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OUTREACH ACTIVITIES
Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center
Noontime Scholars lecture: "Mass Inventing Friendship: Propaganda for the USSR in Stalinist Poland" by Jan C. Behrends (Research fellow, Social Science Research Center (WZB), Berlin)
(8/28/2007)
Focus 580 interview on WILL-AM by Robert Hayden (Professor of Anthropology, Law, and Public and International Affairs; Director, Center for Russian and East European Studies)
(9/10/2007)
Noontime Scholars lecture: "The Ecstasy of Big Ideas": Building Yugoslav Tourism through the Five Year Plan, 1947-1951 by Kate Meehan Pedrotty (History, UIUC)
(9/11/2007)
Directions in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies lecture and Keynote Address of the International Conference: "Building the Balkans Anew: From Metaphor to Market": "Highways, Roadblocks and Empires" by Robert Hayden (Professor of Anthropology, Law, and Public and International Affairs; Director, Center for Russian and East European Studies)
(9/21/2007)
International Conference: Building the Balkans Anew: From Metaphor to Market
(9/21/2007 - 9/22/2007)
Noontime Scholars lecture: "The Revolutionary Implications of Russian Alcohol Prohibition, 1914-1925: New Insights from the Archives" by Mark Schrad (Political Science, University of Illinois)
(9/25/2007)
IPRH-CSAMES Panel Discussion: "The Nation and the Left"
(10/2/2007)
Directions in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies lecture: "Thoughts on the Fabrication and Escalation of a New Nationalism and Vigilantism in Turkey (prior to July 2007 Elections)" by Halil Berktay (Associate Professor of History, Sabanci University, Istanbul; Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University)
(10/4/2007)
Focus 580 interview on WILL-AM by Halil Berktay (Associate Professor of History, Sabanci University, Istanbul; Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Harvard University)
(10/4/2007)
CAS/MillerComm Lecture Series: "Anti-Semitism in Poland After Auschwitz" by Jan Gross (Krouse Family Visiting Scholar, UIUC and Department of History, Princeton University)
(10/9/2007)
Majors and Minors Fair
(10/9/2007)
Noontime Scholars lecture: "Hip-Hop, Migration, and the Racialization of Class Identities in post-Orange Revolution Ukraine" by Adriana Helbig (Musicology, University of Illinois)
(10/9/2007)
IPRH PANEL DISCUSSION: Jews and their Neighbors, Before, During and After WWII
(10/11/2007)
JACS Conference: "Transnational Popular Culture Industries"
(10/11/2007 - 10/12/2007)
The Department of Speech Communication Fall 2007 Colloquium Series: "New Complexities in 'Exporting the First Amendment'" by Monroe Price?(Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania)
(10/11/2007)
Workshop for K-16 Teachers: "Understanding Others Through Pop Culture"
(10/13/2007)
Directions in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies lecture: "What is Putin's Economic Model? The Market versus the Service State" by James Millar (Professor Emeritus of Economics and International Affairs, George Washington University)
(10/18/2007)
Student Meeting:"What Does the CIA Really Do, and How Well?" featuring CIA analysts of Russia and Eurasia
(10/19/2007)
Noontime Scholars lecture:"Europeanness and Modernity in the 'Uttermost East': Sakhalin Island in the Imperial Russian Imagination" by Sharyl Corrado (History, University of Illinois)
(10/23/2007)
Directions in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies lecture: "Earthquakes and Empire in Modern Central Asia" byDouglas Northrop (Associate Professor of History and Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan)
(11/8/2007)
Workshop:Language and Hip-Hop Culture in a Globalizing World
(11/10/2007)
International Careers Workshop II: "Health Care Overseas"
(11/13/2007)
Noontime Scholars lecture:"Dainty Shapes and Hairy Apes: S. I. Witkiewicz vs. the Polish Avant-Garde (1919-1939)" by George Gasyna (Slavic Languages and Literature, University of Illinois)
(11/13/2007)
Noontime Scholars lecture: "The Ironies and Challenges of Soviet Expropriation in a Russian Province" by Susan Smith (History, Bradley University)
(11/27/2007)
Focus 580 interview on WILL-AM by Robert Amsterdam (Amsterdam and Peroff)
(1/22/2008)
REEEC Lecture: "Putin vs. YUKOS: Russian Law and Oil Politics" by Robert Amsterdam (Amsterdam and Peroff)
(1/22/2008)
Directions in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies lecture: "The Soviet Gulag" by David Satter (REEEC-Journalism Visiting Faculty; Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute)
(1/24/2008)
Focus 580 interview on WILL-AM by David Satter (REEEC-Journalism Visiting Faculty; Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute)
(1/24/2008)
Outreach Presentation about Russian geography, language and culture to K-2nd by Lynda Park (REEEC, University of Illinois)
(1/25/2008)
Noontime Scholars Lecture: "Azerbaijan: a Country in Political, Social, and Educational Transition" by Mohammad Babadoost (Crop Sciences, University of Illinois)
(1/29/2008)
Concert: "Calling Songs": Ancient Songs from Ukraine by Marjana Sadovska (Ukrainian Folk Singer)
(1/30/2008)
2008 ISSA Conference
(2/7/2008 - 2/9/2008)
Noontime Scholars Lecture: "Gender and Transition: Responses to Economic Change in Siberia" by Elizabeth Sweet (Regional and Urban Planning, University of Illinois)
(2/12/2008)
Directions in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies lecture: "Balkan Anti-Semitism: The Cases of Bulgaria and Romania Before the Holocaust" by William Brustein (Associate Provost for International Affairs, University of Illinois)
(2/14/2008)
Millercomm Lecture: Biofuels and the World Food Situation by Joachim von Braun (Director General of the International Food Policy Research Institute-IFPRI)?
