Russian
The Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures teaches five levels of Russian. The department offers an undergraduate major in Russian Language, Literature and Culture, and a minor in Russian Language, as well as a minor in Russian and Slavic Literatures. The department offers a wide variety of courses in Russian literature, culture, and film, including courses that fulfill the M.A. and the Ph.D. requirements of the department.
News
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Courses
Community
- Mir Corporation (Business-Related)
- Portland-Khabarovsk (Sister City)
- russianseattle.com (Web Resource)
- russianwa.com (Web Resource)
- STARTALK Russian Teacher and Student Programs (Cultural)
- Tacoma-Vladivostok (Sister City)
Faculty in This Area
Professor, Thomas L. & Margo G. Wyckoff Endowed Faculty Fellow and Joff Hanauer Distinguished Professor in Western Civilization
Emeritus, Adjunct, and Affiliate Faculty in This Area
Michele Anciaux Aoki,
Affiliate Lecturer
James E. Augerot,
Professor Emeritus
Michael E. Biggins,
Affiliate Professor
Nora Holdsworth,
Senior Lecturer Emerita
Claudia Jensen,
Affiliate Instructor
Bruce Kochis,
Adjunct Senior Lecturer from UW Bothell
Ronald LeBlanc,
Affiliate Professor from the University of New Hampshire
Brian Reed,
Adjunct Professor (English)
Daniel Waugh,
Professor Emeritus
James West,
Professor Emeritus
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Professor, Thomas L. & Margo G. Wyckoff Endowed Faculty Fellow and Joff Hanauer Distinguished Professor in Western Civilization
Affiliate Instructor
Doctoral Student, Language Learning Center
Adjunct Senior Lecturer from UW Bothell
Research
News
- "20 Days Without War"
- "Mozart does not choose a motherland: On the Music of the Contemporary Russian Emigration"
- Affiliate Professor Ronald D. LeBlanc published in "Gastronomica"
- Alaniz's book soon out as paperback
- Assistant Professorship Opportunity at UC Berkeley
- Congrats to Kris Sakarias
- Congratulations to Connor Lynch!
- Congratulations to Katherine Schroeder!
- Congratulations to newly minted PhD, Dr. Lena Doubivko!
- Congratulations to Nika!
- Danielle Noble awarded FLAS Fellowship and Gross Undergraduate Scholarship
- Diment to give Oulanoff Lecture at The Ohio State University
- Diment to lead bi-monthly graduate seminar on "Melting Port" cities
- Doctoral Research Fellowship in Russian Linguistics at the Department of Language and Culture at the Artic University of Norway
- Finding Chagall in Belarus
- From dairy farm to an illustrious career in the Foreign Service
- From Russian and French major to international interpreter
- Grad contributions to SRSC
- Grad student Anatoliy Klots researches "Jews in Soviet Cinema"
- Grad student Matt Boyd awarded Fulbright
- Grad student Muskheli focuses her lens on folklore
- Henry's new course (RUSS 120/C LIT 251) explores Underworlds
- Henry’s book reviewed in The Jewish Daily Forward
- I Know How You're Feeling, I Read Chekhov
- In Remembrance: Jack V. Haney
- Jensen's NEH Collaborative Research Grant approved
- José Alaniz's review of the film "Insight"
- José Alaniz's essay in Cultures of Representation: Disability in World Cinema Contexts
- Katherine Mansfield's Russian Healers
- Language Students Honored
- Michelle Lie awarded Vadim Pahn Scholarship
- Moore awarded Gilman International Scholarship
- Muskheli receives Polly Stewart student travel stipend
- NEW CLASS for AUT 2017 RUSS 223 Russian Revolutions: Film
- New movie review from Prof José Alaniz
- Omsk State Technical University Russian Language Summer School
- Opportuntiy for Assistant Professorship in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies at Smith College in Northampton MA
- Ostromir Gospels
- Peace Corps Article on Slavic Alum, Emily Schuckman-Matthews
- Prof José Alaniz reviews the Russian Superhero Movie “Guardians”
- Prof. Jose Alaniz and Ph.d. Student Veronica Muskheli team up to translate a Russian Sci-Fi story
- Prof. Sasha Senderovich
- Prof. Senderovich's article about Seattle's Lenin statue
- Professor José Alaniz publishes two articles in summer 2013
- Professor Jose Alaniz reviews Boris Khlebnikov's "Till Night Do Us Part"
- Professor Jose Alaniz reviews Russian scifi film "The Guest"
- Professor Jose Alaniz reviews Victoria Trofimenko's Brothers: The Final Confession
- Publication of a new book from Slavic faculty member Sasha Senderovich
- Retiring Professor Jim Augerot featured in UW Daily article
- Russian Architecture Event recieves write up on Russian news site
- Russian music festival in Redmond on September 10th
- Sasha Senderovich's review of "Lake Success" Gary Shteyngart's new novel
- Senderovich on how The Americans (on FX) challenges Cold War narratives | The New Republic
- Slavic Department 50th anniversary
- Slavic L&L Welcomes New Faculty Member Sasha Senderovich
- Sochi students interviewed
- Sorokin's Cuisine - lecture by Professor Dirk Uffelman, Universitat Passau
- Students explore Russian culture through food.
- Sweet Lika to be performed June 6 at ACT in Downtown Seattle
- Teaching opportunity in Woodburn, OR.
- Two Great Articles on the Startalk Summer Russian Program
- Veronica Muskheli selected as the first recipient of the Míċeál F. Vaughan Endowed Fund for Manuscript and Textual Studies
- "Katherine Mansfield And Russia" a book edited by Galya Diment is published
- Veronica Muskheli announced as the winner of the 2017-18 Graduate School Presidential Dissertation Fellowship