Published in Culture.pl
Formal Approaches to Slavic Linguistics 24: The NYU Meeting 2015
Slavic Language Scholarships AY 2017-18
Grace Mahoney's Poetry Translations Published
Stage Russia's Eugene Onegin
Fulfill Requirements With Slavic Courses!
Russian Poetry Day 2017
2017 Sneak Peek
Fall 2017 Letter from the Chair
LSA Professor Researches Happiness in Zlín
Welcome New Students!
Dagmar Kročanová
Where My Summer Research Took Me…
Living and Learning as Student Ambassadors
Metrotextualities
Learning about the Cultures of Ukraine
The Slavic Scene
Andrzejki 2017
BCS Fall 2017 Student Celebration
LSA Professor Edits Anthology of Roman Jakobson
Maslenitsa 2018
2018 Matryoshka Decorating Contest
BCS Winter 2018 Student Celebration
LSA Professor Wins Translation Prize
LSA Professor Publishes Work On Bozena Keff
Westwalewicz on Protest in Soviet Poland
McCauley Accepts Visiting Assistant Professor Position
McCauley Wins Rackham Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award
Fulfill Requirements with Slavic's Fall 2018 Courses
Spring/Summer 2018 Russian Courses
Pasek and Rosic Present at AATSEEL
Mahoney Reads Ukrainian Poetry Translations
LSA Professor on Populists and the Perversion of Academic Expertise
Ukrainian Language Scholarship
Jennifer Wilson Visits U-M
Pysanka Workshop 2018
Slavic Easter Monday 2018
Nancy Perloff Visits U-M
Winter 2018 Russian 302 & 402 Plays
2018 Book Awards
Steffen Höhne Visits U-M
Congratulations, 2018 Graduates!
Excellence in Language Awards
Essay Awards
The Slavic Scene
Spring 2018 Letter from the Chair
Blended Components in the Classroom
Winter 2018 Events
LSA Professor Presents Research in Moscow
Sneak Peek Event
Staying Connected: Spring 2018
Slavic PhD Alumna to Speak at U.S. Embassy in Kyiv
Natalie McCauley, PhD
Slavic Graduate Students visit RANEPA
PhD Candidate Christopher Fort Attends Conference in Uzbekistan
LSA 2019-2021 Collegiate Fellows
Russian Theater Opportunity
LSA Faculty Publishes Play Translation and Introductory Essay
Makin to Speak at Contemporary Issues Series
Marc Chagall, The Jewish Renaissance and the Art of Painting
PhD Recruitment Event
Alumni Profile: Alicja Sobilo
Alumni Profile: Joseph Holberg
Alumni Profile: Jessica Zychowicz
Staying Connected: Spring 2016
Staying Connected: Spring 2016
Giving Blueday 2018
Leaving a Lasting Legacy
Getting to Know Ania Aizman
Tsvishn shures, a new book by Mikhail Krutikov in Yiddish
Strengthening Our Research Interests
Ukraine Lessons
Reimagining Public Engagement
Slavic Language Program Curriculum Revision Project: Inclusive Teaching in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian
Sent to Siberia
Fall 2018 Letter from the Chair
Twenty Years after Chapaev and the Void: Viktor Pelevin, Then and Now
LSA Professor Contributes to Volume
The Poor Rhymes of Hooligans: The Anarchist Aesthetics of OBERIU and Pussy Riot
Stiob and the State
Benjamin Paloff awarded 2018 AATSEEL Prize for Best Book in Literary Scholarship
Spring/Summer 2019 Russian Courses
Two undergraduates awarded Critical Language Scholarships
Winter 2019 Russian 302 & 402 Plays
Laurila Wins Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship
2019 Book Awards
Excellence in Language Awards
Congratulations, 2019 Graduates!
Essay Awards
PhD Recruitment Event
Giving Blueday 2019
Slavic Student Selected as Recipient of Gilman International Scholarship
Spring/Summer 2020 Russian Courses
Standing Together
Congratulations to Ewa Małachowska-Pasek!
Coming Soon — Spring/Summer 2022 Russian Courses
Time Travel with Typewriters
Rachael Merritt, Russian Language and Culture Major, recipient of a 2022 Rhodes Scholarship!
