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Russian Studies

Welcome to the web page of the Russian Program of William and Mary's Department of Modern Languages and Literatures. We offer four full years of language training as well as a variety of courses in Russian literature, cinema and culture that are taught in English. Many of our literature and culture courses in translation fulfill General Education requirements and can be used as part of a concentration in Literary and Cultural Studies and Film Studies. At the present, students may choose between an interdisciplinary major and a minor in Russian Studies through the Global Studies and a minor in Russian Language and Literature. Study abroad is an important component of the Russian program. In addition to our own faculty-directed six-week intensive summer program at St. Petersburg University, students are encouraged to spend a semester or full academic year studying at Russian universities.

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The Best Fulbright Harvest in Russian Studies History :) (May 2012)

Congratulations to Monika Bernotas, Caroline Kaine, and James O'Leary. They have just learned that they've received ETA Fulbright Scholarships.

Rachel Faith Recieves the 2012 Dobro Slovo Scholarship Award (March 2012)

The selection committee has awarded the 2012 Dobro Slovo Scholarship to Rachel Faith.

Three Russian Studies Students to Intern for the Library of Congress (May 2012)

Maggie Burke, MK Gavin, and Caitlin Oakley will intern this summer for the Library of Congress. They will work in the Law Library, European Reading Room and the Iudin Collection.

Russian Studies Students Present at the Slavic Forum at the U of Virginia (March 2012)

vpOn March 17th Jacob Lassin, Maggie Burke, Sophie Kosar, and Alex McGrath took part in a conference for graduate students hosted by the University of Virginia