College of Liberal Arts

Foreign Languages & Cultures

Russian

 

Faculty

Elena Smith
 

Russian Program Information:

The Russian Federation is the largest country in the world, offering a potentially huge market for varied cooperation with the United States. Consequently, the Russian language is valuable for students in international diplomacy, trade, environmental issues, and many other fields. Because fewer Americans speak Russian than other European languages, those who do have a competitive edge on the job market. Russia also enjoys rich cultural traditions, and our Russian culture courses help students enhance their sense of diversity.

The Russian Program offers a Minor in culture and film. It also offers a low-cost summer study-abroad program. The participants spend 5 weeks at the Far Eastern National University (FENU) in Vladivostok, Russia, to practice the language and experience the Russian culture. The Russian Program offers scholarships both for the study-abroad program and for new students.

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