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Regina Klenjoski Guest Artist in Residence: Jan. 29, All day
Heavy Ion Efforts in Alignment of the CMS Tracker.: Jan. 29, 11:00 am
Merienda Lecture: "The Doubly Chosen: Nahua Pantheism in the Cronica mexicayotl": Jan. 29, 12:00 pm
Tea @ Three: Jan. 29, 03:00 pm
Nature & Culture Seminar: The Delta and Desire: Conflicting Visions of the Shape-Shifting Landscape of the Sacramento/San Joaquin Estuary: Jan. 29, 03:30 pm

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Optional Care Registration: Feb. 02, All day
Last day to request a Petition to Late Enroll form (non TBA, full semester classes): Feb. 09, All day
Last day to withdraw/drop without a "W": Feb. 09, All day
Second Period Drop begins: Feb. 10, All day
Optional Care Registration Closes: Feb. 13, All day

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MBB vs. Kansas State: Jan. 31, 01:00 pm
MBB vs. Iowa State: Feb. 02, 08:00 pm
WBB vs. Texas Tech: Feb. 04, 07:00 pm
WBB vs. Oklahoma State: Feb. 07, 07:00 pm
MBB vs. Baylor: Feb. 14, 12:00 pm

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Center for Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

CREES has been a U.S. Department of Education National Resource Center since 1965, one of the longest established in the nation.

CREES offers over 70 events every year, providing many opportunities for students and the community to network and engage with experts.

The University of Kansas offers multiple undergraduate and graduate degrees in Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies (REES).

CREES has a vibrant outreach program providing workshops, lesson plans and curriculum ideas for teachers throughout the Great Plains.

CREES has been training Foreign Area Officers for over 30 years and our program is consistently rated as one of the most "FAO friendly" in the nation.

CREES offers multiple scholarship and funding opportunities including Summer & Academic Year Foreign Language Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships.

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Center for Teaching Excellence Report

Portfolio Assessment: An Alternative
to Traditional Performance Evaluation Methods in the Area Studies Programs
Mariya Omelicheva, CREES Director

Upcoming Events

Jan 30: Milton Steinhardt Lectures in Music: "Queen of Spades: Gamblin for Recognition," Dr. Inna Naroditskaya (Professor of Musicology at Northwestern University)
03:30 pm
Jan 30: CREES Friday Night at the Kino: We Come from the Future
07:00 pm
Feb 03: CREES Brownbag: Ukrainian Language and Identity: Examining the Development of Language Attitudes in Modern Ukraine, Alexandra Fisher (Slavic Languages and Literatures)
12:00 pm

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Department News

January 23, 2015
Late KU History and REES professor resceives prestigious honor from Polish government
January 20, 2015
Job Opening: CREES Student Assistant
January 19, 2015
White House announces ticket distribution details for president's visit

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Center for Teaching Excellence Report

Portfolio Assessment: An Alternative to Traditional Performance Evaluation Methods in the Area Studies Programs Mariya Omelicheva, CREES Director

Are you a prospective
graduate student?

Portfolio Assessment: An Alternative
to Traditional Performance Evaluation Methods in the Area Studies Programs
Mariya Omelicheva, CREES Director