Fall 2023 Course Offerings
4th- and 5th-year Russian Students in The Garage (A Play) — WN 2024
Assya Humesky 1925-2023
Donor support brings Ukrainian studies to the forefront
Alex Averbuch ASEEES Article: Expanding Ukrainian Studies through Contemporary Relevance
Multiple Frames for Lucia Moholy: Meghan Forbes
Marianna Kiyanovska: Voices of Babyn Yar
Ostap Slyvynsky: "Winter King" and "A Ukrainian Dictionary of War"
Bianka Rolando: Contemporary Polish Poetry and Graphic Art
Janet Crayne 1949-2024
Archived News
2015
August 2015
Professor Benjamin Paloff Awarded 2015 NEA Literary Translation Fellowship
May 2015
Congratulations to our Student Assistants!
2014
October 2014
Prof. Andrew Herscher wins U-M Press Book Award
March 2014
Summer Language Institute Application Deadline: March 31
Sarah Sutter recognized with Outstanding GSI Award
2013
December 2013
Slavic Alum Jonathan Bolton Receives MLA Prize
September 2013
Former Ukrainian President to Speak at U-M about Democracy
August 2013
Upcoming Symposium: Advancing Omry Ronen's Legacy Through Russian Literary Studies
June 2013
Michigan Slavic Publications Summer Sale
January 2013
U-M Summer Language Institute: Apply Now!
2012
December 2012
MLA Awards Prof. Mikhail Krutikov Fenia and Yaakov Leviant Memorial Prize
November 2012
In Memoriam: Professor Omry Ronen
October 2012
RUSLAN Alternative Spring Break 2013: Apply Now!
In Memoriam: Professor Emeritus Ladislav Matejka
September 2012
Students engage in variety of language courses
August 2012
U-M Goes to Poland, Poland Comes to U-M
June 2012
EXHIBIT: Jindrich Heisler: Surrealism under Pressure
Professor Jindrich Toman's Book Released
March 2012
RUSLAN ASB Blog
2011
December 2011
Václav Havel and Slavic Languages & Literatures
November 2011
RUSLAN ASB
August 2011
Graduate Student Instructor Position for Fall Term 2011
June 2011
SLL Grad is CNN Foreign Affairs Correspondent
47 U-M Students to Spend Summer Abroad
All Events
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2015
December 2015
Russian Phonetics Workshop & Conversation Group
Russian Tea (Russian Conversation Club)
Russian Phonetics Workshop & Conversation Group
Citizens of No-Man's Land: The 1938 Refugee Crisis in East-Central Europe
November 2015
Russian Tea (Russian Conversation Club)
Russian Tea (Russian Conversation Club)
Russian Phonetics Workshop & Conversation Group
Russian Phonetics Workshop & Conversation Group
Russian Tea (Russian Conversation Club)
Russian Phonetics Workshop & Conversation Group
Russian Tea (Russian Conversation Club)
October 2015
Screening: "Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors"
Russian Phonetics Workshop & Conversation Group
Svetlana Alexievich's Nobel Prize for Literature: Texts, Contexts, Controversies
Svetlana Alexievich's Nobel Prize for Literature: Texts, Contexts, Controversies
Poetry as Research, Research as Poetry: A Conversation between Polina Barskova and Benjamin Paloff
Russian Tea (Russian Conversation Club)
Russian Phonetics Workshop & Conversation Group
Russian Tea (Russian Conversation Club)
Russian Phonetics Workshop & Conversation Group
Russian Tea (Russian Conversation Club)
September 2015
Russian Tea (Russian Conversation Club)
Russian Phonetics Workshop & Conversation Group
Speak, Dance, Love...Chocolate!
March 2015
Mikhail Ryklin
Meadyreade: Examples, Arguments, Definitions, Distinctions
2014
September 2014
Speak, Dance, Love...Chocolate!
May 2014
Slavic Graduation Reception
April 2014
Lecture. "American Literature in Bosnia and Herzegovinia," Dr. Selma Raljevic
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
March 2014
Film Screening. "The Guardian of the Past."
