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Study in Russia
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Viktoria Tsimberov, Slava Paperno, Raissa Krivitsky
Our main sequence of courses is team-taught by (left to right) Viktoria Tsimberov, Slava Paperno, and Raissa Krivitsky. Each of us also teaches his or her own courses. If we were to describe our program in three words, it would be "challenging, fulfilling, and fun." And very friendly!

Current Announcements

  • Cornell Translator-Interpreter Program (TIP) is recruiting bilingual and multilingual student volunteers. The two training sessions will be held on Monday Feb. 13 at 7pm, at Goldwin Smith Hall G64 and Thursday (Feb. 15 at 5pm, RPCC Aud 205). All questions should be addressed to Zi Han Liu (zl95@cornell.edu).
  • Fulbright Information Sessions. Student Program and the Fulbright-Hays DDRA Program. The programs afford research and teaching in over 155 countries. Countries vary in competitiveness. There is no minimum GPA for the Fulbright U.S. Student program. Tuesday, January 31, 4:30pm (graduate students) - G08 Uris Hall Wednesday, February 1, 4:30pm (undergraduate students) - G01 Uris Hall Auditorium. Contact fulbright@einaudi.cornell.edu.
  • The Jewish-Russian Club, a campus-wide student organization of speakers of Russian (regardless of their ethnicity) holds regularly scheduled events on and off-campus. All students of Russian (including beginners) are welcome. To join the mailing list, write to to Galina Gurevich at gg277@cornell.edu.
  • Scholarships, study abroad, etc.:
    • Click Study in Russia for some links that may be of interest. No pending deadlines at the moment.
    • The AATSEEL site under Outside resources always has relevant information on internships, graduate studies, and such.
See Rooms and times for class meeting times and places; our office hours; and links to campus maps and building names.
Click Courses if you are looking for information on all our courses.
If you learned Russian at home or studied it in high school, see Russian for Russians under Courses.
For important dates, see Academic Calendar.
You will find contact information under Faculty. If you are new to the program and have a question, write to Slava Paperno.
 
 
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Dept. of Comparative literature • Russian Language Program • 226 Morrill Hall • Cornell University • Ithaca, NY 14853-4701, USA
tel. 607/255-4155 • fax 607/255-8177 • email slava.paperno@cornell.edu