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In Memoriam of Frank J. Miller (1940 - 2016)
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Adam Leeds received the Hettleman Junior Faculty Summer Research Grant for the summer of 2020
Adam Leads received a Heyman Fellowship for 2020-2021
The Yogis of the Arbat
Max Lawton’s translation of Vladimir Sorokin’s “White Square”
Honorable mention in the competition for the Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for Studies in Slavic Languages and Literature, A History of Russian Literature, co-written with Andrew Kahn, Mark Lipovetsky, and Stephanie Sandler, 2019
Irina Reyfman: Outstanding Achievement Award, Association for Women in Slavic Studies, 2019
PROSE Award, Finalist in Literature, Association of American Publishers, A History of Russian Literature, co-written with Andrew Kahn, Mark Lipovetsky, and Stephanie Sandler, 2019
Iraida Barry, Thomas Whittemore & Istanbul's "Russian" Moment
Irina Reyfman and Yuri Shevchuk quoted in NY Times
Learning Community designed and run by Inna Kapilevich (Slavic Languages)
Student Spotlight: Marlow Davis
Fellow at the Collegium de Lyon - Aleksandar Boskovic
YURI SHEVCHUK ELECTED MEMBER OF THE UKRAINIAN FILM ACADEMY
Thomas Kitson, 2019 NEA Literature Translation Fellowship Recipient
TLS REVIEWS A HISTORY OF RUSSIAN LITERATURE BY IRINA REYFMAN ET AL.
Yuri Shevchuk published a detailed analysis and critique of the new project of the Ukrainian Orthography (spelling rules) prepared for public discussion by the Education and Science Ministry of Ukraine.
Ainsley Katz on Ukrainian Public Radio
Yuri Shevchuk's appearance on the Hromadske Radio (Ukraine’s Public Radio) English broadcast division discussing Ukrainian filmmaking today
HALF OF THE ARTICLES IN THE CURRENT ISSUE OF PUSHKIN REVIEW CONTRIBUTED BY HARRIMAN ALUMNI
ALUMNA ANI KOKOBOBO DECIPHERS THE ALBANIAN EAGLE AT THE WORLD CUP
THOMAS KITSON RECEIVES READ RUSSIA PRIZE SPECIAL MENTION
Yuri Shevchuk was the keynote speaker at the International Mother’s Language Day Event
Bela Shayevich wins TA Translation Award
Michael Gluck Awarded a 2018 PEN/Heim Translation Grant
NEW VOLUME OF STUDIES AND SKETCHES ON THE WORK OF ANNA FRAJLICH
LIZA KNAPP RECEIVES HONORABLE MENTION FROM MLA FOR HER BOOK "ANNA KARENINA AND OTHERS"
Valentina Izmirlieva - 2016 -2017 Distinguished Columbia Faculty Award
BRADLEY GORSKI AWARDED 2017-18 FULBRIGHT FELLOWSHIP FOR RESEARCH IN RUSSIA
Investing in Language Education for the 21st Century
"SCHOLARSHIP AS THE ART OF LIFE." A FESTSCHRIFT FOR RADMILA GORUP
Dr. Yuri Shevchuk, lecturer of Ukrainian language at the Department of Slavic Languages gave the keynote address “The Language Situation in Ukraine and Its Implications for the Teaching of Ukrainian in American Universities”
Liza Knapp is the recipient of the 2016 Mark Van Doren Award
JAMEY GAMBRELL TO RECEIVE THE THORNTON WILDER PRIZE FOR TRANSLATION
MAX LAWTON (CC '16) AWARDED CLARENDON SCHOLARSHIP AT OXFORD UNIVERSITY
Irina Denishchenko, Winner of the Heyman Center Fellowship for 2016-2017
Deborah Martinsen, Winner of the Donald Barton Johnson Prize
ANNA FRAJLICH AWARDED 2015 PRIZE BY THE UNION OF POLISH WRITERS IN EXILE
TOTALITARIAN SPRAWL
Molly Rose Avila has been awarded Peer Teaching Consultant Fellowship
Irina Denischenko, Fulbright Award Recipient
Study of Anna Frajlich's Poetry Published in "Religion and Sacred Poetry: An International Quarterly"

Adam Leads received a Heyman Fellowship for 2020-2021

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