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
Drop in for Donuts! A Slavic Department Information Session
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
February 2014
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
Breakfast & the Olympics: Bonus Afternoon Coverage
Breakfast & the Olympics: Ice Dancing
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
Breakfast & the Olympics: Russia v. Slovenia (Hockey)
Sochi Olympics Opening Ceremonies Watch Party
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
January 2014
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
Russian Conversation Hour/Drop-in Tutoring
2013
November 2013
Chekhov and "Three Sisters" - A Lecture
20th Ann Arbor Polish Film Festival
Symposium: "Advancing Omry Ronen's Legacy Through Russian Literary Studies"
October 2013
Seminar: "Ukrainian Society, Culture and Politics: A Conversation with Viktor Yushchenko, President of Ukraine 2005-2010, and First Lady Kateryna Yushchenko"
September 2013
Speak, Dance, Love...Chocolate!
May 2013
Graduation and Awards Reception
March 2013
Slavic Fair
Pysanka Workshop
2012
October 2012
Informational Meeting: RUSLAN Alternative Spring Break in Russia
September 2012
Alexander Etkind: Russia's Internal Colonization: Where History and Literature Converge
July 2012
Czech & Slovak Festival
Czech & Slovak Festival
June 2012
PUTIN'S KISS [film at Cinetopia]
HIPSTERS [film at Cinetopia]
An evening of Czech culture at Exposa Chicago
May 2012
U-M Institute for the Humanities
April 2012
Slavic Department Graduation
Staging Anachronism: A film screening, discussion, and dinner
End of Semester Lecture & Luncheon (CES & CREES)
World Leaders Respond to the European Crisis, April 17
AGIG Workshop
Kafka in the Middle East
Hungary’s Unconstitutional Constitution
Ethan Blue, University of Western Australia, Book Launch
Women Visualizing Africa Film Series: Double Feature
Near Eastern Studies Colloquium presents Shaden Tageldin, Univ. of Minnesota
Europe on the Cheap
Hallyu (the Korean Wave)
March 2012
Albert Swissa, Moroccan Jewish Author from Israel, EVENT III
Albert Swissa, Moroccan Jewish Author from Israel: EVENT I
Albert Swissa, Moroccan Jewish Author from Israel, EVENT II
Oleskiy Panych on Eastern-Slavic Culture
The Long Road through Balkan History (film)
Affections/Afflictions/Afterlives
Mehmet Yashin, Turkish-Cypriot Author
Near Eastern Studies Colloquium presents Paul Losensky, Univ. of Indiana
Performance of Kurochkin's "The Schooling of Bento Bonchev"
SLL COLLOQUIUM: Politics, Theater and Political Theater
CREES Noon Lecture
Cinema Komunisto
February 2012
Polish-Russian Reconciliation: Implications for Europe
January 2012
AGIG January Workshop
Slavic Dept. Colloquium
Annual Copernicus Lecture and Film
Near Eastern Studies Colloquium presents Spencer Scoville, U-M
Spencer Scoville Lecture
Near Eastern Studies Colloquium presents Anton Shammas, U-M
New Revelations on the Second Conviction of Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Platon Lebedev
2011
December 2011
Deadline to apply for RUSLAN ASB
CREES NOON LECTURE: Claiming Ancestral Homelands
Near Eastern Studies Colloquium presents Gottfried Hagen, U-M
November 2011
CREES NOON LECTURE: WCEE Student Presentations
Near Eastern Studies Colloquium presents Piotr Michalowski, U-M
Setting the Boundaries of Participation in Post-authoritarian Democracies: Lessons from Post-war Europe
18th Ann Arbor Polish Film Festival
CREES NOON LECTURE: The First Free Post-Soviet Generation
CREES NOON LECTURE: On Again, Off Again
October 2011
The Future of Europe
Beyond Martyrology: Poles and Jews during WWII
Prof. Ruth Ginsburg, Hebrew University of Jerusalem presents
Goran Bregovic with his Wedding and Funeral Orchestra
State Symphony Capella of Russia
Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets: Managing and Financing Growth Strategies
CREES NOON LECTURE: From Mountain Fairies to Fender Guitars”
September 2011
Second Annual Soccer Euro Cup
CREES NOON LECTURE: “Normalizing Russia: The Empire Effect.”
