PRE-APPROVED REES COURSE LIST SUMMER 2018
To be a REES approved course, a minimum 25% of the course content must be dedicated to Russia, Eastern Europe, and/or Eurasia. If you feel a course meets these requirements but is not listed above, or you would like to adapt a course to meet these guidelines, please contact CREES Director Vitaly Chernetsky, vchernetsky@ku.edu.
REES 110 (87964) Understanding Russia & Eastern Europe Beinek, ONLINE
REES 111 (16163) Understanding Russia & Eastern Europe, Honors Beinek, ONLINE
PRE-APPROVED REES COURSE LIST FALL 2018
To be a REES approved course, a minimum 25% of the course content must be dedicated to Russia, Eastern Europe, and/or Eurasia. If you feel a course meets these requirements but is not listed above, or you would like to adapt a course to meet these guidelines, please contact CREES Director Vitaly Chernetsky, vchernetsky@ku.edu.
Click here to download the list of pre-approved REES courses. Courses numbered 100-699 are open to undergraduate students. Courses 500-999 may carry credit for graduate students.
Please consult the Academic Catalog or Schedule of Classes for course details and enrollment info.
Jump down to the Undergraduate Course List.
GRADUATE COURSE LIST (pdf)
REES 510 (23738) Understanding Central Asia
Diener, T/R 11-12:15, LIN 228
Russian, East European, & Eurasian Studies Courses in Other KU Departments:
LITERATURE AND THE ARTS
EURS 565 (20813) Literature of Human Rights
Janzen, T/R 1-2:15 pm, BA 301 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
HA 567 (28110) Contemporary Art
Cateforis, T/R 1-2:15 pm, SMA 211 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
SLAV 506 (27994) Masterworks of Polish & Czech Literature
Vassileva-Karagyozova, W/F 12:30-1:45 pm, WES 1046
SLAV 508 (29183) South Slavic Lit & Civilization
Dickey, ONLINE
SLAV 600 (28388) Biography of a City: Kyiv/Kiev/Kijow
Wallo, M/W 12:30-1:45 pm, WES 4068
SLAV 667 (27752) Post-Soviet Literature
Chernetsky, T/R 1-2:15 pm, WES 1016
SLAV 679 (29202) 20th Century Slavic Women Writers
Wallo, APPT
ECONOMICS, BUSINESS, GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 590 (23737) Understanding Central Asia [same as REES 510]
Diener, T/R 11-12:15, LIN 228
HISTORY
HIST 800 (11847) Readings in: Modern Military History
Kipp, By Appt (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
HIST 800 (14089) Readings in: Russian History
Levin, By Appt
HIST 800 (21787) Readings in: Russian Women History
Levin, By Appt
HIST 800 (24804) Readings in: Russian and Soviet Empire
Scott, By Appt
HIST 800 (15268) Readings in: East European History
Wood, By Appt
HIST 808 (27727) Colloquium in Comparative History: Comparative Empires
Scott, R 4–6:30 pm, WES 3659
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 563 (23601) Comparative Political Economy
Arwine, T/R 2:30-3:45, BL 209 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
POLS 643 (27763) The European Union
Rohrschneider, M/W 3-4:15 pm, BL 109 (assumes paper focusing on REES)
POLS 685 (27766) International Law: Laws of Armed Conflict
Omelicheva, ONLINE (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
POLS 870 (20026) International Relations
Carter, M 4-7:00 pm, BL 207 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
REL 800 (19693) Readings in: Eastern Christianity
Lollar, By Appt
UNDERGRADUATE COURSE LIST (pdf)
To be a REES approved course, a minimum 25% of the course content must be dedicated to Russia, Eastern Europe, and/or Eurasia. Some courses listed here assume a major project or term paper dedicated to a REES-related topic. If you feel a course meets these requirements but is not listed below, or you would like to adapt a course to meet these guidelines, please contact REES Undergraduate Advisor Justyna Beinek, jbeinek@ku.edu
REES 510 (23738) Understanding Central Asia
Diener, T/R 11-12:15, LIN 228
Russian, East European, & Eurasian Studies Courses in Other KU Departments:
LITERATURE AND THE ARTS
EURS 565 (20813) Literature of Human Rights
Janzen, T/R 1-2:15 pm, BA 301 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
HA 567 (28110) Contemporary Art
Cateforis, T/R 1-2:15 pm, SMA 211 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
SLAV 506 (27994) Masterworks of Polish & Czech Literature
Vassileva-Karagyozova, W/F 12:30-1:45 pm, WES 1046
SLAV 508 (29183) South Slavic Lit & Civilization
Dickey, ONLINE
SLAV 600 (28388) Biography of a City: Kyiv/Kiev/Kijow
Wallo, M/W 12:30-1:45 pm, WES 4068
SLAV 667 (27752) Post-Soviet Literature
Chernetsky, T/R 1-2:15 pm, WES 1016
SLAV 679 (29202) 20th Century Slavic Women Writers
Wallo, APPT
ECONOMICS, BUSINESS, GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 590 (23737) Understanding Central Asia [same as REES 510]
Diener, T/R 11-12:15, LIN 228
HISTORY
HIST 800 (11847) Readings in: Modern Military History
Kipp, By Appt (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
HIST 800 (14089) Readings in: Russian History
Levin, By Appt
HIST 800 (21787) Readings in: Russian Women History
Levin, By Appt
HIST 800 (24804) Readings in: Russian and Soviet Empire
Scott, By Appt
HIST 800 (15268) Readings in: East European History
Wood, By Appt
HIST 808 (27727) Colloquium in Comparative History: Comparative Empires
Scott, R 4–6:30 pm, WES 3659
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 563 (23601) Comparative Political Economy
Arwine, T/R 2:30-3:45, BL 209 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
POLS 643 (27763) The European Union
Rohrschneider, M/W 3-4:15 pm, BL 109 (assumes paper focusing on REES)
POLS 685 (27766) International Law: Laws of Armed Conflict
Omelicheva, ONLINE (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
POLS 870 (20026) International Relations
Carter, M 4-7:00 pm, BL 207 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES
REL 800 (19693) Readings in: Eastern Christianity
Lollar, By Appt
