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Russian is offered by Temple University’s Department of French, German, Italian and Slavic. Students can earn a major, minor or certificate in Russian, or simply take courses in Russian language or literature. Students with a GPA of 3.5 or higher in their Russian-related courses (at least 5 different courses) may apply for admission to the National Slavic Honor Society (Dobro Slovo) which has a chapter at Temple University (see the Russian advisor for more information.)


The Temple University Russian Program congratulates the following students of Russian:

2008 Mid-Atlantic Russia Business Council Award for Excellence in the Study of Russian:  Stanislav Sidorov

2008 American Council of Teachers of Russian Scholar Laureate:  Aleksandra Royzman

2008 Dobro Slovo (National Slavic Honor Society) Inductees: Veronika Burnazaki, Stephen DiGregorio, Bradley Horst, Marina Khanina, and Steve DiGregorio.

2008 Temple University Research Forum Speakers:  Nikita Kaganovich and Katherine Stabler (both gave presentations based on their papers written for Russian program course, “Power and the Poet”)

2008 National Post-Secondary Russian Essay Contest: Inna Denikina (honorable mention) and Ella Goykhman (honorable mention).

We are very proud of all our students and look forward to celebrating more student successes in 2009

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Department of French, German, Italian, and Slavic Languages
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