(2/14/2008)
Roundtable Discussion: Bioenergy: Strategies for Mitigating the Food Versus Fuel Controversy
(2/14/2008)
International Family Fest with Larisa Puslenghea (REEEC, University of Illinois)
(2/23/2008)
4th Annual Turkish Studies Symposium: Islam, Secularism and Democracy in Turkey Today
(2/28/2008)
GlobalFest
(3/8/2008)
GlobalFest: Discovery Room: Romanian Spring Charms with Alexandra Seceleanu (Romanian Student Club/ Mathematics, University of Illinois)
(3/8/2008)
GlobalFest: REEEC Exhibit Table with Christine Allen (REEEC, University of Illinois)
(3/8/2008)
GlobalFest: Romanian Immersion Room by Larisa Puslenghea (REEEC, University of Illinois)
(3/8/2008)
Noontime Scholars Lecture: "Cultural Contestation in the South Caucasus: Musical 'Masterpieces' and the role of the UNESCO" by Natasha Kipp (Ph.D. candidate in Ethnomusicology, UIUC)
(3/11/2008)
Noontime Scholars Lecture: "The Political Role of the Internet in the Russian Federation" by Heather Macleod (Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies, University of Illinois)
(3/25/2008)
2008 Current Affairs Forum: "Russia at the Crossroads"
(3/27/2008)
Focus 580 interview on WILL-AM by Leon Aron (Director of Russian studies at the American Enterprise Institute)
(3/27/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read Kick-off Celebration
(3/30/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read Presentation: "The Legacy of Tolstoy in Today's Russia, Centennial High School"
(3/31/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read Presentation: "The Legacy of Tolstoy in Today's Russia, Judah Christian High School"
(3/31/2008)
International Careers in Government workshop
(4/1/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read Focus 580 interview on WILL-AM by Michael Denner (Professor of Russian Studies, Stetson University)
(4/3/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read Keynote Lecture: "Gentlemen, Ivan Ilych Is Dead and You Will Be, Too: Can We Ever Again Live Well and Pleasantly after Reading Tolstoy?"
(4/3/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read Talk: Tolstoy among the Classics, Judah Christian High School with Michael Denner (Professor of Russian Studies, Stetson University)
(4/3/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read Talk: Tolstoy for Today's Students at Centennial High School featuring Michael Denner (Professor of Russian Studies, Stetson University)
(4/4/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read theatrical performance: Champaign Central High School Presents "The Death of Ivan Ilyich" with LaDonna Wilson (Drama Club Director)
(4/4/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read: Death and the Meaning of Life Film Festival
(4/9/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read: Journey of Translation
(4/14/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read/ Noontime Scholars Lecture: "Tolstoy and Herder: Nationalism and Brotherhood in Tolstoy's War and Peace"
(4/15/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read: Discussion Group at Clark-Lindsey Village with Tatiana Kuzmic (PhD Candidate, Program of Comparative and World Literature, UIUC)
(4/15/2008)
Polish Studies Talk: "The Bittersweet Truth: Adventures in Literary Translation" with Bill Johnston (Associate Professor, Departments: Second Language Studies and Comparative Literature, Indiana University; Director of Indiana University's Polish Studies Center)
(4/15/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read:The Russian and Eurasian Ensemble and Countess Sophia Tolstoy: Wife, Mother, Manager, and Widow with Faith Wilson Stein (Graduate Student, Comparative and World Literature, UIUC)
(4/18/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read: "Connecting Art and Literature: An Exploration of Death and Dying in the Visual Arts and in Tolstoy" with Anne Sautman (Director of Education, Krannert Art Museum)
(4/19/2008)
Noontime Scholars Lecture: "Re-dimensioning the Boundaries of Nationality: 'Albanians of Kosovo' vs. 'Kosovars'" with Eda Derhemi (Institute of Communications Research, University of Illinois)
(4/22/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read: The How and Why of Dying
(4/23/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read:Borders Reading Group with Oleksandra Shchur (Dept. of Slavic Languages and Literatures, UIUC)
(4/24/2008)
MillerComm 2008 Lecture: Protecting the Prophet: Understanding Muslim Reactions to the Danish Cartoon Controversy with Lawrence Rosen (William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Anthropology, Princeton University)
(4/24/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read: "Keeping the Faith" and "The Death of Ivan Ilyich" with Steve Shoemaker (host), Rabbi Norman Klein (Sinai Temple), Rev. Elihu Genmyo Smith (Prairie Zen Center)
(4/27/2008)
Champaign-Urbana Big Read:Borders Urbana Free Library Reads with Mary Wilkes Towner (book group leader)
(4/27/2008)
Champaign Schools Unit 4 teacher professional development
(5/7/2008)
2008 Summer Research Laboratory on Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia
(6/9/2008 - 8/2/2008)
SRL film screening: East/ West
(6/9/2008)
Eurasian Junior Scholars Training Workshop: "Gendering Democracy: Self, State, and Political Reform in Eurasia and Beyond"
(6/11/2008 - 6/13/2008)
Noontime Scholars Lecture, "A great stench": Understanding Russia's Reaction to Tobacco" by Matthew Romaniello (Assistant Professor, History Department, University of Hawaii at Manoa)
(6/11/2008)
SRL film screening: Russian Ark
(6/11/2008)
SRL film screening: Love Film
(6/16/2008)
Noontime Scholars Lecture: ""Spiritual Christianity, Prophecy, and Resistance to State Power in Russia and Arizona" by Eugene Clay (Associate Professor, Department of Religious Studies, Arizona State University)
(6/17/2008)
SRL film screening:Tycoon
(6/18/2008)
The Socio-cultural aspects of Pakistani Pashto Pop Music
(6/18/2008)
"2008 Fisher Forum: "Interpreting Emotion in Eastern Europe, Russia, and Eurasia"" with Keynote address,"Thinking about Feelings: Affective Dispositions and Emotions in the Study of the Past"" by Ronald G. Suny
(6/19/2008 - 6/21/2008)
Pop Culture in Post-Soviet Uzbekistan
(6/19/2008)
Movie: The Cave of the Yellow Dog
(6/20/2008)
2008 International Summer Institute for Pre-collegiate Educators: "Multiple Perspectives in Teaching World History"
(6/22/2008 - 6/28/2008)
SRL film screening: The Lives of Others
(6/23/2008)
Movie: Kuresh olmeydu
(6/24/2008)
Noontime Scholars:"Siberian Regionalists in the 1860s: The First Regionalist Movement in Europe"
(6/24/2008)
SRL film screening: Kidnapping Caucasian Style, or Shurik's New Adventure
(6/25/2008)
Language policy in Independent Central Asia and Azerbaijan
(6/26/2008)
Movie: Dev bilan Pakana
(6/27/2008)
Balkan Studies Junior Scholars Training Workshop:"Building Balkan Studies: Integrating Multidisciplinary Perspectives"
(6/30/2008 - 7/2/2008)
SRL film screening: Kosovo: Of Blood and History
(6/30/2008)
Kazakh Language in Media
(7/1/2008)
Noontime Scholars: 'Soft Borders: an argument against the hard borders of ethnocracy'
(7/1/2008)
Mongolian Cooking Demonstration
(7/2/2008)
SRL film screening: House of Fools
(7/2/2008)
Movie: Kek
(7/3/2008)
SRL film screening: Alexander Nevsky
(7/7/2008)
Uyghur BabyShowers
(7/7/2008)
SRL film screening: Citizen Vaclav Havel
(7/9/2008)
Kazakhstan: The Challenges of Prosperity
(7/10/2008)
Language Education in Uzbekistan
(7/14/2008)
Inner Asia? Central Asia? Central Eurasia? What Exactly are they?