Managing a 21st-Century Security Agenda: U.S. Foreign Policy beyond Iraq and Afghanistan
Robert Bosch Foundation Fellowship Program to Russia 2012/2013: Information Session
Milosz: Made in America, Annual Copernicus Lecture in the Zell Visiting Writers Series
Language Fair!
CREES Noon Lecture
August 2011
Fulbright Information Sessions
July 2011
Czech and Slovak Festival
June 2011
Summer Language Institute--Register now!
Fulbright Information Sessions
Fulbright Information Sessions
Stravinsky Concert June 11: Free and Open to the Public
May 2011
ASSOCIATED EVENT: Prague As Represented Space
Imperial Nation Workshop
April 2011
2011 Graduates and Departmental Award Recipients
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian Talks with Alina
The Rebordering of the Mediterranean. European Citizenship and Migration from the Spanish Perspective
Michigan Language and Word Association
Reflections on Two Decades of Water Cooperation and Conflict in Post-Soviet Central Asia
Russian student conversation group
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
2011 ANNUAL SLAVIC PEDAGOGY WORKSHOP
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian Talks with Alina
'Fortress Europe': Pushing Back Unwanted Migrants
Michigan Language and Word Association
Displaying the Word in Russian Culture
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian student conversation group
CREES 50th Anniversary Celebration & Reunion
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian Talks with Alina
CREES 50th Anniversary Celebration & Reunion
March 2011
The Sultan's Album: Bringing the Empire into the Palace
Jacques Rancière presents "Aesthetics, Politics, Performance"
Michigan Language and Word Association
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian student conversation group
PANEL DISCUSSION: WHY COMPARE?
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian Talks with Alina
Michigan Language and Word Association
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian student conversation group
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian Talks with Alina
Muslims for an Atheist Superpower: The Central Asian Muftiate and Pro-Soviet Public Diplomacy in Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia, 1970s-1980s
Michigan Language and Word Association
LSA Language Fair
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Lecture: Richard Noyce - A Stranger in a Strange Land
Russian student conversation group
Russian Talks with Alina
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Cultural Hybridity in the Medieval Mediterranean: A Concept in Search of Evidence?
The End of Jewish Odessa
Michigan Language and Word Association
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian student conversation group
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Michigan Language and Word Association
February 2011
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian student conversation group
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Ukrainian Pysanka Workshop
2011 RUSLAN Alternative Spring Break
Michigan Language and Word Association
Russian student conversation group
Vahram Danielyan presents
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Maslenitsa Celebration!
Russian Talks with Alina
Intimate Violence: Popular anti-Jewish Riots in Occupied Poland
Michigan Language and Word Association
Russian student conversation group
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Poetic Critique of Reason: Lipavsky and Considerations of Temporality in Kharms's Circle
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian Talks with Alina
Bartók and Beyond
A Portrait of a Soviet Woman as the Citizen Soldier
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian student conversation group
P.R.O.F.S. Lecture Series presents
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian Talks with Alina
The Balkan Sight of the Mediterranean (or the unbearable similarity of the Other)"
Potters and Warlords in an Afghan Bazaar: Violence and Political Mobilization in Afghanistan Today
January 2011
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Russian student conversation group
Voices of the Italian Holocaust: A Recital of Vocal Music with Caroline Helton
Russian Talks with Alina
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Mediterranean Connections Focus of Semester-long Series
Slavic Colloquium
Was Socialist Realism Avant-Garde?
State Dept. Fulbright Information Sessions
Russian student conversation group
Ukrainian Tutoring & Conversation
Polish Artist Exhibition
Armenian Students' Cultural Association
Russian Talks with Alina
The Sacrificed Body: Literature, History and the Nation in the Balkans
Russian Tutoring & Conversation
Judeo-Arabic: The Language of Arabic-Speaking Jews
Fiscal Federalism in Europe: Good (and Bad) Lessons from Brazil, Germany, and the United States
Putin: Masculinity and Hypermasculinity
Beyond Testimony: New Ways of Listening to Survivors of the Holocaust and Other Genocides
State Dept. Fulbright Information Sessions
Russian student conversation group
Mediterranean Connections Focus of Semester-long Series
State Dept. Fulbright Information Sessions
Holiday Potluck
Frankel Center Colloquium
2010
December 2010
WHY COMPARE?
