PRE-APPROVED REES COURSE LIST Spring 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 899 (58067) Capstone Research Seminar Beinek, M 5-8 pm, BA 202
Russian, East European, & Eurasian Studies Courses in Other KU Departments:
LITERATURE AND THE ARTS
FMS 722 (65902) Soviet and Post-Soviet Russian Cinema
Chernetsky, W 3-6:30 pm, WES 1005
MUSC 650 (65824) Music in Vienna and Prague
Nedbal, STUDY ABROAD (Dec 31-Jan13)
SLAV 506 (68095) Masterworks of Polish and Czech Literature
Vassileva-Karagyozova, W/F 12:30-1:45 pm, WES 4022
SLAV 508 (63031) South Slavic Literature & Civilization
Dickey, ONLINE
SLAV 510 (68020) The Russian Literary Genius
Kokobobo, T/R 4-5:15 pm, WES 1005
SLAV 540 (66104) Language and Identity in East-Central Europe and Former Soviet Union
Greenberg, T/R 2:30-3:45 pm, WES 4062 (March 26-May 11)
SLAV 622 (65900) Soviet and Post-Soviet Russian Cinema
Chernetsky, W 3-6:30 pm, WES 1005
HISTORY
HIST 510 (63182) Europe Today
Urie, W 3-5:30pm, BA 301 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
HIST 564 (65870) Medieval Russia
Levin, T/R 9:30-10:45 am, WES 4008
HIST 800 (55015) Readings in: Soviet Military History
Kipp, By Appt
HIST 800 (55444) Readings in: Medieval Gender
Levin, By Appt
HIST 800 (54204) Readings in: Russian History
Levin, By Appt
HIST 800 (57639) Readings in: Russian Religious History
Levin, By Appt
HIST 800 (58955) Readings in: Ukrainian History
Levin, By Appt
HUM 505 (62554) Europe Today (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
Urie, W 3-5:30 pm, BA 301
POLITICAL SCIENCE
POLS 667 (65762) Islam and Politics
Wuthrich, M/W 3-5:30, BL 204 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
POLS 673 (60238) International Organizations
Arwine, T/R 2:30-3:45 pm, BL 114 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
POLS 686 (65767) International Human Rights
Omelicheva, M/W 2-3:15 pm, BL 109 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
HIST 564 (65870) Medieval Russia
Levin, T/R 9:30-10:45 am, WES 4008
HIST 800 (57639) Readings in: Russian Religious History
Levin, By Appt
ECONOMICS, BUSINESS, GEOGRAPHY
ECON 505 (62839) History of Economic Analysis
El-Hodiri, T/R 1-2:15 pm, SNOW 358 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
GEOG 980 (65723) Attachment and Home(land)
Diener, T 1-4 pm, LIN 210 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
LAW 864 (54224) Advanced International Trade Law
Bhala, M 9:15-11:15 am and R 9:15-10:10 am, GRN 2-1 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
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 220 (56825) Societies and Cultures of Eurasia
Beinek, T/R 2:30-3:45 pm, BA 318
REES 221 (56826) Societies and Cultures of Eurasia, Honors
Beinek, T/R 2:30-3:45 pm, BA 318
REES 496 (53334) Capstone Research Seminar in Russian/East European/Eurasian Studies
Finch, W 3-4:50 pm, BA 318
REES 499 (59388) Capstone Research Seminar in Russian/East European/Eurasian Studies, Honors
Finch, W 3-4:50 pm, BA 318
Russian, East European, & Eurasian Studies Courses in Other KU Departments:
ARTS, CULTURE, AND RELIGION
FMS 322 (65901) Soviet and Post-Soviet Russian Cinema
Chernetsky, W 3-6:30 pm, WES 1005
HIST 564 (65870) Medieval Russia
Levin, T/R 9:30-10:45 am, WES 4008
MUSC 488 (65829) History of Opera
Nedbal, M/W/F 12-12:50 pm, MUR 402 (assumes paper focusing on REES)
MUSC 650 (65824) Music in Vienna and Prague
Nedbal, STUDY ABROAD (Dec 31-Jan13)
SLAV 140 (65802) Introduction to Russian Culture
Kokobobo, T/R 1-2:15pm, WES 1005
SLAV 141 (65801) Introduction to Russian Culture, Honors
Kokobobo, T/R 1-2:15pm, WES 1005
SLAV 322 (65899) Soviet and Post-Soviet Russian Cinema
Chernetsky, W 3-6:30 pm, WES 1005
SLAV 330 (65624) Russian Business Culture
ONLINE (3/19 – 5/11)
SLAV 340 (66102) Introduction to Languages and Peoples of Russia and East-Central Europe
Greenberg, T/R 2:30-3:45 pm, WES 4062 (3/26-May 11)
SLAV 341 (66103) Introduction to Languages and Peoples of Russia and East-Central Europe, Honors
Greenberg, T/R 2:30-3:45 pm, WES 4062 (3/26-May 11)
SLAV 379 (68019) Topic: Communities in Russia and America
Kokobobo, T/R 4-5:15 pm, WES 1005
SLAV 379 (69428) Topic: Video Games in Russia: Collective Memory and Play
Grumbles, T/R 11 am-12:15 pm, WES 1016
SLAV 506 (68095) Masterworks of Polish and Czech Literature
Vassileva-Karagyozova, W/F 12:30-1:45 pm, WES 4022
SLAV 508 (63031) South Slavic Literature & Civilization
Dickey, ONLINE
SLAV 510 (68020) The Russian Literary Genius
Kokobobo, T/R 4-5:15 pm, WES 1005
SLAV 540 (66104) Language and Identity in East-Central Europe and Former Soviet Union
Greenberg, T/R 2:30-3:45 pm, WES 4062 (March 26-May 11)
HISTORY
ANTH 315 (55210) The Prehistory of Art
Radovanovic, ONLINE
JWSH 343 (62510) The Holocaust in History
Sternberg, T 2:30-5 pm, SUM 506
HIST 334 (62394) The Great War: History of WWI
Wood, M/W 11 am-12:15 pm, HAW 1005
HIST 343 (62509) The Holocaust in History
Sternberg, T 2:30-5 pm, SUM 506
HIST 564 (65870) Medieval Russia
Levin, T/R 9:30-10:45 am, WES 4008
HUM 505 (62554) Europe Today (assumes paper focusing on REES)
Urie, W 3-5:30 pm, BA 301
SOCIAL SCIENCES
ECON 505 (62839) History of Economic Analysis
El-Hodiri, T/R 1-2:15 pm, SNOW 358 (assumes paper focusing on REES)
GEOG 372 (60985) Environmental Policy
O’Lear, T/R 11 am-12:15pm, LIN 317
POLS 170 (53049) Intro to International Politics
Arwine, M/W 12:00-12:50 pm, SMI 100
POLS 171 (60875) Intro to International Politics, Honors
Arwine, M/W/F 10-10:50 am, BL 109
POLS 667 (65762) Islam and Politics
Wuthrich, M/W 3-5:30 pm, BL 204 (assumes course paper focusing on REES)
POLS 686 (65767) International Human Rights
Omelicheva, M/W 2-3:15 pm, BL 109 (assumes paper focusing on REES)
