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Open Position: Senior Preceptor in Czech Language

January 10, 2022

The Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures at Harvard University seeks applications for a position as Senior Preceptor in Czech Language. The appointment is expected to begin on July 1, 2022, with teaching and administrative responsibilities to begin in Fall Semester 2022.

The Senior Preceptor will be responsible for teaching courses in beginning and intermediate Czech, as well as additional tutorials in advanced Czech as needed. The Senior Preceptor will work with the Director of the Slavic Language Program as well as the Department’s Professor of Czech literature to...

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Students of Czech published an article on "Comenius at 350," in Central Europe Yearbook Vol. 3 (2021)

December 13, 2021

In their article, Sam Dvorak, Mark Petrasko, and Lucy Paulson detail the production of a virtual play, Comenius at 350, that students of Czech A, B, and C, produced in the Fall 2020, under the guidance and direction of Dr. Veronika Tuckerova and Giulia Dossi.  Read it here.

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Politics of Culture: Harvard–Toronto Workshop for Junior Faculty in Polish Studies

October 15, 2021
Date: Friday, October 15, 2021, 10am-3:30pm Eastern Time
Location: Zoom
 

One-day virtual workshop for junior researchers with PhDs in Polish literature and culture. If you would like to get more details and/or attend the talks, please email the organizers: Aleksandra Kremer akremer@fas.harvard.edu and/or Agnieszka Jeżyk agnieszka.jezyk@utoronto.ca. All attendees are asked to read the...

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Penelope Skalnik joins Slavic Department as new Department Administrator

September 20, 2021

On September 20th, Penny Skalnik joined Slavic as the new Department Administrator. Penny will oversee all Slavic Department administrative, financial, programmatic, faculty, and human resource operations. Previously, she spent 16 years as the Events Planner at the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, where she was responsible for an extensive portfolio of dynamic academic and social events. She holds an M.L.A. in Gastronomy and certifications in wine and cheese studies from Boston University, and a B.A. in Costume Design and Russian Studies from Vassar College. She also studied... Read more about Penelope Skalnik joins Slavic Department as new Department Administrator

Congratulations to the winners of 2021 New England Olympiada of Spoken Russian

April 12, 2021

Congratulations to the following students of Russian who won in the 5th New England Olympiada of Spoken Russian on April 11th, 2021.

2nd year:

Alexander Lee - 1st place in Speech Contest

Cade Williams - 2nd place in Poetry Contest, his Mayakovsky’s “Послушайте!” left all the judges with goosebumps.

3rd year:

Joseph McDonough - 1st place in Speech Contest and 2nd place in Poetry Contest, he blew the judges away with his rendition of Lermontov’s “Небо и звёзды”

4th year:

Jarom Larman -...

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Graduate student Anna Vichkitova will lead the course "Ethics and Aesthetics in Contemporary Film: the project Dau by Ilya Khrzhanovsky".

January 5, 2021

 

Anna Vichkitova was funded by the GSAS Student Council to lead the course she designed and proposed for January@GSAS called Ethics and Aesthetics in Contemporary Film: the project Dau by Ilya Khrzhanovsky. The course will run January 11,12,13,14,15 - 9-10:30 AM ET.

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