Complete List of Center Events to Fall 2000

2010 Critical Languages Institute Application Deadline
2010, March 1 5:00pm
Reflections on the Life and Work of the 2009 Nobel Prize-winning Writer, Herta Müller
2009, November 20 1:00pm
Nationalization of Muslim Women’s Identity in Bosnia & Herzegovina: An Analysis of the First Muslim Women’s Magazine Zehra
2009, November 18 3:00pm
Eastern Europe in Transition: Secularization and Resacralization in Postsocialist Eastern Europe
2009, November 17 1:30pm
Documenting Conflict in Former Yugoslavia
2009, November 13 5:00pm
The Lost Wooden Synagogues of Eastern Europe
2009, November 10 7:00pm
Eastern Europe in Transition: The Significance of the Fall of the Berlin Wall and the 1989 Revolutions
2009, November 9 1:30pm
Crafting the Competitive NSEP/Fulbright Proposal
2009, November 6 3:00pm
The Graveyard of Arrows: Inside the Former Soviet Union's Baikonour Cosmodrome
2009, October 20 1:30pm
History Wars: Memory and Geopolitics in Eastern Europe and Eurasia
2009, October 15 7:30pm
Crafting a Competitive NSEP/Fulbright Proposal
2009, October 2 1:00pm
"But your album is another matter: Pushkin and the Making of Affective Communities"
2009, September 16 4:00pm
Studying Abroad on NSEP/Fulbright
2009, September 3 1:00pm
The role of interpersonal metadiscourse markers in opinion essays
2009, April 17 3:30pm
Конкурс перевода имени Дмитрия В. Крюкова -- Dmitrii V. Krioukov Translation Contest
2009, April 3 5:00pm
Mountain Energy: Cooking, Heating, and Crisis in the Mountains of Tajikistan
2009, March 31 2:00pm
The Annual Mary Choncoff Endowed Lecture: “The Challenge of Kyoto for Macedonia: Climate Change and Sustainability in Southeastern Europe”
2009, March 19 7:30pm
The Obsessive Collector
2009, March 18 1:15pm
Cars for Comrades
2009, February 27 1:00pm
The Land Use and Land Cover Changes in the Czech Borderland after the Transfer of Czech-Germans in 1945-46
2009, February 13 1:30pm
The Effects of Labor Migration on Women in Rural Armenia
2008, December 12 8:00pm
'All for Free'
2008, November 18 7:00pm
The Silk Road Through Uzbekistan
2008, November 18 1:00pm
Princes, Heroes, Bandits: Heroic Legends and Nation-Building in Eastern Europe
2008, November 17 1:00pm
NSEP/Fulbright Mentoring Session
2008, November 14 1:00pm
Who Gives a Dam?: The Infrastructure of International Development in the Caucasus
2008, November 7 1:00pm
Bosnian Islam: A Paradigm of European Islam
2008, October 28 12:00pm
How to Explain the History of Communism to Mental Patients
2008, October 10 7:00pm
Studying Abroad on NSEP or Fulbright, Part II
2008, October 10 1:00pm
Black Humor as a Form of Political Resistance in Totalitarian Societies
2008, October 7 12:30pm
The Candy Bombers: The Untold Story of the Berlin Airlift and America’s Finest Hour
2008, October 6 12:00pm
Русский стол -- Russian Table
2008, October 1 12:00pm
Ethnic Conflict in Transcaucasia: An Armenian Perspective
2008, September 19 1:30pm
Beyond the Cold War? An American Navigates Between Empire and Nation in the Post-Soviet Context
2008, September 10 11:45am
Getting Grants to Study Abroad
2008, September 5 1:00pm
The Grammatical Differences between American English and British English and Their Effect on the Foreign Language Learners and Teacher: Reflections of A Macedonian Exchangee
2008, April 18 2:00pm
Women and Human Rights in Armenia
2008, April 4 2:00pm
Конкурс перевода имени Дмитрия В. Крюкова -- Dmitrii V. Krioukov Translation Contest
2008, March 28 5:00pm
Creating a Distinct Collection: Reflections on Rare Manuscript and Book Collecting
