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[Susan C. Kresin]

The Consortium for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies
in Southern California (CERES),
The UCLA Center for European and Russian Studies,
and the UCLA Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
present

Southern California AATSEEL:  Annual conference
Saturday, May 3


MORNING SESSIONS:  Kinsey 87 (basement)
8:30  Coffee; corridor outside Kinsey 87
9-10  Slava Paperno, Cornell University:  The Language Lab and the Classroom
10-10:15 Break
10:15-12:00  Roundtable on media resources
        Walter Comins-Richmond, Occidental College (Video for 2nd year Russian)
        Annelie Chapman, UCLA (The internet as instructional aid)
        Jim Gallant, UC Davis (RTA (Remote Technical Assistance): a foreign
        language internet communication program)
12-1  Lunch served in Kinsey 115

AFTERNOON SESSIONS:  Knudsen 1200B (left side of building)
1-2  Roundtable on Distance learning/cross-campus teaching
        Joan Chevalier, UCLA
        Daytra Hansel, UCLA
        Olga Kagan, UCLA
        Maude Meisel, UC Riverside
2:00--3:30  Roundtable on teaching language and culture/curriculum
        Tatiana Akishina, USC (Introducing Russian culture through language)
        Anindita Banerjee, UCLA (The scope of Russian beyond Russian borders)
        Kathleen Dillon, Polytechnic School, Pasadena (High school Russian
           curriculum)
        Kevin Platt, Pomona College (Curriculum)
        Rebecca Wells, UCSD (Experiments in content-based instruction)
3:30-3:45  Break
3:45-5  Roundtable on new textbooks
        Susan Kresin, UCLA (Troika, 3rd year materials)
        Lisa Little, UCB (Nachalo, Golosa, Stage 1)
        Katia McLain, UCSB (Nachalo)
        Larry McLellan, UCSB (3rd year materials)