ohio university in moscow

[Karen Evans-Romaine]

The Department of Modern Languages at Ohio University is pleased to
announce its third program of study in Russian language, literature, and
culture in Moscow during Spring Quarter 1998.  Courses will be conducted at
the Kitaigorodskaia Center for Foreign Language Instruction on the campus
of Moscow State University.

Tentative program dates are Thursday, March 26 to Monday, June 8, 1998.

All students who have completed five quarters (or three semesters) of
Russian before departure may apply.

Students will receive 16 quarter units (11.5 semester hours) of credit upon
completion of the program.  There will be two courses (8 units) on Russian
language, one course (4 units) on Russian culture, and one course (4 units)
on Russian literature.  The culture and literature courses will be taught
by Karen Evans-Romaine, Assistant Professor of Russian at Ohio University.
The language courses will be taught by faculty at the Kitaigorodskaia
Center.  All courses will be conducted in Russian.  Classes will be held
four days a week, with the fifth day devoted to excursions in and around
Moscow.

Students will live with Russian families.

Those interested are required to complete an application form, and to
submit one letter of recommendation from an instructor familiar with the
applicant's Russian language skills and a transcript from the applicant's
home university.

Application deadline is 3 November 1997.

For more information, as well as application and recommendation forms,
please contact Program Director Karen Evans-Romaine off-list.

Karen Evans-Romaine
Department of Modern Languages
Ellis Hall 220
Ohio University
Athens, OH 45701
telephone (614) 593-2791
department (614) 593-2765
fax (614) 593-0729
evans-ro at oak.cats.ohiou.edu