2008, March 25 1:40pm
A Conversation with Ina Merdjanova, discussing her book, Religion, Nationalism and Civil Society in Eastern Europe—The Postcommunist Palimpsest
2008, March 19 6:30pm
Muslim Transnationalism in the Balkans
2008, March 19 3:15pm
Forms of Anti-Jewish Violence in Pre-World War II Lithuania
2008, February 25 2:00pm
DOCUMENTING THE HOLOCAUST IN UKRAINE: A Conversation with Patrick Desbois and Paul Shapiro
2008, February 22 1:30pm
Secular Patriarchs: The Chief Procurators of the Holy Synod in Russian History
2008, February 19 2:00pm
Migration and Anti-Immigration Sentiment in Contemporary Russia
2008, February 15 1:30pm
2008 Mary Choncoff Endowed Lecture: The Status of Macedonia’s Current Relations with the European Union and NATO
2008, January 29 7:30pm
A Muslim-Christian-Jewish Conversation
2008, January 22 3:00pm
A Muslim-Christian-Jewish Conversation and Religious Diversity in Bosnia and Herzegovina 15 Years after the Bosnian War
2008, January 15 7:30pm
Book Presentation: "Ключ журавлів"
2007, December 7 2:00pm
International Education Week: Exploring Uzbekistan
2007, November 13 1:30pm
Restrictionist Immigration Sentiment in Eurasia
2007, November 9 2:00pm
Lukashenko's Belarus
2007, November 7 3:00pm
Theory and Practice of Elementary Language Instruction: Examples From the Teaching of Russian in the U.S.
2007, November 2 2:00pm
What Study Abroad Will and Will Not Do for You
2007, November 2 11:00am
NSEP Application Mentoring Session
2007, October 29 3:00pm
Between Jewish Integration and Nationalism: Education, Society, and Community in Late-Tsarist Russia
2007, October 29 10:30am
The Apocalyptic Context of Ivan the Terrible
2007, October 25 7:00pm
Pulling Out All the Stops: Three Riffs on the Phoneme *g in East Slavic
2007, October 25 3:00pm
Diplomatic Dilemmas 101: Three Scenarios from the Field
2007, October 16 3:15pm
Islam, Identity, and Europeanization in Kosovo and Albania
2007, October 15 12:00pm
Performance: 'The Seagull' by Anton Chekhov
2007, September 28 7:30pm
Anton Chekhov and The Seagull
2007, September 28 4:00pm
What to Learn -- What Not to Learn: the Case of BCS
2007, September 28 2:00pm
NSEP/Fulbright Application Mentoring Session
2007, September 24 3:00pm
Book Signing: Mark Von Hagen, Russian Empire: Space, People, Power, 1700-1930
2007, August 31 2:00pm
From Serbo-Croatian to BCS: Genesis of a Grammar
2007, July 24 1:00pm
Found in translation: Why International Studies should take translation seriously
2007, July 18 1:00pm
The Forgotten Art of the Armenians
2007, July 9 1:00pm
Kosovo after the War: Economics and Education in the 21st Century
2007, April 18 12:30pm
THE 2007 MARY CHONCOFF ENDOWED LECTURE: The Macedonian Immigration Narrative; From There to Here -- and Back
2007, March 29 7:30pm
Melikian Center Open House
2007, February 22 2:30pm
Teaching Tatar in Tatarstan: The Problem of National Language Policy in the Russian Federation
2006, November 28 12:00pm
Meet the Tatars: The Largest Ethnic Minority in Russia
2006, November 16 1:00pm
Fighting Terrorism and Human Rights in Uzbekistan: A Look at Contemporary Uzbek Leadership
2006, November 9 12:00pm
Balkans & Black Sea Region Trade Symposium: American-Greek-Romanian Initiatives to Enhance Understanding of Multicultural Market Opportunities, Trade and Development
2006, November 9 10:00am
Introducing Two New CLAS Sister Centers Relating to Migration and Demography
2006, November 7 2:00pm
When Father was Away on Business (Yugoslavia, 1985)
2006, October 26 7:00pm
