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RUSSIAN & EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES CONSORTIUM |
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Arizona State University • Tempe, AZ 85287-2601 • PH: 480/965-4188 • FAX: 480/965-0310 |
ASU Russian and East European Studies Faculty |
AGRIBUSINESS
Clifford J. Shultz, II Ph.D., Columbia University (clifford.shultz@asu.edu):
Food and agribusiness marketing, consumer decision making, entrepreneurship, sustainable development and reconstruction in the Balkans and Indochina
Eric Thor Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley (ethor@asu.edu):
Agribusiness financing and resource management in Eastern Europe and Eurasia
ANTHROPOLOGY
Christy Turner, II Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, Madison (christy.turner@asu.edu):
Siberian Ethnology, Ethnic Odontology
ARCHITECTURE
K. Paul Zygas Ph.D., Cornell University (zygas@asu.edu):
Soviet Constructivism
ART/PHOTOGRAPHY
Tamarra Kaida M.F.A., State University of New York, Buffalo (tamarra.kaida@asu.edu):
Russian Art Photography
BIOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Stephen J. Pyne Ph.D., University of Texas, Austin (stephen.pyne@asu.edu):
Environmental History, Eurasian Ecology
Andrew T. Smith Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles (andrew.smith@asu.edu):
Wildlife Biology, Eurasia
ECONOMICS
Josef C. Brada Ph.D., University of Minnesota (josef.brada@asu.edu):
East-West Trade/Technology Transfer
GENDER STUDIES
Ann Hibner-Koblitz Ph.D., Boston University (koblitz@asu.edu):
Russian Women, Women and Science
HISTORY
Fredrick C. Giffin Professor Emeritus, Arizona State University/Ph.D., Emory University (mfgiff@asu.edu):
Soviet Union, U.S.-Russian Relations
Beth Luey A.M., Harvard University (beth.luey@asu.edu):
Historical Editing, Scholarly Publishing
Laurie Manchester Ph.D., Columbia (laurie.manchester@asu.edu):
European Cultural History, Russia
LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES
Dora Burton Ph.D., University of Washington (dburton@asu.edu):
Lyrical Poetry, 19th-C. Russian Literature
Sanford C. Couch Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, Madison (tsar@asu.edu):
Pedagogy, Tolstoy
Rolfs Ekmanis Ph.D., Indiana University (rolfs.ekmanis@asu.edu):
Non-Russian Literatures of Eurasia
Aleksandra Gruzinska Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University (gruzinska@asu.edu):
Polish, French
Peter Horwath Ph.D., University of Michigan (peter.horwath@asu.edu):
Serbian-Croatian, German
Ileana Orlich Ph.D., Arizona State University (orlich@asu.edu):
Romanian
Emil Volek Ph.D., Charles University, Prague (emil.volek@asu.edu):
Czech, Soviet Formalist Writing
MUSICOLOGY
Ellon D. Carpenter Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania (ellon.carpenter@asu.edu):
Russian Musical Aesthetics, Composition
Alexander Lingas Ph.D., University of British Columbia (alexander.lingas@asu.edu):
Eastern Orthodox music, liturgy and theology, Byzantine chant and Russian 18th-century polyphony
Robert W. Oldani Ph.D., University of Michigan (robert.w.oldani@asu.edu):
19th-C. Russian Music, Mussorgsky
NURSING
Pauline Komnenich Ph.D., University of Arizona (paulina@asu.edu):
Community Health Care Delivery, Sociolinguistics
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
SOCIOLOGY
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
ASU RUSSIAN AND EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES STAFF
Stephen K. Batalden is Professor of History and Coordinator of ASU's Russian and East European Studies Consortium. He directs ASU's academic exchange with the University of Sts. Kiril & Metodij in Skopje, Macedonia. A specialist on the religious and cultural history of modern Russia and East Europe, Dr. Batalden is the author of Catherine the Great's Greek Prelate: Eugenios Voulgaris in Russia, 1771-1806 (Columbia University Press, 1982); Seeking God: The Recovery of Religious Identity in Orthodox Russia, Ukraine, and Georgia (Northern Illinois University Press, DeKalb, 1993) and, with Sandra Batalden, The Newly Independent States of Eurasia: Handbook of Former Soviet Republics, 2nd ed. (Oryx Press, Phoenix, 1997). His work on the politics of Russian Bible translation is currently in press. His new research is on religious property restitution in the Balkans. Advisor to REESC baccalaureate certificate candidates and mentor to numerous graduate students, he was awarded the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean's Quality Teaching Award in 1988.
E-mail: stephen.batalden@asu.edu
Carol Withers is the Academic Associate for the Russian and East European Studies Consortium. She has been at Arizona State University since 1991. Ms. Withers received a B.A. in Education at Fairleigh Dickinson University and an M.P.A. in Public Administration at ASU. You are invited to contact her if you wish for more information about the Consortium, or if you have any questions about the Critical Languages Institute, the study abroad program at UKIM, the REESC baccalaureate certificate program, or ASU's exchange program with the University of Ss. Kiril & Metodij in Skopje, Macedonia.
E-mail: carol.withers@asu.edu
Robert Niebuhr, B.A., Arizona State University, is the Graduate Assistant for the Russian and East European Studies Consortium. He is a graduate student in the Department of History currently working on a MA.
E-mail: Robert.Niebuhr@asu.edu