- Employment Opportunities
-
Welcome to the new graduate
- students:
- Andriy Bilenkyy
- - University of Toronto
- Tomi Haxhi
- - McGill University
- Barnabas Kirk
- - University of Bristol
- Wiktoria Kuglin
- - Ryerson University
- Chloe Papadopoulos
- - University of Toronto
- Kirsteen Redpath
- - University of Glasgow
- Annemarie Sherlock
- - University of Toronto
- Congratulations to
- Chloe Papadopoulos for winning
- the Joseph Armand Bombardier
- Canada Graduate Scholarship!
- Prof. Maxim Tarnawsky has an
- essay published on line:
- “Nechui’s Aesthetic Code:
- Repetition, Pacing, and Non
- Purposeful Narration,”Kyiv-Mohyla
- Humanities Journal 1 (2014):
- 219–240. An on-line journal:
- available here.
-
Prof. Kate Holland's book,
- The Novel in the Age of
- Disintegration: Dostoevsky and
- Genre in the 1870s, was
- nominated for the ASEEES
- Vucinich Prize and the AATSEEL
- Literary/Cultural Studies book
- prize. A recent review of the
- book by Robin Feuer Miller can
- be found in the July issue of
- Russian Review.
- Prof. Veronika Ambros
- participated in the workshop:
- "Cultural icon, Kulturheros,
- figure mythique und andere
- Konzepte" in Leipzig, Germany
- on June 26-27.
-
Two of Prof. Christina Kramer's
- students have attended their first
- Macedonian Seminar for
- Macedonian Language, Literature,
- and Culture, Ohrid June 9-27. The
- Dean of the Faculty of the
- University
of Kiril and Metodij in
- Skopje was extremely pleased
- with their work, and has informed
- her that they will receive
- scholarships to attend again next
- summer.
-
Prof. Christina Kramer in her
- role as external member of the
- Macedonian Academy of Sciences,
- she took part in the opening
- international linguistics working
- group on Balkan and Areal
- Linguistics in Ohrid, June 26-27.
-
Prof. Christina Kramer gave a
- paper entitlted “Macedonian
- linguistic Landscapes: language
- policy and language contact."
- Linguistics Conference, Ohrid,
- Macedonia, June 8, 2014.
-
Prof. Veronika Ambros
- participated in the "Staging
- Havel" International Conference
- at Charles University in Prague.
- View program.
-
Prof. Maxim Tarnawsky has
- been commenting on the
- unfolding situation in Ukraine on
- a live TV show anchored by
- reporter Pat Bollard on Sun
- News Network. To hear
- recordings of his comments, go
- here and here.
- Prof. Maxim Tarnawsky's book
- on Ivan Nechuj-Levyc'kyj has
- been accepted for publication!
- Prof. Leonid Livak has been
- named a Resident Research
- Fellow of the Institut d'études
- avancées in Paris, where he will
- work, in the academic year
- 2014-15, on his research
- project "Cultural and Linguistic
- Displacement in the Creative
- Activity of Modern European
- Writers."
- Prof. Christina Kramer's NEA
- award was posted to the NEA
- Writers' Corner.
- View site.
- The Spring 2013
- Departmental Newsletter
- has been released.
- Read newsletter.
- Toronto Slavic Quarterly