Launching the Contemporary History Institute at Ohio University
2006, October 16 1:30pm
Newly Opened Russian Archives on World War II
2006, October 16 10:00am
Archeological Digging in Kyustendil, Bulgaria
2006, October 3 12:15pm
Reflections on Moldova
2006, September 20 12:00pm
Crafting the Competitive NSEP/Fulbright Proposal: A Call to Undergraduate and Graduate Students Interested In Study Abroad
2006, August 29 12:00pm
Problematizing the Teaching of World Religions
2006, April 14 1:30pm
The Politics of the Academic Study of Religion
2006, April 7 2:00pm
Religious Studies Conference: Christianity and Colonialism in the Southwest and Beyond
2006, March 31 9:30am
USAID and International Development: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
2006, March 27 6:30pm
The Role of Islamic Educational Institutions in Fostering Social Change: A Global Perspective
2006, March 24 1:30pm
2006 Choncoff Lecture: Civic Education and Civil Society in Southeastern Europe
2006, March 6 7:30pm
Interactions of Jews, Christians, and Muslims in the Middle Ages
2006, February 16 3:00pm
Book Discussion: Balkan Idols: Religion and Nationalism in Yugoslav States
2006, February 10 1:30pm
Contested Memories: The Bosnian Genocide in Serb and Muslim Minds
2006, February 6 6:30pm
Jewish Studies Conference: imagiNation: The Cultural Praxis of Zionism
2006, February 5 8:00am
Near the World Tree: Singing for Bear in Northwest Siberia
2005, November 22 2:30pm
The Courageous, The Forgotten
2005, November 9 2:00pm
The Current State of the Karabakh Conflict and Its Influence on Armenian Domestic and Foreign Policy
2004, October 27 1:45pm
Ancient Greece and the Movement for the Greek Independence, 1770-1821
2004, October 21 10:40am
Our Christian Brethren in the East: the Turkish-speaking Greeks of Asia Minor
2004, October 20 11:45am
The British Special Operations Executive in Greece during World War II: The Origins of Modern Anglo-American Intelligence Services
2004, October 19 3:30am
The Russian Church and the Russian Empire
2004, September 1 3:00pm
Encouraging Creative Learning for Teachers: An Interactive Approach
2004, April 8 3:00pm
Jewish Culture in Eastern Europe
2004, April 7 2:00pm
The Educational System in Uzbekistan
2004, March 19 1:00pm
The Media and Politics in the Former Yugoslavia and Today
2003, November 5 11:00am
Traditional and Contemporary Macedonian Architecture”
2003, November 4 1:45pm
Relationships Between Technology and Language Learning
2003, October 15 1:00pm
Hungarian Poetry Reading
2003, October 14 3:00am
Denationalization of Property in Transition Economies
2003, March 29 2:00pm
The Ruined Temples of Mongolia
2002, November 14 1:30pm
Discussion of NSEP Program and Experience as Scholar in Kazan
2002, October 31 1:40pm
Peaceful Transformation of the Political System in Poland: Antecedents and Consequences
2002, October 18 11:30am
Religious Conflict Among Eastern-Rite Christians in Ukraine
2002, October 17 1:40pm
Kosova: An Update 30 Months After the Bombing
2001, November 29 2:00pm
Roundtable: International Policy Ramifications in Eastern Europe and Eurasia in the Aftermath of September 11
2001, November 9 1:00pm
Critical Energy Issues in Contemporary Ukraine
2000, November 27 1:30pm
Contemporary Russian Art and Photography
2000, November 20 1:00pm
Eastern Europe: Transition to What?
2000, November 17 12:30pm
Bearers of Tradition, Harbingers of Modernity: The Russian Intelligentsia Redefined
2000, October 20 1:30pm
Studying Abroad in Eastern Europe and Eurasia
2000, September 28 2:30pm