(7/16/2008)
Uzbekistan through the lens
(7/17/2008)
Azeri cooking demonstration
(7/20/2008)
Tajiki on the Internet
(7/21/2008)
Mongolian Nomadic Customs, Hospitality
(7/22/2008)
Historical Buildings of Afghanistan
(7/23/2008)
Mongolian Cinematic History
(7/23/2008)
Uzbek cooking demonstration
(7/23/2008)
A brief lecture on the Kazakh Dish Manti
(7/27/2008)
Uyghur Cooking Demonstration
(7/28/2008)
Turkmen Bilingual Education
(7/29/2008)
Human Rights and Cultural Diversity
(8/4/2008 - 8/8/2008)
Azerbaijan: Land of Fire
(8/5/2008)
Turkmen Rug Display
(8/5/2008)
Azeri cooking demonstration
(8/6/2008)
Lecture: Uyghur Traditional Food
(8/7/2008)
Global Healthcare and Education
(8/11/2008 - 8/15/2008)
Russia-Georgia Conflict
(8/15/2008)
Current Events in Georgia
(8/22/2008)
Slavic Plus Film Series Otac na sluzbenom putu, When Father was Away for Business
(8/25/2008)
Imposing Mixedness Mixed Marriages of Bosnia-Herzegovina and the Creation of Difference
(9/2/2008)
My Georgian Summer
(9/16/2008)
The Georgia-Russia Conflict and the New Great Game
(9/25/2008)
Animal Farms, or How Socialist Pigs Overthrew an Empire
(9/30/2008)
Slavic Plus Film Series Kukushka, The Cuckoo
(10/2/2008)
The View from the Streets Attitudes Toward Politics and Religion Among Ordinary Citizens in the Arab World
(10/2/2008)
Islam, Modernity and Eurasia Conference
(10/3/2008 - 10/4/2008)
University Laboratory High School Cultural Fair
(10/3/2008)
Slavic Plus Film Series Ostrov, The Island
(10/9/2008)
Slavic Plus Film Series Lang ist der Weg, Long is the Road
(10/16/2008)
Hungary 1956 Eyewitness to History
(10/21/2008)
EU-ACDIS Symposium - US/Russia/EU
(10/23/2008)
Slavic Plus Film Series Tydzien z zycia mezczyzny, A Week in the Life of a Man
(10/23/2008)
US-EU-Russia New Strategic Dynamics after Bush
(10/23/2008)
WILL Focus 580 Radio Interview
(10/23/2008)
Is the United States a Global Power in Decline?
(10/24/2008)
Is the United States a Global Power in Decline?
(10/24/2008)
THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS GENDER IMPLICATIONS
(10/24/2008)
Campus Resources for International Careers Workshop
(10/28/2008)
Ekphrasis in Dostoevsky Two Female Portraits in The Idiot
(10/29/2008)
Fact, Counter Fact, and the Ending of the Pacific War
(10/30/2008)
Slavic Plus Film Series Sibirskii tsiryulnik, The Barber of Siberia
(10/30/2008)
Classroom Assignment Support
(10/31/2008)
Economic and Political Priorities of the Current Russian Administration
(11/6/2008)
Russia ten years after default, new risks emerge
(11/6/2008)
Slavic Plus Film Series Samotari, The Loners
(11/6/2008)
International Law Society Russia/Georgia Forum
(11/11/2008)
Slavic Plus Film Series Damskii portnoi, The Ladies Tailor
(11/13/2008)
Stalin and Mao New Light from Russian Archives
(11/13/2008)
Transcending the East-West Divide? Cosmopolitanism in Polish Postwar Cabaret and the Jewish Participation
(11/18/2008)
Slavic Plus Film Series Tini zabutikh predkiv, Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors
(11/20/2008)
Slavic Plus Film Series Ivan Vasilevich minyaet professiyu, Ivan Vasilevich Changes Professions
(12/4/2008)
The Mysterious Civilization of the Rock People
(12/4/2008)
Global Sustainable Development - Infusing the Issues into the K-12 Classroom - ISSA Conference
(1/17/2009)
Workshop International Careers in Government and the Non-Profit Sector
(2/10/2009)
The Triumph of Politics over Economics in Russia
(2/12/2009)
Maintaining the Center by Transforming Space Keeping the Nation at the Center of Daily Life in Zagreb, Croatia
(2/24/2009)
Poetry Reading Male Female/Mortally Sick-Fervently Alive/Delete Where Necessary
(2/26/2009)
Turkish Diasporas, Turkish Communities - Turkish Symposium
(3/2/2009)
2009 Joint Area Centers Symposium - A New Green Revolution? Meeting Global Food and Energy Demands
(3/4/2009 - 3/6/2009)
Slavic Plus Film Series Ivanova Detstvo, My Name is Ivan
(3/5/2009)
International Education Week
(3/9/2009 - 3/15/2009)
Public Engagement Symposium and Technology Showcase
(3/9/2009 - 5/9/2009)
International Careers in Business
(3/10/2009)
Headscarves and Hotpants Debating Gender Equality, Secularism and Religious Freedoms in the New Europe
(3/11/2009)
Slavic Plus Film Series Enemy at the Gates
(3/12/2009)
2010 Global Fest
(3/13/2009 - 3/14/2009)
Cultures in Contact Using Corpus-Based Techniques to Discover the Influences of the English Culture on the Macedonian Culture
(3/17/2009)
Title VI 50th Anniversary Conference
(3/18/2009 - 3/21/2009)
Slavic Plus Film Series Komissar
(3/19/2009)
Slavic Plus Film Series Grine Felder, Green Fields
(4/2/2009)
Oleg Iuriev, Playwright, Novelist, Poet
(4/4/2009)
Reform or Retrenchment Post-Communist Eurasia and the World Economic Crisis
(4/9/2009)
Russia, Friend or Foe?
