1917: Ten Days that shook the world/ 2017: Ten Days that shake the campus
A series of events during the 2017-2018 academic year that will bring together scholars from around the world, the nation, and the campus to analyze the Russian revolution of 1917 in a global context. Click on the link above for more information!
Fall 2017 Courses
Check out the new course offerings for this fall!
New Curriculum and Resources
For K-16 Educators, check out our online materials – we are constantly adding new resources!
RECENT REEEC EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES
A Headstart student takes her picture at the REEEC photobooth (Spring 2015)
Odessa National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet (Photo taken by REEEC alum Matthew McWilliams in Summer 2016)
Peter-Paul Fortress in St. Petersburg, Russia (Photo taken by REEEC alum Sharadyn Ciota in Summer 2016)
Yuliya Zabyelina gives a New Directions Lecture, “The Urge to Purge: Lustration in Ukraine during Ongoing Conflict” (Fall 2016)
Slavic Story Time at Urbana Free Library (Fall 2016)
Jasmina Savic gives a Noontime Scholars Lecture, “Into the Bright Future: Mikhail Armalinsky’s Literary Revolution and Poetics of Porn” (Fall 2016)
Christine Evans gives her New Directions Lecture, “17 reasons to get along with the secret police: Tatyana Lioznova’s ‘Seventeen Moments of Spring’ from the Soviet 1970s to the Putin Era” (Spring 2017)
Making firebird masks at Carrie Busey Elementary’s International Night (Spring 2017)
Fisher Fellow Ingrid Nordgaard gives her Noontime Scholars Lecture, “On the Frozen Sea: Exploring, Writing and Painting the Northern Frontier” (Summer 2017)
Stephanie Chung and Nadia Hoppe at the Urbana Fine Arts Center to teach students about Russia (Summer 2017)