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Maria Carlson
Professor and Director of Graduate Studies

As Director of Graduate Studies, Professor Carlson advises continuing graduate students and handles graduate examinations.

PhD, Indiana; Areas of specialization: Russian culture, intellectual history, 18th- and 20th-c. Russian literature, Silver Age; occult and speculative philosophies; folklore, mythology, and neo-paganism.
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William J. Comer
Professor and Chair

PhD, Berkeley, Areas of specialization: Russian language, culture, pedagogy, and literature. Curriculum vitæ: PDF

Stephen M. Dickey
Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies

PhD, Indiana; Areas of specialization: Russian, Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian language and linguistics, aspectology, cognitive linguistics.
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Marc L. Greenberg
Professor and Chair, Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures

PhD, UCLA; Areas of specialization: Structure and history of Russian and other Slavic languages, historical linguistics and dialectology.
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Ani Kokobobo
Assistant Professor and Assistant Director of Graduate Studies

As Assistant Director of Graduate Studies, Professor Kokobobo handles inquiries into graduate studies, graduate student applications, and recruitment.

Ph.D., Columbia University; Areas of specialization: Nineteenth-century Russian literature and Balkan modernism.
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Renee Perelmutter
Assistant Professor

PhD, UC Berkeley; Areas of specialization: Yiddish and Slavic morphosyntax and pragmatics, general and Jewish folklore, Jewish culture.
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Svetlana Vassileva-Karagyozova
Assistant Professor

PhD, Kliment Okhridski U., Sofia; Areas of specialization: Polish and Czech language, language teaching methodology, comparative Slavic literatures, Baroque in Orthodox Slavic literatures, 20th c. Polish and Czech prose.
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