(4/9/2009)
Russia, Friend or Foe? Interview
(4/9/2009)
Slavic Plus Film Series Voskhozhdenye, The Ascent
(4/9/2009)
Live and Local WILL FM Interview of Donna Buchanan and Georgi Andreev
(4/14/2009)
Tsar/Emperor Discourse in Topography of Moscow Faceted Chamber GranovitaiaPalata in 17th-18th Centuries
(4/14/2009)
Slavic Plus Film Series Ko To Tamo Peva?, Whos That Singing Over There?
(4/16/2009)
I Explore - Moms Weekend
(4/17/2009)
Klier Conference Jews in the East European Borderlands Daily Life, Violence, and Memory
(4/19/2009 - 4/21/2009)
Illinois Council for Social Sciences Conference
(4/20/2009)
Immigration and Europes New Cosmopolitans German-Turkish Encounters
(4/21/2009)
Westview Elementary International Fair
(4/22/2009)
Slavic language students Talent Show
(4/23/2009)
Student briefing prior to Gorbachev lecture at Eureka College
(4/23/2009)
Model United Nations Illinois
(4/24/2009 - 4/25/2009)
Bridges New Horizons in Balkan Music
(4/25/2009)
Bulgarian Illini Picturing Their Motherland
(4/28/2009)
The Soviet Ballet and Nationalities Policy Manifestations and Influence in the Media, 1953-1968
(4/28/2009)
Slavic Plus Film Series Serp i Molot, Hammer and Sickle
(4/30/2009)
Visiting Group from Ukraine
(5/2/2009)
Foreign National Presentation
(5/5/2009)
Classroom Assignment Support
(5/7/2009)
Slavic Plus Film Series Jara Cimrman lezici, spici - Jara Cimrman Lying, Sleeping
(5/7/2009)
Introduction to Russian Fairy Tales - The Frog Princess
(5/19/2009)
Introduction to the Russian Alphabet
(5/19/2009)
REEEC Library Exhibit
(6/1/2009 - 6/30/2009)
Beloye Solntse Pustini, White Sun of the Desert, Russia, 1970 - Vladimir Motyl
(6/8/2009)
Junior Scholars Training Workshop Blurring Boundaries and Shifting States Accession and Secession in Southeastern Europe
(6/9/2009 - 6/10/2009)
Strategies of Representation Contemporary Artists Respond to Moslem-Christian Conflict in the Balkans
(6/9/2009)
Symposium Evaluating the Effects of EU Accession Lessons for Southeast Europe
(6/9/2009)
Junior Scholars Training Workshop Islam and Muslim Identities in Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia
(6/10/2009 - 6/12/2009)
Kavkazskii Plennik, Prisoner of the Mountains, Russia, 1997 Sergei Bodrov
(6/10/2009)
International Summer Institute Music in Many Languages
(6/14/2009 - 6/19/2009)
Mephisto, Hungary, 1981 - Istvn Szab
(6/15/2009)
SRL Russian History and Culture Discussion Group
(6/15/2009 - 6/18/2009)
Current Developments in Russia
(6/16/2009)
Junior Scholars Training Workshop Mobility in Russia and Eurasia
(6/16/2009 - 6/18/2009)
Vlas Doroshevich and the Sakhalin Penal Colony
(6/16/2009)
2009 Fisher Forum Russias Role in Human Mobility Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
(6/17/2009 - 6/19/2009)
Keynote Address Europe-Asia, Coast to Coast 2009 Fisher Forum
(6/17/2009)
Mongol, Germany, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Russia, 2007 Sergei Bodrov
(6/17/2009)
The Visible Woman? Gender and the Composition of Post-Communist Leadership in Eastern Europe
(6/18/2009)
Ostrov, The Island, Russia, 2006 Pavel Lungin
(6/22/2009)
Vaccination Campaigns in Post-socialist Ukraine. When Body Politic and Citizens Bodies Intersect at the Crossroads of Global and Local
(6/23/2009)
Curriculum Development Workshop on Russia, Poland, and Ukraine
(6/24/2009 - 6/26/2009)
elary, Czech Republic - 2003 Ondej Trojan
(6/24/2009)
How Does the European Union Work? 2009 EUC Teacher Workshop
(6/24/2009 - 6/27/2009)
26th Conference on Ukrainian Subjects
(6/25/2009)
Researching in Uzbekistan Challenges and Opportunities
(6/25/2009)
Before the Rain, Macedonia - 1994 Milcho Manchevski
(6/29/2009)
Defending the Nation Against Whom? Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia in Axis Bulgaria
(6/30/2009)
Witnesses, Croatia - 2003 Vinko Brean
(7/1/2009)
4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days, Romania - 2003 Cristian Mungiu
(7/6/2009)
Ethnicity in the Regional Legislation Elections in Russia and Ukraine
(7/7/2009)
Piter FM, Russia - 2006 Oksana Bychkova
(7/8/2009)
2009 Midwest Summer Institute on Global Poverty and Inequality
(8/3/2009 - 8/7/2009)
2009 Midwest Summer Institute on World Food, Water and Energy
(8/10/2009 - 8/14/2009)
Quad Day 2009
(8/23/2009)
Sweet Corn Festival
(8/28/2009)
Global Lens Film Series I am From Titov VelesJas sum od Titov Veles
(9/2/2009)
Van Coufoudakis The Cyprus Problem the EU and the European Convention of Human Rights
(9/10/2009)
Film Screening Zelary 2003
(9/15/2009)
Ambassador Minikes Roundtable with Students
(9/16/2009)
Graduate Student Resource Fair
(9/17/2009)
Film Screening Masters of Russian Animation Mountain of Dinosaurs and others 1962-1968
(9/22/2009)
New Directions Barbara Engel Family Despotism and the Rights of the Person lichnost the Politics of the Personal in Late Imperial Russia
(9/24/2009)
Westview Elementary Celebrate the Arts Fair
(9/25/2009)
Film Screening Viy, or the Spirit of Evil 1967
(9/29/2009)
