University of Washington Libraries, Special CollectionsUW Resource No. 00277University of Washington. Department of Slavic Languages and LiteraturesUniversity of
Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures Records1948-201719.24 cubic feet (23 boxes and 5
vertical files)EnglishRussianReports, meeting
minutes, correspondence, photographs, and scrapbooks of the Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures at the University of Washington.Russian language instruction was first offered at the University of
Washington in the 1915-16 academic year by a German professor, Hans Jacob Hoff.
The next year, a native speaker of Russian, Elvine Simeon, was hired with
financial support from transportation and utilities magnate Samuel Hill
(1857-1931) to teach Russian language, literature, reading and grammar in the
Department of Oriental History, Literature and Languages. Her courses were
listed in the University Catalog for two years, after which there appears to
have been a 15-year hiatus in the teaching of Russian at the UW.
Russian was reintroduced in 1933 by Ivar Spector, at that time an
instructor in Oriental Studies, who expanded the offerings in Russian
literature, history and culture through the 1930s and early ’40s. George
Taylor, who joined the Department of Oriental Studies in 1939, increased both
its size and its stature during his tenure as its head. Noah Gershevsky joined
the Far Eastern Department in 1943 and was in charge of Russian language
teaching until 1963. Vadim Pahn and Elias Novikov were added as Russian
language instructors in 1946 and 1947, and in 1949 Victor Ehrlich joined them
as assistant professor of Slavic Languages & Literature. In 1953, the
appointment of Lew Micklesen, who took over most of the courses in Slavic
linguistics, made it possible for the offerings in Russian literature to be
expanded.
Slavic graduate studies were introduced in 1954, and the first
doctorate was awarded in 1960. Polish was introduced in 1954, Czech in 1962,
Bulgarian was first taught in 1965 and Romanian in 1970. In 1964 a
well-integrated four-year Russian language program was established.
From 1933 to 1968, Russian and other Slavic studies were
administratively a branch of Oriental Studies at the University of Washington.
First in the Department of Oriental Studies (1933-42), then in the Far Eastern
Department (1942-49), and finally in the Department of Far Eastern and Slavic
Languages and Literatures (1949-68). In 1968 the department became the
autonomous Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures with Reid (Lew)
Micklesen as its first chair, followed in 1970 by Jack Haney and in 1977 by
Davor Kapetanic. Karl Kramer assumed the chair in 1988 and held the position
until 1998, with James Augerot replacing him as Acting Chair from December 1993
to September 1996. Jack Haney returned to the helm from 1998 to 2001, and was
succeeded in November of that year by Galya Diment, who served as Chair through
June 2012. In July 2012 Katarzyna Dziwirek became Chair.
[Source: https://slavic.washington.edu/history]
Organized into 12 accessions.
- Accession No. 75-009, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1969-1971
- Accession No. 86-056, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1948-1986
- Accession No. 91-188, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1968-1989
- Accession No. 92-087, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1990-1992
- Accession No. 93-105, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, circa 1986-1989
- Accession No. 96-044, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1949-1991
- Accession No. 00-109, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1990-2000
- Accession No. 03-035, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1968-2000
- Accession No. 82-035, University of Washington Department of Far
Eastern and Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1960-1962
- Accession No. 18-008, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures records, 1982-2012
- Accession No. 22-038, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures records, 1987-1996
- Accession No. 24-079, University of Washington Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures records, 1955-2017
Materials include reports, newsletters, publications, meeting minutes,
correspondence, constitution/bylaws, memoranda, news releases, historical
features, subject files, syllabi, course materials, scrapbooks, and photographs
related to the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures at the University
of Washington from 1948-2017.
Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for screening
of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact Special
Collections for more information.
Request at
UW
Some material stored offsite; advance notice required for use.
Public Records—not subject to copyright. Copying, quotation,
publication and other uses are unrestricted if records are open for public
release.
Minimally processed.
