Please note that events located outside of campus are italicized.
All events are in eastern time unless otherwise noted.
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Location |
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September 29th, 2-4pm |
Graduate Student Colloquiums: "Ethnographies of Siberian Prison Life: Reevaluating Colonization and/as Punishment.": IU Slavic department PhD Candidate Ani Abrahamyan will be presenting a tentative chapter of her in-process dissertation. The talk will last 30-40 minutes will be some discussion afterwards. |
GISB 4067 |
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October 2nd, 10-11:30am |
Russian Activism and State-society Relations Before and After February 2022: Join the Elliot School of International Affairs at George Washington University with a lecture discussing how activism is defined and enacted in a fast-changing and political volatile society. Panelists include IU Professor Regina Smyth (Political Science) and IU alum Katie Stewart (PhD, Political Science, 2017).
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October 3rd, 9am |
Ukrainian Nonresidential Scholar Research Workshops: “Comparative study of the perception of ethnonyms ‘Roma’ and ‘Tsyhany (Gypsies)’ in the public opinion of Ukraine in war conditions.” Janush Panchenko (Zaporizhzhya National University)
Zoom Link: https://go.iu.edu |
Zoom |
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October 3rd, 10am |
Ukrainian Nonresidential Scholar Research Workshops: “Speaking Ukrainian as a career navigator in the Armed Forces and a signal of decommunization.” Dmytro Zaiets.
Zoom Link: https://go.iu.edu |
Zoom |
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October 3rd, 4pm |
Jorgensen Guest Filmmaker Series, Želimir Žilnik: Essential Work: An onstage conversation between Serbian filmmaker Želimir Žilnik and Russell Valentino, Professor and Chair of the Dept. of Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures.
https://cinema.indiana.edu/upcoming-films/screening/fall-2023-tuesday-october-3-400pm |
IU Cinema |
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October 3rd, 7pm |
Jorgensen Guest Filmmaker Series Želimir Žilnik: Early Works/Rani Radovi: Film screening followed by Q&A with filmmaker Želimir Žilnik and Pavle Levi, Professor of Fine Arts and Film and Media Studies at Stanford University.
https://cinema.indiana.edu/upcoming-films/screening/fall-2023-tuesday-october-3-700pm |
IU Cinema |
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October 4th, 4:30pm |
Who is Excluded from the Circle in the Circular Economy? The Practice, Politics, and Gender of Care in Industrial Agriculture, Professor Diana Mincyte: Join the Institute for European Studies and REEI in welcoming Professor Diana Mincyte at the of first of her two lectures at IU.
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GISB 4067 |
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October 5th, 9am |
Ukrainian Nonresidential Scholar Research Workshops: “‘Unconventional weapons’: using history in Russian aggression against Ukraine” Sergii Pakhomenko (Mariupol State University)
Zoom Link: https://go.iu.edu |
Zoom |
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October 5, 10am |
Ukrainian Nonresidential Scholar Research Workshops: “Ukrainian Art Music at the Time of Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion”. Iryna Tukova (National Music Academy of Ukraine)
Zoom Link: https://go.iu.edu |
Zoom |
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October 5th 9am-7:15pm, Friday October 6th 9am-7:30pm, Saturday October 7th 9am-1pm |
October 5th-7th. First annual Dmytro Shtohryn International Ukrainian Studies Conference (hybrid program) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). Includes presentations by 11 participants in the IU Ukrainian Non-residential Scholars Program: Ivanna Tsar (War and Language), Oksana Sukhovii (War and Language), Yevhen Rachkov (National Identity and Cultural Heritage in Post-Maidan Ukraine), Olha Nabochenko (Trauma and Displacement), Kateryna Dovgopola (Trauma and Displacement), Tetyana Kostenko (Trauma and Displacement), Oleksiy Kandyuk (Ukraine in Int'l Affairs), Mykola Homanyuk (Regional and Minority Identities in Ukraine), Janush Panchenko (Regional and Minority Identities in Ukraine), Yuriy Skira (Holocaust and WWII), Vitaly Chernoivanenko (Library and Archival Collections)
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University of Illinois Main Library, Zoom |
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October 5th, 12pm |
Food Sovereignty in Russia’s Shadow: Rethinking Kinship, Gender, and Social Reproduction in Lithuania’s Agrarian Economy: Join the Institute for European Studies and REEI at the second of two lectures by Professor Diana Mincyte.
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GISB 4067 |
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October 5th, 4-5pm |
Opportunities and Constraints for Russian Activists-in-Exile after Russia’s 2022 Invasion of Ukraine: Join the Elliot School of International Affairs at George Washington University with a lecture by REEI alum Elizabeth Plantan, as she discusses the intricacies of Russian activist’s-in-exile since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
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Elliot School of International Affairs, George Washington University, Zoom |
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October 5th, 7pm |
Jorgensen Guest Filmmaker Series, Želimir Žilnik: Shorts Program: Screenings of multiple of Želimir Žilnik’s short films.
https://cinema.indiana.edu/upcoming-films/screening/fall-2023-thursday-october-5-700pm |
IU Cinema |
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October 26th, 5:30-7pm |
Language Learners’ Lounge: “Tackling College Level Language Courses: Expectations and Strategies”: This workshop will give strategies to first year language learners to succeed in college-level introductory language courses, with topic such as the intensity of the course, how the language is taught, the expectation, and the amount of work required.
Registration is free and is mandatory to attend the event. You can register at https://tinyurl.com/LLLfall23. Please email celt@iu.edu with any questions about the event. |
Ballantine Hall 342 |
Recurring Events
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Time |
Event |
Location |
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Fridays, 6-8pm |
Slavic Soccer: Join faculty and students in the Slavic department in recreational soccer games. Link to register
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScQkJdNFP6yqhrOLF-50XPxm-hJqLMbo7ZcViEehbWoFPXx2w/viewform |
Recreational Sport Field Complex (1200 N. Fee Lane) |
LANGUAGE TABLES
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Language |
Location |
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Wednesdays, 6:20pm-7:20pm |
Russian |
GA (GISB 4th-floor space) |
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Fridays, 6pm |
Czech |
Runcible Spoon |
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Fridays, 6pm |
Ukrainian |
Runcible Spoon |
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Fridays, 5pm |
Hungarian |
Runcible Spoon |
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Thursdays, 4-5:30pm |
Polish |
GA 3106 |
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Various Times |
Croatian/Serbian/Bosnian: We will be very active this semester (like, walking and playing sports active) so please email Dorotea Sotirovska at dsotirov@iu.edu if you would like to join |
Various Locations |
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Fridays, 8-9am |
Uzbek: Contact Malik Hodjaev, mhojaev@indiana.edu |
Online |
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Turkish: Contact Sibel Crum, sariogul@indiana.edu, or Deniz Emir, emird@iu.edu |
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Kazakh: Contact Aina Zhansultanova, aizhans@iu.edu |
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Kyrgyz: Contact Aiturgan Nurdinova, anurdin@iu.edu |
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Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies