Minoring
For complete information about minoring, see the online catalog.
RUSS 101 Beginning Russian I
RUSS 102 Beginning Russian II
RUSS 201 Intermediate Russian I
RUSS 202 Intermediate Russian II
RUSS 230 Introduction to Russian Literature in Translation
RUSS 244 Russian Practicum
RUSS 251 Russian Conversation
RUSS 252 Russian Conversation
RUSS 290 Topics in Russian Literature and Culture in Translation
RUSS 299 Russian Independent Study
RUSS 330 Readings and Conversation in Russian
RUSS 351 Russian Composition and Conversation
RUSS 420 Advanced Readings in Russian: Fiction and Nonfiction
RUSS 444 Russian Practicum
RUSS 490 Russian Honors Thesis
RUSS 499 Russian Independent Study
A minimum of 20 semester credits (five courses) beyond RUSS 202, distributed as follows:
- 4 credits chosen from the following:
HIST 121: Modern European History
HIST 230: Eastern Europe: Borderlands and Bloodlands
HIST 326: History of Soviet Russia
POLS 314: Russian Politics in Comparative Perspective
POLS 325: European Politics
RUSS 230: Introduction to Russian Literature in Translation
RUSS 290: Topics in Russian Literature and Culture in Translation
- A minimum of 4 credits from an upper-level campus based language course (RUSS-330 or above).
- A minimum of 12 credits from the following on-campus courses or approved equivalents from an overseas program:
RUSS 251: Russian Conversation
RUSS 252: Russian Conversation
RUSS 330: Readings and Conversation in Russian
RUSS 351: Russian Composition and Conversation
RUSS 420: Advanced Readings in Russian: Fiction and Nonfiction
Participation in an overseas program (Latvia, Georgia, or Kyrgyzstan) is highly recommended.
At least 12 semester credits must be exclusive to the minor (may not be used in any other set of major or minor requirements).
Russian Program is located in Miller Center on the Undergraduate Campus.
MSC: 30
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Russian Section Head
Maria Hristova
Russian Program
Lewis & Clark
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