University Archives/Faculty Papers (University of Washington)Language and LanguagesLiteratureColleges and Universities
Accession No. 75-009: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1969-19710.42 cubic foot (1 box)Scope and Content: Memoranda, Reports, Telecourse Viewers' Guides, (1969-1971).
Telecourse Viewers' Guides: "The Golden Age of Russian Literature," "Pushkin to
Pasternak," and "Introduction to Russian Civilization".
Restrictions on Access: Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for
screening of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact Special
Collections for more information.
Acquisition Info: Received from Jim Peterson, September 12, 1973.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 86-056: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1948-19865.00 cubic feet (5 boxes)Scope and Content: Historical features, correspondence, conference and convention
files, reports, publications, subject files, and minutes 1948-1986
(1969-1982).
Restrictions on Access: Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for
screening of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact Special
Collections for more information.
Acquisition Info: Received from David Miles, July 16, 1986.
Accession No. 91-188: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1968-19894.00 cubic feet (4 boxes)Scope and Content: Correspondence, minutes of meetings, class files, subject files;
1968-1989.
Restrictions on Access: Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for
screening of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact Special
Collections for more information.
Acquisition Info: Received from Deborah Turnbull, February 26, 1991.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 92-087: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1990-19920.03 cubic foot (1 folder)Scope and Content: Degree requirements; 1990-1992.
Restrictions on Access: Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for
screening of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact Special
Collections for more information.
Acquisition Info: Received from Charlotte Wallace, March 13, 1992.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 93-105: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, circa
1986-19890.03 cubic foot (1 folder)Scope and Content: Minutes of faculty meetings; circa 1986-1989.
Restrictions on Access: Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for
screening of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact Special
Collections for more information.
Acquisition Info: Located during move, January, 1990.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 96-044: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1949-19912.00 cubic feet (2 boxes)Scope and Content: The material in this accession documents the activities of the
department, including its Intensive Language Programs, Exchange Programs,
relations with Slavic Language programs at other institutions, and the Russian
House, which is an intensive language living situation available to russian
language students at the University of Washington. The accession includes
general correspondence, department chair's correspondence, publicity files,
press releases, faculty meeting minutes, Articles of Incorporation, By-laws,
requests for changes in curriculum, and reports. Material documenting the
Russian House includes correspondence, publicity files, Board of Directors
minutes, policies and contracts. Span dates are 1949-1991.
Restrictions on Access: Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for
screening of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact Special
Collections for more information.
Acquisition Info: Received from Gillian Dunn, April 25, 1994.
Received from Pam Jeffcoat, August 1, 1994.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 00-109: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1990-20000.03 cubic foot (1 folder)Scope and Content: Minutes of faculty and graduate student meetings; 1990-2000.
Restrictions on Access: Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for
screening of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact Special
Collections for more information.
Acquisition Info: Weeded from UW Publications, August 14, 2000.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 03-035: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1968-20002.00 cubic feet (2 boxes)Scope and Content: Correspondence, memoranda, minutes, committee files, policy files,
exams, subject files; 1968-2000.
Physical/Technical Access: Records stored offsite; advance notice required for
use.
Restrictions on Access: Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for
screening of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact Special
Collections for more information.
Records stored offsite; advance notice required for
use.