Noontime Scholars Rebecca Mitchell Music and Salvation in Late Imperial Russia A.N. Skriabin and Messiah
(9/29/2009)
Interview with Journalism student Natasha Montague
(10/1/2009)
Film Screening House of Fools 2002
(10/6/2009)
Major Minor Fair
(10/6/2009)
Noontime Scholars Judith Pintar Feminine Nouns That End in a Consonant Conversations with Croatian Men A Poetry Reading
(10/6/2009)
The Geopolitics of Oil and Gas Production and Transmission Why the Price We Pay at the Pump is Affected by U.S. Foreign Policy
(10/6/2009)
Global Studies in Education
(10/9/2009)
Current Events Forum Dropping the Missile Shield the U.S., Russia, and the New Stage of Geopolitical Swordsmanship
(10/12/2009)
Film Screening King Lear 1969
(10/13/2009)
Film Screening Danielle Stodilka A Kingdom Reborn Treasures from Ukrainian Galicia
(10/15/2009)
Global Lens Series Songs from the Southern Seas Pesn Juzhnykh Morej
(10/15/2009)
Justyna Beinek Portable Graveyards - Russian and Polish Albums in the Romantic Culture of Memory
(10/15/2009)
Film Screening Assa 1987
(10/20/2009)
Noontime Scholars Lilya Kaganovsky There Is No Acoustic Relation Considerations on Sound and Image in Kira Muratovas The Sentimental Policeman
(10/20/2009)
Film Screening Katyn 2007
(10/27/2009)
Film Screening Better Than Escape
(11/3/2009)
Noontime Scholars Jesse Murray Recreating Community Conversion to Orthodoxy in Buriariia, 1860-1917
(11/3/2009)
Current Events Forum Global Security, Climate Change, and the Arctic
(11/5/2009)
New Directions Douglas Rogers The Old Faith and the Russian land Recombinant Ethics in the Urals
(11/9/2009)
Remembering 1989 Fall of the Berlin Wall
(11/9/2009)
Film Screening Admiral
(11/10/2009)
Noontime Scholars Marina Mogilner The enigma of Russian race Russian physical anthropology of the nineteenth-early twentieth centuries
(11/10/2009)
Berlin Wall Symposium
(11/11/2009 - 11/13/2009)
Richard Tempest Intrigue, Money, Terror, War The Geopolitics of the Former Soviet Union
(11/16/2009)
Film Screenung Koktebel
(11/17/2009)
Film Screening Roots
(12/1/2009)
International Careers Workshop
(12/1/2009)
Distinguished Lecture Series Andranik Migranyan Is New Agenda for Russian-American Relations Possibly?
(12/3/2009)
MillerComm Andrew Moravcsik Why is Europe, not China or India, the Second Superpower of the 21st Century?
(1/27/2010)
Angela Brintlinger Empty Nests War and Sacrifice in Soviet Fiction
(1/29/2010)
FLAS Workshop for Undergrad and Grad Students
(1/29/2010)
Interview Richard Tempest Interview with Daily Illini
(1/29/2010)
Turkish Studies Symposium Violence, Trauma and Displacement in Eurasia and the Middle East
(1/29/2010)
Noontime Scholars Maryna Hets The Glorious Past of the Republic of Belarus from a Personal Perspective
(2/16/2010)
Lecture Lynn Visson The Work and Life of a Conference Interpreter at the UN
(2/19/2010)
Lynn Visson Workshop Terminology and Procedures
(2/19/2010 - 2/21/2010)
Noontime Scholars Elizabeth Spreng It Doesnt Matter Emotions and Endangerment in Bilingual Lusatia Germany
(2/23/2010)
Slavic Graduate Students Association Conference on Slavic Studies
(2/27/2010)
Noontime Scholars Ho Yeon Cho The Historical Sciences of North Korea and the Soviet Union in the 1950s
(3/2/2010)
Public Engagement Symposium
(3/3/2010)
New Directions Frances Nethercott Scholars, Popularizers, and Ideologues Images of the Historian in Tsarist and Soviet Russia
(3/4/2010)
New Directions Anne Lounsbery Symbolic Geography in Russian Literature Meaning, Meaningless, Provinciality
(3/11/2010)
Uncle Vanya presented by Maly Drama Theatre - Theatre of Europe
(3/12/2010)
GlobalFest
(3/13/2010)
Lev Dodin Discussion following performance of Uncle Vanya
(3/13/2010)
Noontime Scholars Colleen McQuillen Life-Creation or Parody Symbolist Constructions of Gender in Life and Literature
(3/16/2010)
New Directions Sasha Tsenkova Informality, Inequality and Transformation in the Post-Socialist City
(4/1/2010)
International Education Week
(4/5/2010 - 4/11/2010)
Kaufman, Wallace Lecture to REES201
(4/7/2010)
Annual Center Conference Donna Buchanan Soundscapes of the Spirit, Cosmology and Sound Art from the Black to Aral Seas
(4/8/2010 - 4/10/2010)
Gill, Denise Live and Local with Kevin Kelly Will FM 90.9
(4/8/2010)
Stig Fredrikson at Urbana Free Library
(4/12/2010)
T. Ataov Turks and Armenians What Really Happened on April 24, 1915
(4/12/2010)
Stig Fredrikson From Our Correspondent in Moscow Reporting on Solzhenitsyn, the Kremlin and the KGB
(4/15/2010)
Current Events Forum A Polish Tragedy The Death of President Lech Kaczynski and Its Meaning for Poland and the World
(4/16/2010)
Explore Illinois Moms Weekend
(4/16/2010)
International Symposium on Islam, Salvation, and the Fate of Others
(4/16/2010 - 4/17/2010)
Noontime Scholars Peter Nardulli Climate Change, Cataclysmic Events and Societal Stability A Quasi-experimental Analysis
(4/20/2010)
Slavic Language Students Talent Show 2010
(4/21/2010)
Jim Wagenlander Talk
(4/23/2010)
