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Department Chair:
Tim Scholl

Administrative Assistant:
Polly Bratton

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Phone: (440) 775-8650
Fax: (440) 775-6355

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Peters Hall 222
50 N. Professor St.
Oberlin, OH, 44074

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OCREECAS

OCREECAS

The Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies (OCREECAS) is designed to strengthen the study and teaching of Russian, East European, and Central Asian Studies at Oberlin, by expanding summer and postgraduation internship, community service, study abroad, and employment opportunities for students; fostering the development of new curricula; and offering a broad range of cultural activities focusing on the region. The center will provide the administrative support and resources essential to develop innovative programming for Oberlin students and graduates, while assuring participant safety and program quality within the rapidly changing conditions of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Central Asia.

 

Watch for updates from Greg Walters '03 as he explores the field of international journalism. OCREECAS is sponsoring Greg's internship with the Moscow Times this fall. He will be sending us updates on his progress.

 

Brianna Tindall writes about her summer in Siberia. The Oberlin College senior spent two months in the region around Lake Baikal as an intern for the Federation of Mountaineering and Ecotourism. Read about camping and building trails in the wilds of Russia!

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Now Showing at Russian House: For those of you at Oberlin, Russian house now has satellite TV so you can come by and watch Russian television! Review the schedule.

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Emily Klim Wins Fulbright

May. 21, 2008

Emily Klim ’08 is the latest Oberlin senior to win a Fulbright Fellowship this semester. She will travel to Russia, where she will teach English and conduct a research project focusing on the role that Russian orthodoxy plays in the lives of modern Russians. Her Fulbright brings to four the number of Oberlin seniors who have been selected by the Fulbright Program for its prestigious award this year.