Acquisition Info: Received from Michelle Foshee, August 5, 2002.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Subject
Series103-035Department Policies and
Procedures1990-2000103-035Occasional Papers
Subscriptions1983-1995103-035Occasional Papers (4
folders)1983-1986103-035Slavic L&L Space
Surveys1989-1998103-035Soviet TV1989-1993103-035Soviet TV1988103-035Soviet TV1987103-035Russian House
Constitution1977-1994103-035Russian House1971-1977103-035Books Donated by Mrs. Elder to
Russian House1983-1992103-035AATSEEL ( American Association of
Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages)1995103-035Nagibin Visit1979103-035Slavic L&L Proficiency
Requirements1979-1989103-035Staff Activity Survey1985-1986103-035Petersen’s Guide Entries1985-1989103-035Exit Questionnaires1984-1998103-035Responses to Surveys1982-1997103-035Student Rating Summaries1988-1997103-035Department Statistics1981-1998103-035Visiting Lecturers1989-1998103-035Affirmative Action
Reports1973-1996103-035Class Size Policy1978-1989103-035Collegial Evaluation
Policy1988-1989103-035Scheduling1992-1999103-035Graduate School Research
Fund1971-1993103-035Summer Quarter Files (9
folders)1992-2000203-035Departmental Review1994-1995203-035Course Offerings
Brochures1976-1997203-035CIEE (Council on International
Educational Exchange) Group Leader1994203-035Curriculum Committee1977-1990203-035Graduate Student
Organization1986-1992203-035Quarterly Faculty Lists1968-1998203-035Computer Meeting (10/20)1986Exam
Files203-035Slavic L&L MA Exam Questions
(linguistics track)1968-1984203-035Slavic L&L MA Exam Questions
(literature track)1969-1984203-035Slavic L&L PhD Exam Questions
(literature track)1970-1981203-035Slavic L&L PhD Exam Questions
(linguistics track)1969-1983203-035Slavic L&L Russian Language
Exams1979-1983203-035Slavic L&L French Language
Exams1979, 1984203-035Language Exams for PhC
Requirements1971-1981203-035Czech and Slovak Languages
Exams1983Grant
Files203-035Grant and Contract Expenditure
Reports1995-1998Correspondence203-035A&S Correspondence1973-1977203-035LLC Correspondence1979-1992203-035Humanities Correspondence1974-1988203-035A&S Correspondence1991-1995203-035Department Memos1988-1993203-035Department Memos1987-1988203-035Department Memos1986-1987203-035Graduate Program Adviser
Correspondence1981-1993Minutes203-035Faculty Department
Minutes1989-1996203-035Language Learning Council
Minutes1973-1993203-035Faculty Meeting Minutes and
By-Laws1978-1986Conference
Files203-035FASL (Formal Approaches to Slavic
Linguistics) Conference1998SubgroupsDepartment Committees203-035Undergraduate Student Affairs
1985-1994203-035TA Selection
1987-1995203-035Alumni and Community Liaison
1987203-035Language
1987-1988203-035Computing, Research, and Library
1987-1994203-035Slavic Seminar
1987-1989Accession No. 82-035: University of Washington Department of Far Eastern and Slavic Languages and Literatures Records, 1960-19620.21 cubic foot (1 box)Scope and Content: Reports (The Chinese-English Machine Translation Project;
Linguistic and Engineering Studies in Automatic Language Translation of
Scientific Russian into English), 1960-1962.
Restrictions on Access: Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for
screening of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact Special
Collections for more information.
Acquisition Info: Transferred from University Imprints, March 1, 1982.
Processing Info: Minimally processed.
Accession No. 18-008: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures records, 1982-20121.5 cubic feet (2 boxes)Scope and Content: Photographs of department events, student activities, and faculty;
flyers and event programs; publications of the department (occasional papers
and student journal)
Restrictions on Access: No restrictions on access.
Restrictions on Use: Copyrights retained by creator. Contact University of Washington
Libraries Special Collections for details.
Acquisition Info: Nick Dreher, UW Slavic Languages & Literatures Department,
2018-03-01
1/118-008Faculty proofs and negatives 1980s1/2-1/318-008Occasional Papers in Slavic Languages and Literature,
Volume 1-31982, 19861/418-008колокол (Bell): Student Journal of Slavic Languages and
Literatures Department of the University of Washington (Volumes
1-16)1996-20121/518-008Slavic Department programs and flyers1988-2000218-008Albums of Department Events 1995-2005218-008Albums of Convocation and misc. events2005Accession No. 22-038: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures records, approximately 1987-19960.19 cubic feet (1 box)Scope and Content: Course files for Russian (RUSS) 350-575 (18 courses total) and
Slavic (SLAV) 554-555, including syllabi and assignments, and reading lists for
the Russian M.A., 18th Century Literature for the Russian Ph.D., and on
poetics.
