Faculty and Departments

REESC MEMBERS (department, email, and phone) ASSOCIATED FACULTY VISITING FACULTY GRADUATE TEACHING FELLOWS

Twenty area specialists are members of the REESC committee, four active associates participate in the REESC program, and from among the five faculty emeriti come additional significant contributions to the life of REESC on the UO campus. 

These twenty-nine Russian and East European specialists are associated with five different professional schools and the College of Arts and Sciences. Altogether they represent twelve different academic departments.

Members together have logged about 30 years of research on the scene in Russia and Eastern Europe--without calculating years for those who were born there.

Table: REESC Committee members, plus
Departments, EMAIL addresses, and office phone numbers.
Click on hypertext names for individual websites and departments.
Click EMAIL to send a message to a REESC committee member

ASSOCIATED FACULTY

EMERITI
Gene Barnes, Library
A. Dean McKenzie, Art History
Fima Yurevich, REESC
George Zaninovich, Political Science

IN MEMORIUM

Gustav Alef, History, REESC founding member
John Fred Beebe, REESC founding member
Joseph Fiszman, Political Science, REESC founding member
Tanya Gorokhovskaya, Russian Instructor
Albert Leong, REESC founding member

OTHER VISITING FACULTY

2002 Spring: Mikhail Epshtein (Emory University)
2001 Spring: Igor Yefimov  (HERMITAGE, Publishers of New Russian Books)
2000 Spring: Vladimir Ufliand (Saint Petersburg poet)
1999 Spring:Catherine Chvany (MIT)
1998 Spring: Helena Goscilo (University of Pittsburgh)
1997 Spring: Lev Loseff (Dartmouth College)
1996 SpringTatyana Tolstaya (Skidmore College)
1996 Winter: Boris Mironov, Professor of Russian History at the Russian Academy of Sciences in Saint Petersburg, was visiting professor of Russian history and participated in the REESC seminar on Russian elections and other recent events.

1995 Spring: Andrei Sinyavsky (Sorbonne)


Ilya Serman (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)
Ruth Zernova (Jerusalem, Israel)
Efim Etkind (University of Paris, Nanterre)

Community programs or public symposia--for example:

	Russian Culture, Before and After Soviet Power (1994)
	New Political Cultures: Economics, Gender and Society in Eastern Europe (1991)
	The Millennium: Christianity and Russia 988-1988 (1988)

	Joseph Brodsky
	Ernst Neizvestny
	Vladimir Voinovich
	Rita Klimova

REESC departments sponsor extended stays by visiting Fulbright and International Research and Exchange Board (IREX) scholars from Russia and East Europe.

1996 February 13, visiting scholars from Russia, Natalya Kudryavtseva (Nizhnii Novgorod), Tatyana Kutz (Barnaul, Siberia), and Mikhail Vasiliev (St. Petersburg) presented a public colloquium, "Russian Universities in a Time of Rapid change". The visitors were sponsored by the Junior Faculty Develoment Program of the Council for International Exchange of Scholars.

1995, spring term, Dimitrina Petrova, Bulgarian philosopher and human rights activist, held Carlton and Wilberta Savage Professorship at UO.