Balkanalia Dancing down the Danube and across the Black Sea
(4/24/2010)
Olympiada of Spoken Russian
(4/24/2010)
Noontime Scholars Ardian Gola Kosova - The Newborn State
(4/27/2010)
Community Outreach Richard Tempest Spotlight on Opera What Makes it Russian? Tchaikovsky and the Slavic Sound
(5/10/2010)
Stig Fredriksons International Review Interview
(5/12/2010)
Film Screening The Orator
(6/14/2010)
Junior Scholars Workshop State, Society, and Modernity in Central Asia
(6/14/2010 - 6/16/2010)
Junior Scholars Workshop Understanding the Black Sea as Region
(6/14/2010 - 6/16/2010)
Film Series I am Twenty Years Old dir. Marlen Khutsiyev
(6/15/2010)
Noontime Scholars Jason Strakes State Formation and Conflict Dynamics in Post-Soviet Central Asia Applications to Regional Security
(6/15/2010)
Film Screening Cherry Town dir. Gerbert Rappaport
(6/17/2010)
Noontime Scholars Mariya Radeva Naturally European how sustainable development transformed environmental activism in Bulgaria since EU accession
(6/17/2010)
Russian Culture and History Discussion Group
(6/21/2010 - 6/24/2010)
Film Series Born in 45
(6/22/2010)
Noontime Scholars Elizabeth Blake Examining Political, Ethnic and Religious Dimensions to the Siberian Experiences of Poles from Dostoevskys Dead House
(6/22/2010)
Film Series Wings dir. Larisa Shepitko
(6/24/2010)
International Conference The Socialist Sixties Popular Culture and the Socialist City in Global Perspective
(6/24/2010)
Slavic Reading Hour Reading of Sashas Matryoshka Dolls
(6/26/2010)
Film Screening Knife in the Water
(6/29/2010)
Noontime Scholars Robert Przygrodzki Russians, Poles, Art and the Politics of Identity in Fin-de-Siecle Warsaw
(6/29/2010)
Film Screening Up and Down
(7/1/2010)
Film Screening Nine Days of One Year
(7/6/2010)
Film Screening Loves of a Blonde
(7/8/2010)
Slavic Reading Hour Reading Firebird
(7/10/2010)
Film Screening Innocent Sorcerers
(7/13/2010)
Film Screening A Report on the Party and the Guests
(7/15/2010)
REEEC Website Job and Funding Opportunities Page
(7/16/2010)
Film Screening Innocence Unprotected
(7/20/2010)
REEEC Outreach Calendar
(7/20/2010)
Film Series Man is not a Bird and Love Affair, or the Case of the Missing Switchboard Operator
(7/22/2010)
Quad Day
(8/22/2010)
Diane Koenker The Gulag in Soviet History
(8/23/2010)
Diane Koenker The Soviet Gulag Experience and Memory
(8/23/2010)
Russian Life and Culture An Introduction by Alisha Kirchoff
(9/3/2010)
Slavic Reading Hour A little story about a Big Turnip
(9/4/2010)
Polish ImPotence Framing Polish Labor Migration on the European Screen
(9/15/2010)
The Fall 2010 SSRC TITLE VIII Eurasia Program Dissertation Support Fellows Workshop Willis Regier Publishing Your Dissertation, Preparing for University Presses
(9/15/2010)
Graduate Student Resource Fair
(9/17/2010)
Noontime Scholar Lecture Stephanie Chung A Tale of Two Aleshas The Changing Face of Soviet Film in The Fall of Berlin and Ballad of a Soldier.
(9/21/2010)
LAS Majors and Minors Fair
(9/28/2010)
Noontime Scholar Lecture Series Silviu Hariton War monuments in Romania, 1900s-1930s
(9/28/2010)
Slavic Reading Hour At the wish of the Fish
(10/2/2010)
Alexander Martyov - Lunch with Aerospace Engineering faculty Tim Bertl and Soon-Jo Chung
(10/4/2010)
Distinguished Lecture Series Alexander Martynov Manned Mission to Mars
(10/4/2010)
Alexander Martynov - Brief talk for REEE 200 Class
(10/5/2010)
Alexander Martynov - Lunch with engineering students
(10/5/2010)
International Careers Workshop Series 2010-2011Campus Resources for International Careers
(10/6/2010)
Midwest Russian History Workshop
(10/8/2010 - 10/9/2010)
Campus Visit
(10/13/2010)
Noontime Scholar Lecture Series Roman Licko A Welcome Overstayed Milan Hodza in the Documents of the US Administration, 1941 - 1944
(10/19/2010)
Illinois History Teachers Conference
(10/21/2010)
New Directions in Russian East European and Eurasian Studies Barbara Skinner Fault Lines of Faith Rethinking Orthodoxy in Russias Western Borderlands
(10/28/2010)
Distinguished Lecture Series - Artemyi Troitsky The History of Russian Rock /n/ Roll
(11/1/2010)
Distinguished Lecture Series Artemyi Troitsky The history of Russian Rock and Roll
(11/1/2010)
WILL Focus 580 Interview Artemyi Troitsky The History of Russian Rock /n/ Roll
(11/1/2010)
Campus Visit
(11/3/2010)
REEEC Career Development Brown Bags - Developing an Effective CV Make your Area Studies Expertise Work for You
(11/4/2010)
Slavic Reading Hour The Frog Princess
(11/6/2010)
Noontime Scholar Lecture Marina Balina Soviet Children go to War Narrating WWII in Soviet Literature for the Young
(11/9/2010)
Meeting with unit Bulgarian Student Association Valentin Dontchev
(11/11/2010)
New Directions in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Colloquium Series Augusta Dimou Constructing the Social Cooperatives in interwar Bulgaria
(11/11/2010)
Round Table discussion Valentin Dontchev Current Challenges and Opportunities for Bulgaria.