Restrictions on Access: Open to all users.
Restrictions on Use: Public Records—not subject to copyright. Copying, quotation,
publication and other uses are unrestricted if records are open for public
release.
Acquisition Info: Francis Lin, UW Slavic Languages and Literature Advising, 2014
122-038Reading Lists Russ (M.A.)122-038Reading Lists on Poetics122-038Reading Lists for XVIII C. Lit (Ph.D.)122-038Russ 3501994122-038Russ 4271992-1993122-038Russ 4281992-1993122-038Russ 4291991122-038Russ 4521990-1994122-038Russ 4611993-1996122-038Russ 463 1993122-038Russ 4631994122-038Russ 5201988-1989122-038Russ 5241992-1994122-038Russ 5251984122-038Russ 5351992122-038Russ 5411993122-038Russ 5501988-1989122-038Russ 5511988122-038Russ 5551988-1989122-038Russ 5741990-1993122-038Russ 5751988-1989122-038Slav 554 1988-1989122-038Slav 5551987-1989Accession No. 24-079: University of Washington Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures records, 1955-20173.92 cubic feet (5 boxes)Scope and Content: Materials include curriculum, correspondence, meeting minutes,
scrapbooks, photographs, documentation of potential program elimination, and
Russian House operation records documenting the Department of Slavic Languages
and Literatures at the University of Washington.
Arrangement: Arranged in 3 series.
- Series 1, Curriculum
- Series 2, Department History
- Series 3, Russian House
Restrictions on Access: Public records, but advance notice is required to allow for
screening of materials protected from disclosure by law. Please contact
University of Washington Libraries Special Collections for more
information.
Restrictions on Use: Public Records—not subject to copyright. Copying, quotation,
publication and other uses are unrestricted if records are open for public
release.
Acquisition Info: Donated by UW Slavic Languages and Literatures, 2024-09-12.
Series 1Curriculum124-079Proficiency/Placement History1985124-079Placement Examsapproximately 1990s124-079Czech Proficiency Examundated124-079Polish Proficiency Exam2016124-079Romanian Proficiency Examsapproximately 2010s124-079Russian Proficiency Examsundated124-079Ukrainian Proficiency Examapproximately 2010s124-079Grad Student Placement Examundated124-079Bulgarian 406 - Credit by Exam2013124-079Certificate Program in Interpretation1994124-079Certificate Program in Translation1994124-079Minor Requirements1997124-079W-Courses Approved1985-1996124-079Course Numbering Systemundated124-079Curriculum Record1994124-079Course Applications1998-2015124-079Curriculum Changes1977-2017124-079Course Flyers1992-1999124-079Course Offerings1986-20002 folders124-079Non-Credit Course Offerings1983-1997124-079Course Equivalency1993-1995124-079Foreign Study - Credit for Polsh 4011993124-079Polsh 401/402/403/4041993-2013Scope and Content: Contains course applications for First-Year Polish
courses.
124-079Polsh 3202007-2011Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Introduction to Contemporary
Polish Culture.
124-079Polsh 4202011Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Modern Polish Literature.
124-079Romn 401/402/403/4042012Scope and Content: Contains course applications for First-Year Romanian
courses.
124-079Russ 1021988-2008Scope and Content: Contains course application for First-Year Russian course.
124-079Russ 1031988-2009Scope and Content: Contains course application for First-Year Russian course.
124-079Russ 111/112/1132015Scope and Content: Contains course applications for First-Year Medical Russian
courses.
124-079Russ 1102008Scope and Content: Contains course application for Introduction to Russian
Culture and Civilization.
124-079Russ 110/210/3101968124-079Russ 1202012Scope and Content: Contains course application for Topics in Russian Literary and
Cultural History.