5th Year Russian Language Symposium
Jewish Modernism in Early 20th-Century Europe:
Yana Arnold presents
5th Year Russian Language Symposium
Weiser Inaugural Lecture
Aleksandar Boškovic presents:
Spring Break in Russia
2008 film "The Soviet Story"
November 2010
Interdisciplinary Music Forum
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Polish Film Fest!
Zell Visiting Writer's Series
Work Abroad Programs
Zell Visiting Writer's Series
October 2010
RECENT AFRICAN CULTURAL PRODUCTION: COMPARISON ACROSS BORDERS
Zell Visiting Writer's Series
“Auschwitz in the 21st Century”
Zell Visiting Writer's Series
DOING QUEER STUDIES NOW
Zell Visiting Writer's Series
“European Dimension of the Global Crisis”
2010-11 Concert Series: Academy of Early Music
Manuscript Workshop, Sofya Khagi
Zell Visiting Writer's Series
Electoral Surprises and Newcomers: The 2010 Elections in East-Central Europe
September 2010
Zell Visiting Writer's Series
Challenges of Managing Conflict in Today’s World
The Business of Writing:
MOBILITY IN JEWISH STUDIES
Award-Winning Short Films
Sequences
California Dreamin’
3rd International Conference in Polish Studies
Religious Bodies Politic: Rituals of Sovereignty in Buryat Buddhism
Interdisciplinary Music Forum
August 2010
Stars of Russian Ballet Gala
May 2010
International Conference on European Communicable Disease Control
International Conference on European Communicable Disease Control
April 2010
Academy of Performing Arts in Prague
Slavic Department Graduation Ceremony
Film and a roundtable discussion on the EU and Turkey
The Origins of European Pluralism
EUC Annual Distinguished Lecture on Europe
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Materialities of State Socialism and Postsocialism
“Svad’ ba” (The Wedding) by Mikhail Zoshchenko
Mikhail Zoshchenko
Book Launch & Signing
CREES lecture series available
Russian Tea
Ukrainian Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Candlelight Vigil
Zell Visiting Writers Series
Zell Visiting Writers Series Roundtable
U-M response to Pres. Kaczynski
Contemporary Chinese Migration to Central Asia:
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
ROSENBERG’S RUSSIA
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
CREES lecture series available
Ukrainian Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Russian Tea
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
March 2010
CREES lecture series available
Health of a Nation: Labor Migration and the Uzbek State
Russian Tea
Ukrainian Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Polish Film: Rewers (The Reverse)
Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
--CANCELLED-- Interview with Lev Dodin
Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya
Chekhov’s <i>Uncle Vanya</i>
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya
Public Goods and Property Rights in Late Imperial Russia
CREES lecture series available
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Russian Language Tea
Russian Tea
Ukrainian Conversation
Russian Theater Workshop
Who is Chekhov?
Visit the LSA Language Fair!!
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Three CZECH Events!
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
After Lisbon: A New Era for Europe and EU-US Relations
Pysanka Workshop
Three CZECH Events!
Role of Elections and Limits of Election Monitoring in Emerging Democracies
Performance of <i>"Kitchen,"</i> the play
CREES lecture series available
Russian Tea
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Ukrainian Conversation
Discussion about contemporary theater in Moscow
Workshop
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Disassembling Populism (and Putting It Back Together Again)
CREES lecture series available
Russian Tea
Ukrainian Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
CREES lecture series available
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Ukrainian Conversation
Russian Tea
February 2010
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Undergraduate FLAS Information Session
The Military and the State in Central Asia: From Red Army to Independence
CREES lecture series available
Russian Tea
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Ukrainian Conversation
Maslenitsa
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Ukrainian Conversation
Russian Tea
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
In Front of the Iron Curtain: Yiddish in East Germany
Maslenitsa!