(11/11/2010)
Global Lens - Ordinary People Vladimir Persic, Serbia, 2009
(11/18/2010)
REEEC Career Development Brown Bags - What do I want to be when I grow up? Identifying career resources for area studies expertise
(12/2/2010)
Lost Poland - A selection of historical photographs recovered from filmstrips produced by the Polish government in the 1930s
(12/3/2010 - 1/21/2011)
Rebecca Mitchell - Talk prior to second showing of the Shostakovich Cycle
(12/7/2010)
Shoshtakovich Symposium
(12/7/2010)
REEEC Career Development Brown Bags - Carolyn Cooper Living and Working in Russia
(1/20/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Andy Bruno Igniting Russias Northern Lights The Natures of Twentieth-Century Economic Transformation in a Polar Region
(1/25/2011)
Kathy Johson - Diplomat in Residence Visit International Careers with the State Department
(2/4/2011)
Slavic Reading Hour The Twelve Months
(2/5/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Tatiana Afanasyeva Political Socialization of Youth in Post-Soviet States
(2/8/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Diana Georgescu Children of the Golden Age Social and Discursive Practices of Socialist Patriotism in Ceausescus Romania
(2/15/2011)
New Directions in Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia - Maria Bucur-Decard Gender and Everyday Citizenship in Communist Romania
(2/17/2011)
2nd Annual SGSA Conference
(2/26/2011)
Terrell Star - Journalism Brown Bag
(2/28/2011)
Terrell Starr - REEEC and Slavic Graduate Student Roundtable
(2/28/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Terrell Starr Black in Ukraine
(3/1/2011)
Terrell Starr - Office of Minority Student Affairs Event, Travel the World for Free
(3/1/2011)
Terrell Starr - Presentation at Arsenal Tech High School
(3/2/2011)
Slavic Reading Hour Luba and the Wren
(3/5/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Anna Arkatova Spectrum of Four Femininities in A. Solzhenitsyns Novel Red Wheel
(3/8/2011)
Gyrgy Szapry, Ambassador of the Republic of Hungary to the United States State of the European Union Address
(3/9/2011)
Mikls Martin-Kovcs, Hungarian Investment and Trade Commissioner Student Workshop Careeers and Professionalism in East Europe
(3/9/2011)
Transatlantic Security Symposium The End of National European Armies?
(3/9/2011)
New Postsocialist Ontologies and Politics The Annual Symposium of Soyuz The Research Network for Postsocialist Cultural Studies
(3/11/2011 - 3/12/2011)
North, South, East, West! 2011 Global Fest
(3/11/2011 - 3/12/2011)
Olympiada 2011
(3/19/2011)
Noontime Scholars Lecture - Elena Jakel The experiences of Soviet Jews in Ukraine immediately after the Holocaust
(3/29/2011)
Lynn Visson - International Careers in Translation
(3/31/2011)
JACS - Iran Symposium Iran at Large The Global Emergence of a Regional Power?
(4/1/2011 - 4/3/2011)
Joint Area Center Symposium - Iran Symposium Iran at Large The Global Emergence of a Regional Power?
(4/1/2011 - 4/2/2011)
Slavic Story Time Salt
(4/2/2011)
Film Screening - Alisha Kirchoff The Sweetest Embrace Return to Afghanistan
(4/5/2011)
International Education Week
(4/5/2011 - 5/12/2011)
New Directions in Russian East European Eurasian Studies - Olga Shevchenko Crisis as a Way of Life Logics of the Everyday in the 1990s Russia
(4/7/2011)
MA Practitioners Workshop
(4/9/2011)
No Country of Our Time? Flim Screening and Discussion
(4/11/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Alla Salnikova The Discovery of Russian Childhood A Century of Studies
(4/12/2011)
Illinois International with Hungarian Ambassador
(4/13/2011)
Global Studies Forum Exploring International Humanitarian Law
(4/16/2011)
Distinguished Speaker - Krastyo Petkov A comparative sociological study of attitudes within the EU the case of the new members from Eastern/Central Europe and the Balkans
(4/18/2011)
New Directions in Russian East European Studies - Olga Bendina Living Positively Negotiating Identities Among HIV Positive Women in Saratov
(4/21/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Natalya Khokholova The Role of Money and Gossip in Princess Rostopchinas Society Tale Rank and Money
(4/26/2011)
Slavic Story Time Misery
(5/7/2011)
Slavic Story Time The chatterer
(6/4/2011 - 7/4/2011)
Summer Film Series - Chico
(6/13/2011)
Summer Institute for the Languages of the Muslim World SILMW
(6/13/2011 - 8/6/2011)
Nootime Scholars Lecture Russell Zanca What happened to the idea of normal state development in Central Asia? Globalization in Failing States.
(6/15/2011)
Summer Film Series - Cherry Town
(6/15/2011)
Curriculum Development Workshop - Violence Overload? Promoting Sensitivity to Human Suffering the Case of Bosnia
(6/19/2011 - 6/22/2011)
Summer film series No Mans Land
(6/20/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture Elana Jakel Comrades and Conspirators Jews and Jobs in Post-WWII Ukraine
(6/21/2011)
Summer Film Series - Before the Rain
(6/22/2011)
Fisher Forum - Finding a Place in the Soviet Empire Cultural Production and the Friendship of Nations
(6/26/2011 - 6/28/2011)
Fisher Forum Finding a Place in the Soviet Empire Cultural Production and the Friendship of Nations
(6/26/2011)
Summer Noontime Lecture - Rob Whiting Space, Place, and Nationalism Constituting, Transmitting, and Contesting National Identity in the Urban Landscape of Zagreb, Croatia from 1850-1940
(6/28/2011)
Summer Film Series - I am twenty years old
(6/29/2011)
Slavic Story Time The most beautiful flower
(7/9/2011)
2011 International Summer Institute Protecting the Vulnerable in International Conflict Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law
(7/25/2011 - 7/29/2011)
Slavic Story Time The Son of the Sun and the Daughter of the Moon
(8/6/2011)
Quad Day
(8/21/2011)
Jewish Studies Workshop - Ritual Murder in a Russian Border Town
(8/30/2011)
Day of Knowledge Urbana Free Library
(9/3/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Bruce Wicks From West to East A Travelogue and Tourism Development in Russia
(9/13/2011)
WILL Focus 580 - My Perestroika with Robin Hessman
(9/15/2011)
My Perestroika Robin Hessman Art Theater Screening
(9/19/2011)
My Perestroika Robin Hessman Drop-In question hour with Media Students
(9/19/2011)
My Perestroika Robin Hessman Guest Speaker to Russian Language Class
(9/19/2011)
My Perestroika Robin Hessman REEEC Screening
(9/19/2011)
Dirk Uffelmann - Ethics vs. Aesthetics in Dostoevskiis Legend of the Grand Inquisitor
(9/21/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Curtis RichardsonCivilizing the State and Family Redefining Patriarchy and Domesticity in Nineteenth-Century Russia.