124-079Russ 2012012Scope and Content: Contains course application for From Paganism to Christianity:
Medieval Russian Mythology, Literature, and Culture.
124-079Russ 2202015Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Literature and
Cultural History.
124-079Russ 221/222/2231989124-079Russ 2212012Scope and Content: Contains course application for Contemporary Russian
Literature.
124-079Russ 2302012Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Masterpieces.
124-079Russ 2402011Scope and Content: Contains course application for Vladimir Nabokov.
124-079Russ 2602015Scope and Content: Contains course application for Underworlds.
124-079Russ 301/302/303/3501964-2007124-079Russ 3041983Scope and Content: Contains course application for Reading and Translation for
Russian Regional Studies Majors.
124-079Russ 3131993-1996Scope and Content: Includes course applications and flyers for Business
Russian.
124-079Russ 3142015Scope and Content: Contains course application for Business Russian II.
124-079Russ 3162016Scope and Content: Contains course application for Extended Russian Through
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.
124-079Russ 3202015Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Literature and
Culture.
124-079Russ 3212015Scope and Content: Contains course application for 18th Century Literature and
Culture.
124-079Russ 2232011Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Cinema.
124-079Russ 3221972-2013Scope and Content: Contains course applications for The Golden Age: 19th Century
Russian Literature and Culture.
124-079Russ 3231972-2013Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Revolutions: 20th Century
Russian Literature and Culture.
124-079Russ 3241976-2014Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Russian Folk Literature in
English.
124-079Russ 331/332/3331973-1980124-079Russ 3402014Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Big Book.
124-079Russ 3411979-1987Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Growing Up Russia: Childhood
and Adolescence in Russian Fiction.
124-079Russ 3421979-1987Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Holy Fools and Madmen: The
Theme of Madness in Russian Literature.
124-079Russ 3511979-2011Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Intermediate Russian
Phonetics.
124-079Russ 3521975-2011Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Intermediate Russian
Morphology.
124-079Russ 381/382/383/3841972-2005124-079Russ 401/402/4031993-2007124-079Russ 4042002Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Literary
Translation.
124-079Russ 4201997Scope and Content: Contains course application for Topics in Russian Literary and
Cultural History.
124-079Russ 4211952-2011Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Post-Soviety Literary and
Cultural Scene.
124-079Russ 4221977-2011Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Russian Plays in English.
124-079Russ 4231978-2011Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Russian Film.
124-079Russ 4241975-2003Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Topics in Ethnicity and
Cultural Identity.
124-079Russ 4252003Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Drama.
124-079Russ 4262006Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Art and
Architecture.
124-079Russ 4301997-2012Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Major Authors.
124-079Russ 4411983-1985Scope and Content: Contains course applications for The Language of Russian
Culture.
124-079Russ 451/4522009-2013Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Structure of Russian.
124-079Russ 4611985-2011Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Introduction to Russian
Literature in Russian.
124-079Russ 481/482/483/4851988-2005Scope and Content: Contains course applications for study abroad courses in
Russia.
124-079Russ 4901993-1994Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Studies in Russian
Literature: Responses to the Russian Revolution.
124-079Russ 5021994Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Translation.
124-079Russ 5211997Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Literature to
1800.
124-079Russ 5221997Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Literature of the 19th
Century.
124-079Russ 5231997Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Literature of the 20th
Century.
124-079Russ 5251955Scope and Content: Contains course appliation for Russian 18th Century Classic
Literature.
124-079Russ 5261950-2000Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Modern Russian Literary,
Cultural, and Film Studies.
124-079Russ 5281985Scope and Content: Contains course application for Seminar in 19th Century
Russian Prose.
124-079Russ 5422000Scope and Content: Contains course application for Seminar in Contemporary
Russian Poetry.
124-079Russ 5432000Scope and Content: Contains course application for Seminar in Russian Prose.
124-079Russ 5511966-1992Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Advanced Russian
Morphonology.