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Foreign Confessions’ in Foreign Contexts: Religion across the Border of the Russian Empire
Bearing Witness: Soviet Jewish Photographers Confront World War II & The Holocaust
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Rumors and Projects of Ecclesiastical Union:
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
Ukrainian Conversation
Russian Tea
<i>Dekalog po Dekalogu</i>
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Proficiency/Placement Examinations
The Balkans in Greece, Greece in the Balkans: Observations through Film
Who’s in Charge? How Voters Attribute Responsibility in the European Union
Nostalgia in Post-Socialist Russia: Exploring Applications to Advertising Strategy
January 2010
<i>Dekalog po Dekalogu</i>
Russian Silences: The Venetsianov School of Painting (1820-1850) and the Ecology of Perception
<i>Dekalog po Dekalogu</i>
Leadership in the Soviet Republics: Nationalism and the Collapse of the USSR
Summer 2010 internship and academic program in Warsaw
Michigan in Washington Information Session
The Social Life of Shrines in the Contemporary Caucasus
U.S.-Russia Relations: Status of the ‘Reset’
US Ambassador to Russia, John Beyrle
Steven J. Zipperstein, Stanford University
2009
December 2009
Rethinking European Urbanism for the 21st Century
9s Conversations on Europe/CREES Lecture
9s Politics of Writing Lecture
LSA Collegiate Chair Inaugural Lecture
Book Signing
Piotr Sommer Poetry Reading
A Q&A Roundtable with Piotr Sommer
The Nines Conference:
The Nines Conference:
International Policy Center Global Policy Perspectives Symposium (GPPS)
The Nines Conference:
WCEE Student Presentations
November 2009
Russian Fall Social
The Bandura: Folk Instrument of Ukraine
Polish Film Fest!
St. Petersburg vs. Moscow: Two Big Differences in Russian Klezmerland
TRANSLATING TESTIMONY: NEGOTIATING RIGHTS ACROSS LANGUAGES
Russian Fall Social
3 Films
October 2009
Spell-Art: Performing Foreign-ness
Annual Copernicus Lecture
The Sweetest (Songs in the Sweetest Tongues)
“Poland since 1989: A Critical Appraisal.”
Cabaret Tsuzamen Aleyn
American-Romanian Festival Octet
Central European Jewish Culture: Revisions & Revisualizations
Purity and Danger in Romania’s ‘Transitional Justice
Lecture and Exhibit Opening
Alex Storozynski
Nationalism, Myth, and Politics: Russians and Serbs in the Dissolution of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia
The Unternationale
Adam Michnik speaks in Toronto
Arthur Greene Piano Recital
A Kingdom Reborn
“Where are Europe’s Borders?” Aleksander Kwasniewski
A conversation in Polish with Aleksander Kwasniewski
International Law Workshop
Bed & Sofa, silent film screening
September 2009
Former Polish president Aleksander Kwasniewski to Slavic 490
Mirrors of Russian Imperial History... by Alexander Semyonov
Conversations on Europe. “1989: A Twenty-Year Balance Sheet of that Annus Mirabilis"
Russia: Who’s in Charge?
WCED/Ford School Lecture. “The Obama Foreign Policy Agenda: A Full Plate”
The Dynamics of Sub-national Authoritarianism: Russia in Comparative Perspective
Fall Semester
New Graduate Student Info
Rackham Welcome Picnic
June 2009
Slavic Scene Fall 2009
April 2009
Student Book Awards (1st & 2nd Year Russian)
4th Year Russian Play and Social Event
Russian Tea
Teaching Russian from Russia
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Human Rights Defender of the Republic of Armenia
Project RUSLAN
Armenian Studies Program
Russian Tea
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Bogdan Popa: Feminist Themes in the "New Wave" of Romanian Cinema
The Russo-Georgian War and the Prospects for Democratization in Postcommunist Space
Russian in China
March 2009
Manoogian Simone Foundation Visiting Scholar
Russian Tea
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Tea
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Pedagogy Workshop
International Conference: Armenia and Armenians in International Treaties
Russian Tea
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Tea
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
On Translating Hebrew Poetry: A Conversation with Rachel Tzvia Back
Russian Tea
Manoogian Simone Foundation Post-doctoral Fellow
February 2009
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Tea
Maslenitsa!
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Tea
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Weekly Russian Proficiency/Placement Exam
Manoogian Simone Foundation Visiting Scholar
Russian Tea
Russian Tutoring and Conversation
Russian Tea
January 2009
Faculty & Grad Student Symposium
2008
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Mila Schevchenko Dissertation Defense
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