We welcome Tatyana Gershkovich, a doctoral candidate in Slavic Languages and LIteratures at Harvard University. She will be a visiting lecturer in the department for the fall term, teaching introductory Russian and Introduction to Russian Civilization (RUSS 10).
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"Katie Fuhs '18 continues her soccer career this summer on the St. Petersburg LSA+. If you can't read the linked article, you now have an incentive to sign up for Russian!"
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Silver Medal (Category A, Level 2), Dovydas Sakinis, Dartmouth College, Bronze Medal (Category A, Level 2), Aldo Arellano, Dartmouth College, Honorable Mention (Category C, Level 2), Alan Baranov, Dartmouth College
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The Russian Department Faculty gather for an informal meeting in the Russian Seminar room, 220 Reed Hall. The faculty have a diverse academic background, and welcome students to learn more about the Russian Department.
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Sutton Trust recipient, Jennifer Evans '17, discusses her plans to enroll in Russian Language and Literature and take part in our Language Study Abroad program!
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The New York Times highlights the work of Dartmouth’s Sergei A. Kan in a story about amateur photographer Vincent Soboleff, a Russian-American who captured images of the Tlingit community of Alaska during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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John Kopper's contribution to Russian Review has been officially recognized by Dartmouth Discovery.
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Colleen Glenney Boggs, director of the Leslie Center for the Humanities, says "We don’t just need math and science teachers, as President Obama argued; we also need Arabic, Chinese, Russian, Spanish and other language teachers."
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Deborah Garretson, associate professor of Russian, translated documents to aid the United States and the Russian Federation as they negotiated a follow-up to the 1991 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START).
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