(10/4/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Polina Barskova Writing/Reading the Happy Ending for the Siege of Leningrad
(10/11/2011)
European Union Center Lecture - Gabor Daroczi The Post-socialist Changes in Europe and the Roma minority Importance of educational strategies to future improvement
(10/20/2011)
International Careers at the World Bank
(10/24/2011)
Noontime Scholar Lecture - Natalya Khokholova Orientalism Russian Style
(10/25/2011)
Dassia Posner - Of Mirrors and Meyerhold Hoffmanic Reflections in Columbines Veil and The Inspector General
(10/27/2011)
Vedran Dzihic - Looming Crisis of Democracy Lessons from Two Decades of Post-Yugoslav Democratization
(11/1/2011)
New Direction in Russian East European and Eurasian Studies - Sergei Markedonov The Caucasus region as crossroads of interests to Russia, Turkey, Iran, USA and EU.
(11/10/2011)
Meeting with faculty from Vladivostok
(11/14/2011)
Consider a Career with the CIA
(11/15/2011)
The Festival of Trees - Uncle Vovas Tree
(11/19/2011)
Three Stories of Galicia Ukrainian Documentary
(11/30/2011)
Maciej Pisarski - Implications of the Polish Presidency of the EU for Europe and Transatlantic Affairs
(12/2/2011)
Slavic Story Time - The little snowgirl
(12/3/2011)
Unit 4 Resource Fair
(12/6/2011)
Professor Richard Tempest on the protests in Russia
(1/2/2012)
Slavic Story Time - The Animals Revenge
(1/7/2012)
WILL 580 Focus Interview - Andrew Kuchins The Russian Presidential Elections
(1/25/2012)
Bottenfield Multicultural Night
(1/26/2012)
Men of the Same Blood Putin, Medvedev and the Future of Russia
(1/26/2012 - 3/15/2012)
Distinguished Lecture Series - Andrew Kuchins Russias Leadership and U.S.-Russia Relations
(2/2/2012)
OLLI Noontime Lecture - Andrew Kuchins The Return of Politics to Russia Can Putinism Survive?
(2/3/2012)
Noontime Lecture Series - Nick Hryhorczuk My tour of Chernobyl A heritage story told through pictures
(2/7/2012)
International Careers Workshop Series CAMPUS RESOURCES FOR INTERNATIONAL CAREERS
(2/8/2012)
Slavic Graduate Students Association SGSA Conference - Discourse across boarders Slavic Studies from Kievan Rus to Present Day
(2/24/2012 - 2/25/2012)
2012 Olympiada
(2/25/2012)
Joint Area Centers Symposium Cities and Inequalities in a Transnational World
(3/1/2012 - 3/3/2012)
New Directions in Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia - Malte Rolf Imperial Biographies in Multiethnic Empires. The Habsburg and the Russian Empires in Comparison
(3/1/2012)
The Life of a UN Interpreter and Recent Trends in Interpreter Training - Lynn Visson
(3/1/2012)
Champaign Greek Film Festival
(3/2/2012 - 3/3/2012)
Champaign Greek Film Festival
(3/2/2012 - 3/3/2012)
Coffee and meet with student - Deirdre Ruscitti
(3/2/2012)
Slavic Story Time - Hristo Alexiev Bulgarian Folk Music
(3/3/2012)
EUC Lecture Series - Zsuzsa Gille What is Red in Hungarys 2010 Red Mud Disaster?
(3/9/2012)
Global Fest
(3/9/2012)
Noontime Lecture Series - Maria Galamarini The Politics of Gender and Single Mothers Right to be Helped in Soviet Russia between1917 and 1950
(3/13/2012)
Critical thinking exercise - CIA Intelligence Analysts
(3/14/2012)
Edison Middle School International Day
(3/15/2012)
How to Market your International Experience and Skills to Employers
(3/28/2012)
New Directions in Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia - Laura Henry The Future of Russias Frozen Forests Do Global Governance Initiatives in Climate and Forestry Influence Russian Environmental Policy?
(3/29/2012)
Steven Zipperstein On Rewriting the Cultural History of Russian Jewry
(4/2/2012)
Jewish Studies Workshop - Steven Zipperstein Kishinevs Pogrom in Mythology and History The Transmutation of the 1903 Riot in Hebrew Poetry, Jewish Politics, and The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
(4/3/2012)
Intro to World Music - Donna Buchanan Bulgarian vocal music
(4/4/2012)
The Traditional Art of Ukrainian Pysanky
(4/4/2012)
Ukrainian Egg Painting
(4/4/2012)
International Week
(4/9/2012 - 4/15/2012)
Peace Corps Information Session
(4/11/2012)
Noontime Scholars Lecture - Olena Zhylinkova Comparative Legal Aspects of Internet Relations in the Global Information Community- Experience of Post-Soviet Countries
(4/17/2012)
Distinguished Lecture Series - Andrei Levkin iHoly eGrail of the Russian Cultural Moment Literary and Political Strategies in the Modern Russian Context
(4/19/2012)
Balkanalia - Sorrowful Love Songs of Heartbreak and Longing from Albania to Armenia
(4/25/2012)
Film Screening The Singing Revolution
(4/25/2012)
Marina Kaljurand - Estonias Singing Revolution Estonias Experiences Prior to and Since Integration into the EU
(4/25/2012)
Sixth Annual Turkish Studies Symposium - Turkish Transnational Television Reshaping of Diaspora Identities in Europe and the Rise of a Regional Cultural Hegemon
(4/27/2012)
Summer Research Lab Noontime Lecture - Douglas Blum The Social Process of Cultural Globalization A Case Study from Kazakhstan
(6/12/2012)
Ralph and Ruth Fisher Forum - Political Spaces in Eurasia Global Contexts, Local Outcomes
(6/13/2012 - 6/15/2012)
2012 International Summer Institute - Global Protest Movements
(6/18/2012 - 6/22/2012)
SWSEEL - Summer 2012- Week 6, Film Screening of Putins Kiss
(7/11/2012)
HOW CAN THE SLAVIC REFERENCE SERVICE SRS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS BE USEFUL IN ASSISTING DEPARTMENT OF STATE ANALYSTS/FSOS?
(7/17/2012)
Expert Analytical Exchange for Ambassador Susan Elliot Tajikistan - Labor Migration from Tajikistan Opportunities, Risks and Obligations
(8/1/2012)
Midwest Institute for International/Intercultural Education MIIIE Summer Workshop
(8/13/2012 - 8/17/2012)
MIIIE Summer Workshop on International Conflict and Cooperation
(8/15/2012)