BRAMA, August 27, 2001, 1 pm ET

In the context of the newly reorganized CENTRAL AND EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES PROGRAM, and with the support of Ukrainian credit unions in the area, the Department of Classical and Modern Languages at Rutgers, Newark will offer in the Fall of 2001/02:

INTRODUCTION TO UKRAINIAN LITERATURE (21:957:205), meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays in the 5th period (2:30-3:40 PM) in Room 345, Conklin Hall. Seventeen students have already registered for the course. The course will be taught by Dr. ANTONINA BEREZOVENKO from Kiev who is currently teaching Ukrainian at Columbia University. The language of readings and lectures(Ukrainian or English) will depend on the composition of the students. You may contact Prof. Berezovenko at ab476@Columbia.edu

A regular course in the HISTORY OF MODERN UKRAINE (21:510:370), meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays in the 3rd period (11:30 Am-12:40 PM) in Room 342, Conklin Hall, will be taught by Prof. TARAS HUNCZAK.

The first meeting for both courses will be Tuesday, September 4th. Rutgers University, Conklin Hall, 175 University Avenue, Newark, NJ 07102

The courses fulfill the College requirements in Literature and History and may be counted toward a Major or Minor in Central and East European Studies. STUDENTS FROM OTHER COLLEGES AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS are welcome.

For information about the Central and East European Program contact Prof. MYROSLAVA ZNAYENKO or Prof. ALEXANDER MOTYL, Directors of the Program. You may call 973-353-5498 (CML Secretary) or 5051 (Prof. Znayenko's voice mail) or write to Znayenko@andromeda.rutgers.edu

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