124-079Russ 5521949-1992Scope and Content: Contains course application for Advanced Russian Syntax.
124-079Russ 5541987Scope and Content: Contains course application for History of the Russian
Literary Language.
124-079Russ 5561968-1987Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Readings in the History of
the Russian Language.
124-079Russ 5701994-2007Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Research Seminar in Russian
Literature.
124-079Russ 575undatedScope and Content: Contains outline of proposed course Kievan Literature.
124-079Russ 576undatedScope and Content: Contains outline of proposed course Muscovite Literature.
124-079Russ 5772011Scope and Content: Contains course application for Russian Folk Literature.
124-079Russ 5881985Scope and Content: Contains course application for Introduction to Literary
Analysis.
124-079Slav 1012014Scope and Content: Contains course application for Slavic Lands and Peoples.
124-079Slav 1102011-2014Scope and Content: Contains course applications for The Slavic Languages.
124-079Slav 1302014Scope and Content: Contains course application for Introduction to Slavic Culture
and Civilization.
124-079Slav 1751998Scope and Content: Contains course application for The Slavic Text and Its
Context.
124-079Slav 2002014Scope and Content: Contains course application for Introductions to Slavic
Literature.
124-079Slav 2102011-2014Scope and Content: Contains course application for Introduction to
Bilingualism.
124-079Slav 2232005-2014Scope and Content: Contains course applications and quiz for East European
Cinema.
124-079Slav 3202011Scope and Content: Contains course application for The Other Europe: Post-World
War II East European Fiction.
124-079Slav 3232012Scope and Content: Contains course application for Masterpieces of East European
Cinema.
124-079Slav 3512007-2017Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Introduction to the History
of Slavic Languages.
124-079Slav 3702014Scope and Content: Contains course application for What's in a Language Name? The
Case of Bosnian, Croatian, Montenegrin, and Serbian.
124-079Slav 4012009Scope and Content: Contains course application for Research Methods and
Writing.
124-079Slav 4202012Scope and Content: Contains course application for The Other Europe: Contemporary
East European Fiction.
124-079Slav 4231995-2011Scope and Content: Contains course applications for East European Film.
124-079Slav 4251999-2014Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Ways of Meaning: Universal
and Culture Specific Aspects of Language.
124-079Slav 4262002-2014Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Ways of Feeling: Expressions
of Emotions Across Languages and Cultures.
124-079Slav 4701998Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Special Topics in Slavic
Linguistics.
124-079Slav 4812002Scope and Content: Contains course application for East European Language in
Eastern Europe.
124-079Slav 4822002Scope and Content: Contains course application for Research Project in Eastern
Europe.
124-079Slav 4832002Scope and Content: Contains course application for East European Literature in
Eastern Europe.
124-079Slav 4862002Scope and Content: Contains course application for East European Culture in
Eastern Europe.
124-079Slav 4901985-1994Scope and Content: Contains course application for Contemporary East European
Fiction.
124-079Slav 4981991-1997Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Senior Honors Thesis.
124-079Slav 4991983Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Undergraduate Research.
124-079Slav 5011997Scope and Content: Contains course application for Using Slavic Resources.
124-079Slav 5181992-2008Scope and Content: Contains course application for Foreign Language Teaching
Methodology.
124-079Slav 5191997-2008Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Slaviv Languages
Pedagogy.
124-079Slav 5201974-2005Scope and Content: Contains course applications for New Trends in Literary
Theory.
124-079Slav 5501997Scope and Content: Contains course application for Synchronic Slavic
Linguistics.
124-079Slav 5512017Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Introduction to the History
of Slavic Languages.
124-079Slav 5521989Scope and Content: Contains course application for History of the East Slavic
Languages.
124-079Slav 5531989Scope and Content: Contains course application for History of the West Slavic
Languages.
124-079Slav 5601992-2012Scope and Content: Contains course application for Diachronic Slavic
Linguistics.
124-079Slav 5611961-1992Scope and Content: Contains course application for History of the East Slavic
Languages.
