Thursday, January 31, 2019
Thursday, January 31, 4:30pm-6:00pm at Clark Hall 102
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Academics
- Welcome letter from the Chair
- People
- Russian Tea
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News and Events
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Events
- Meet Our Newest Faculty Member: Anna Borovskaya-Ellis
- Masha Gessen speaks on current LGBTQ activism in Russia
- Anna Berman presents Brothers and the Family Plot: A Comparative Approach to the 19th-Century Russian and English Novel
- Slavic Colloquium
- Zara Torlone presenting "The Joy of Exile: Ovid and Russian Poets"
- "Art for the People: Propaganda and Public Service"
- Collective Memory from American and Polish Perspective
- Prozhektery: ‘Administrative Entrepreneurs’ and Modernization of Education in Russia from Peter the Great to Putin
- Screening and talk: “Kosciuszko: A Man Ahead of His Time”
- Seminar: Sex in the City that Peter Built: Libertinage and the Public Sphere in St. Petersburg circa 1750
- Slavic Colloquium: Prof. Julian Connolly presents Confession (s) in Fyodor Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishments
- TALK: More than a Metonym: Katyń and the Future of Public History in Poland
- TALK: More than a Metonym: Katyń and the Future of Public History in Poland
- The Real NCIS and the Imperative to Counter the Intelligence Threat Posed by Russia, China and Iran
- University of Virginia Slavic Forum with speakers Masha Gessen and Maxim Shrayer
- Wilfried Zeisler presents Russian Art in the United States
- Zara Torlone holding workshop "Teaching Literature"
- staged reading of "57 Hours in the House of Culture"
- Slavic Colloquium: Reed Johnson
- Masha Gessen speaks on current LGBTQ activism in Russia
- Anna Berman presents Brothers and the Family Plot: A Comparative Approach to the 19th-Century Russian and English Novel
- Slavic Colloquium
- Slavic Colloquium
- Slavic Colloquium
- POLISH CULTURE UNDER NAZISM AND STALINISM: CULTURAL LOSSES OF 1939-1956
- Protest and Resistance
- “Rhythm of Russian” Flipping the Russian Language Classroom Using Online Poetry Modules
- Book Talk: The Hungry Steppe: Famine, Violence, and the Making of Soviet Kazakhstan
- Dostoevsky For and Against the Self
- Roundtable "Polish Politics on the World Stage"-Crossing Borders: Spring 2019 Polish Lecture Series
- Internal Frontiers: Citizen Denunciations and the Construction of Belonging in the Polish Second Republic, 1918-1923.
- The Prussian Origins of Polish Socialism: The Upper Silesia Tower and the Poznan International Fair, 1911-1959
- Maslenitsa Celebration
- Slavic Colloquium: "Memory of the Minsk Ghetto: The Evolution of Intergenerational Holocaust Narratives"
- Slavic Colloquium: "Russian Orthodox Revival: Restitution of Church Property and Heritage Discourse"
- Finding the Medical Subject
- Queer Plots Against Russia, or Tolerance as a Social Disease
- Slavic Gala
- Protest and Resistance
- Protest and Resistance
- Russian Brunch and Cooking Workshop
- The Naval Criminal Investigative Service and National Security: A Global Perspective
- "The Naval Criminal Investigative Service and National Security: A Global Perspective"
- Crossroads and Terminals: Journeys, Wanderings, and Travel
- Congratulations to the Russian Language Team
- An Evening of Poetry
- “Gender and Medicine in Premodern Russia: Folk Healers, Faith Healers, and the First Woman Doctor”
- "Polish Politics and the World Stage"
- University of Virginia Slavic Forum: “On the Edge”: An Interdisciplinary Forum on Innovation, Modernity, and Trends
- Film Screening of Cold War
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Events
- Russian House
- Survival Guide
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