Russian and Central Eurasian Studies

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The major in The Russian and Central Eurasian Studies Program was established to give the Wittenberg student the opportunity to study the complicated fabric of Russian society by means of an interdisciplinary approach.

In addition to the required courses each major and minor is required to attend Russian Studies Colloquia at least once each term.

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Useful Links

Helpful Resources on the Web:

Johnson's Russia List
The latest news and links to interesting websites related to Russia.

gazeta.ru
Russian news in english (click here to see it in Russian)

mosnews.com
Another online news source affiliated with gazeta.ru

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Student Research

The Russian and Central Eurasian Studies Program students are provided with many opportunities to be an active part of the Russian studies community by conducting research and presenting papers at national and regional conferences.

2006 Midwest Slavic Association Meeting

Four students from Dr. Hudson's Russian Foreign Policy class participated in the meeting by presenting papers or chairing a panel. For the Campus News report, click here.

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Awards & Honors

The Russian and Central Eurasian Studies Program program gives the Award for Excellence in The Russian and Central Eurasian Studies Program to the outstanding senior Russian and Central Eurasian Studies Major. Past recipients are listed below:

2006 Kathryn M. Volk
2005 Jennifer A. Carney
2004 Rapp S. Crook
2003 Katherine M. Hasecke
2002 M. Susan Jackson and Natasha Troicky
2001 Aaron Edsall and Rhonda Pitsch
1999 Mariya Parsons
1997 Staci Bertelli

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