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Department of Russian & Slavic Studies
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The Russian and post-Soviet studies emphasis within the program leading to a BA in Russian provides courses in the many disciplines involved in the study of Eastern Europe, Russia and other states of the former Soviet Union. By choosing a curriculum with this emphasis, students will prepare themselves for careers in government, academia, and business. Students will have a capstone project in...

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ONLINE!!! RSSS 315: Slavic Folklore: Vampires/Werewolves in our Culture (Sec 910) Begins Feb.20!

NEW ONLINE COURSE
RSSS 315-Slavic Folklore: Werewolves and Vampires in our Culture
Sec 910
Sec 

Call Outreach College to register 621-7724 or contact Andrew Gunn.

Instructor: Andrew Gunn        ...

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Ella Starobinska: Russian major wins the UA Centennial Achievement Award!

Congratulations, Ella Starobinska for being awarded the presitigious UA Centennial Achievement Award. Ella is an Honors student with a double major in Russian and Physiology and minors in Chemistry and Molecular and Cellular Biology!!!       ...

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Bai Ganyo Book Cover
New Publication by Dr. Grace Fielder

Professor Grace Fielder, Dept of Russian and Slavic Studies was part of a team
of translators of the Bulgarian classic "Bai Ganyo: Incredible Tales of a
Modern Bulgarian"
by Aleko Konstantinov.Edited by Victor A. Friedman  Translated by Victor A.
...

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