Graduate Program in Slavic at Brown (correction of dept url)

[lynne debenedette]

Please note that the department url was incorrect; it should read as
follows:
<http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Slavic_Languages/>

The full ad is repeated below:
The Department of Slavic Studies at Brown University invites prospective
graduate students to apply to our program. We offer an M.A. and Ph.D. in
Slavic Studies specializing in Russian culture and literature and in modern
Czech culture.  The program has a strong interdisciplinary focus, and
students are encouraged to work with both our own faculty and with faculty
in related fields, such as comparative literature, theater, history, art
history, modern culture and media, and political science. The program trains
flexible and innovative scholars able to address varying teaching and
research needs in the future job market. Our faculty represents a broad
range of interests and methodological approaches, including literary history
of all major periods; poetry and poetics; intersections of literature,
history, and politics; history and theory of film and theater; intellectual
history, art and cultural studies; minority studies and discourse
linguistics. The list of our faculty is available at our website:
<http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Slavic_Languages/>

The program offers:

*       Competitive, five year funding packages
 
*       Individualized programs of study
 
*       Close guidance and mentoring


*       Support for preparation of grant proposals, journal articles, and
participation in professional meetings

*       Courses through Brown-Harvard exchange program


*       Strong placement record for Ph.D's.
How to apply: Go to  http://gradschool.brown.edu  to complete the online
application to the Graduate School.

Admission requirements: GRE: general test required, advanced competence in
Russian; writing sample in English (ten pages maximum).

Application deadline: January 3

If you have questions about the program please contact us:

Svetlana Evdokimova (<Svetlana_Evdokimova at brown.edu>),
Chair, Slavic Department

Vladimir Golstein (<Vladimir_Golstein at brown.edu>),
Director of Graduate Studies, Slavic Department

-- 
Lynne deBenedette
Sr. Lecturer in Russian
Dept. of Slavic Languages
Brown University
Providence RI 02912
email: lynne_debenedette-at-brown.edu (replace -at- with @)




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