Fall 2022

Fall 2022 Courses

 

RUS 001 Elementary Russian
Liliana Avramenko

RUS 004 Intermediate Russian
Jekaterina Galmant

Russian 4 is designed as a continuation of Russian 3 and promotes pronunciation and grammar, as well as the development of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, with an emphasis on communicative skills, through compelling conversation topics, creative presentations and engaging discussions.  The course integrates new vocabulary and syntax into previously acquired language. The purpose of the course is facilitate a maximum exposure to the language and culture and to give the student the opportunity to use Russian as much as possible. 

Prerequisite: Russian 003 or Language Placement Test

Textbooks: instructor-created handouts, no required materials for purchase

Office hours: Tu/Th 12-1PM via Zoom

RUS 004 Intermediate Russian flyer

 

RUS 101A Advanced Russian
Liliana Avramenko

This course will examine classic Russian plays such as Fonvizin’s The Minor and Griboedov’s Woe from Wit as well as lesser known plays by Pushkin and Tolstoy. Alongside the plays, we will study theatrical transpositions to the Russian modernist stage and consider dramatic innovations of Stanislavsky and Meyerhold. Conducted in English!

A Flyer for "The Russian Theater" course, including two character sketches. RUS 126 CRN 52602, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:40pm-3:00pm

RUS 103 Literary Translation
Victoria Juharyan

RUS 126 The Russian Theater
Victoria Juharyan