124-079Slav 5621961-1992Scope and Content: Contains course application for History of the West Slavic
Languages.
General Notes: .
124-079Slav 5631966-1992Scope and Content: Contains course application for History of the South Slavic
Languages.
124-079Slav 5651992-2013Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Old Church Slavic.
124-079Slav 5661961-1992Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Readings in Old Church
Slavonic.
124-079Slav 5701966-2001Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Special Topics in Slavic
Linguistics.
124-079Slav 4012009-2011Scope and Content: Contains course applications for First-Year Slovene
Language.
124-079Slav 4022009Scope and Content: Contains course application for Introductory Slovene
Language.
124-079Slav 4042009Scope and Content: Contains course application for Second-Year Slovene
Language.
124-079Slav 4062009Scope and Content: Contains course application for Second-Year Slovene Language
II.
124-079Slav 4992010Scope and Content: Contains course application for Directed Study Slovene.
124-079Ukr 401/402/4032000-2007Scope and Content: Contains course application for First-Year Ukrainian.
124-079Ukr 3202013Scope and Content: Contains course application for Introduction to Ukrainan
Literature and Culture.
124-079Ukr 4202007Scope and Content: Contains course application for Literature, Language, and
Identities in Post-Soviet Ukraine
124-079Balt 150/160/170/2001995Scope and Content: Contains course applications for Intensive Lithuanian,
Intensive Latvian, Intensive Estonian, and Baltic Culture.
Series 2Department HistoryGeneral History224-079Slavic Department History1991-2001224-079Annual Report2003224-079Department Strategic Plan2002224-079Department Self-Study2008224-079Department Review Correspondence2008-2014224-079Departmental Flyersundated224-079Polish Studies2003-2004Scope and Content: Includes draft copy of "A Vision for Polish Studies at the
UW Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures."
224-079Undergraduate Survey Info1994224-079Undergraduate Newsletter1992-1998224-079East European Summer Institute1985224-079Association of Alumni and Friends of the Slavic
Department1996-1998Proposed Elimination of Department224-079Department Review1984-19873 folders224-079Department Review Statistics1984-1987224-079Department Review Committee Materials1997-2008224-079Department Self-Study1985224-079Appeals of Elimination Decision2005224-079Department Review1996224-079Appeal Report1995224-079Preliminary Review Report1995224-079Review Report1995224-079Photographs1994224-079Polish Petition1995224-079Accomplishments - Faculty1995224-079Accomplishments - Students1995224-079Accomplishments - Alumni1995224-079Presentation to the Review Committee1995224-079"A Defense of the Department of Slavic Languages and
Literature: The Perspective of Programs which Depend on Slavic"1995224-079Thank You Letters1994224-079Review - Dean's Office Memos1994-1995224-079Review - President's Office Memos1994-1995224-079Quote Sheet1994224-079Alum Letter1995224-079Facts Packet1995224-079Appeal Review Board1995224-079Review1995-1996224-079Letters of Support1994-19953 foldersSeries 3Russian House324-079Russian House History1961-1995324-079Russian House Information1995324-079Original Constitutuion1961324-079Constitutions and Bylawsapproximately 1970s324-079Russian House Policies1993324-079Russian House Resident Informationapproximately 1980s324-079Russian House Administrative
Correspondence1980-1989324-079Russian House Meeting Minutes1991-1993324-079Russian House Board Meeting Minutes1985-1995324-079Russian House Events1985-1992324-079Employment Opportunities and Job
Descriptions1979-1984324-079Floor Plans1982-1993324-079Russian House Alumni Association1987-1989324-079Russian House - Letters of Support1987424-079Scrapbookapproximately 1960s424-079Scrapbookapproximately 1960s424-079Photographsapproximately 1960s-2000sScope and Content: Includes photographs and negatives of Russian House events and
gatherings.
524-079Photographs1964-1972Scope and Content: Includes group photographs of the residents of the Russian
House.