Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies: professors and courses
Who teaches here
| Name | Teaches |
|---|---|
| Professors · 19 | |
Marina AlexandrovaAssociate professor of instruction | No classes listed this year |
 Kiril Avramov CVAssistant professor | No classes listed this year |
 Craig A Campbell CVAssociate professorDesign Anthropology · Photography · Trans-Pecos · Sierra Diablo). Indigeneity in Siberia | No classes listed this year |
 Christian Hilchey Evaluations CVAssociate professor of instructionLanguage pedagogy · Czech instructional material development · Texas Czech communities · food culture | CZ 412K, CZ 506, CZ 507 |
 | POL 312K, POL 312L, POL 325, POL 506, POL 507 |
 Frane Karabatic Evaluations CVAssistant professor of instructionSecond Language Acquisition · Intercultural Communicative Competence · AI in language learning · Educational Technology for Language Learning | BCM 312K, BCM 506, RUS 406 |
 Tatjana Lichtenstein CVAssociate professor | No classes listed this year |
 Keith A Livers CVAssociate professor | C L 323, REE 301L, REE 325 |
 Robert G Moser CVProfessor | No classes listed this year |
 Mary C Neuburger CVProfessor | No classes listed this year |
 Chelsi West OhueriAssistant professorRace and racialization · nations and nationalism · medical anthropology · Romani Studies | No classes listed this year |
 Heather R Rice Evaluations CVAssistant professor of instructionCultural and linguistic diversity of Russian language communities · Experiential learning online · Distance learning · Russian language pedagogy | RUS 406, RUS 407, RUS 412K |
Show all 23 people
| Name | Teaches |
|---|---|
| Professors · 19 | |
 Jason Edward Roberts CVAssociate professor of instructionrepresentations of time and space in systems of divination · Siberian shamanism · Russian Orthodoxy | No classes listed this year |
 Steven Seegel Evaluations CVProfessorCentral/Eastern Europe and Eurasia · Empires and Nationalisms · Critical Geography/GIS and Cartography · Ukraine and Russia in World History | EUS 346, HIS 301R, HIS 361W, REE 301, REE 335, UGS 303 |
Anton ShingarevAdjunct assistant professor | REE 335 |
 Maria Sidorkina CVAssistant professorsemiotic anthropology · language and politics · postsocialism · collective action | No classes listed this year |
 Delgerjargal Uvsh CVAssistant professorpolitical economy of development and natural resource dependence · environmental policy and discourses · policy · institutional | No classes listed this year |
 Evgenia Mikhaylova Wilkins Evaluations CVAssistant professor of instructionIntercultural Competence · Metadiscourse · interaction · conversation analysis | RUS 322C, RUS 326, RUS 601C, RUS 611C |
 Charters S Wynn CVAssociate professor | No classes listed this year |
| Lecturers and instructors · 2 | |
 | RUS 406, RUS 407 |
Tetiana KlyninaLecturer | No classes listed this year |
| Graduate and other instructors · 2 | |
Nikon Kovalev EvaluationsCV | RUS 322W, RUS 407 |
Oleksiy Ostaltsev CV | RUS 322C |
Who teaches each course
| Course | Taught by |
|---|---|
| BCM 312K | Frane Karabatic |
| BCM 506 | Frane Karabatic |
| C L 323 | Keith A Livers |
| CZ 412K | Christian Hilchey |
| CZ 506 | Christian Hilchey |
| CZ 507 | Christian Hilchey |
| EUS 346 | Steven Seegel |
| HIS 301R | Steven Seegel |
| HIS 361W | Steven Seegel |
| POL 312K | Bernadeta Kaminska |
| POL 312L | Bernadeta Kaminska |
| POL 325 | Bernadeta Kaminska |
Show all 27 courses
| Course | Taught by |
|---|---|
| POL 506 | Bernadeta Kaminska |
| POL 507 | Bernadeta Kaminska |
| REE 301 | Steven Seegel |
| REE 301L | Keith A Livers |
| REE 325 | Keith A Livers |
| REE 335 | Steven Seegel, Anton Shingarev |
| RUS 322C | Evgenia Mikhaylova Wilkins, Oleksiy Ostaltsev |
| RUS 322W | Nikon Kovalev |
| RUS 326 | Evgenia Mikhaylova Wilkins |
| RUS 406 | Frane Karabatic, Heather R Rice, Mary H Greff |
| RUS 407 | Heather R Rice, Mary H Greff, Nikon Kovalev |
| RUS 412K | Heather R Rice |
| RUS 601C | Evgenia Mikhaylova Wilkins |
| RUS 611C | Evgenia Mikhaylova Wilkins |
| UGS 303 | Steven Seegel |
Bachelor’s degrees1 program
Master’s degrees1 program
Pay after graduationUp to $58,300
| Field of study | 1 year out | 4 years out |
|---|---|---|
| Area StudiesMaster’s · Russian, East European, and Eurasian studies | $58,300 | — |
| Area StudiesBachelor’s · Russian, East European, and Eurasian studies | $39,900 | $57,000 |
Median earnings of graduates who received federal student aid, from the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard: 1 year out is 2020–21 pay (2022 dollars), 4 years out is 2019–20 pay (2021 dollars). Fields group related programs.
About the department
Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies is part of College of Liberal Arts, led by Dean David Sosa. Its course codes are BCM, CZ, POL and RUS.
SourcesUT catalog, HB 2504
UT’s catalog lists colleges, deans, departments, and degree programs. UT’s public course records list instructors and CVs by section.