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INTLST 210 is an International Learning Community language seminar that promotes understanding of international and cross-cultural issues, teaches related target language vocabulary, and encourages collaborative learning among ILC members.

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Third Year Russian I reviews Russian grammar and complex syntax while reading literary works and developing writing skills.

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Fourth Year Russian I improves Russian proficiency in all four skills through literature, media, and presentations.

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This course covers the history of Russian social and political satire in depth, taught entirely in Russian.

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SLAVIC 699 is a directed study course allowing students to conduct independent research or study under faculty supervision.

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SLAVIC 799 is an advanced independent study course arranged with a faculty member.

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SLAVIC 804 investigates foreign language instruction history, adult acquisition models, and Russian teaching methods.

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Professional development in course design, lesson planning, and assessment for Russian teaching assistants.

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SLAVIC 900 is a graduate seminar exploring various topics in Slavic literature and culture.

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SLAVIC 991 is an independent research course in Slavic literature involving supervised writing and research.

Offering recorded · Fall 2026