Associate Instructional Professor in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures and the College
Biography
My work at the University of Chicago is primarily devoted to the teaching of Russian and the development of foreign language curricula designed to promote functional proficiency. My research interests are focused on teaching methodology and the acquisition of Russian as a foreign language. My doctoral dissertation was a comparative analysis of deductive and inductive learning processes in the acquisition of Russian verbal morphology.
Current and Recent Courses
RUSS
10103
First-Year Russian-1
RUSS
20103
Second-Year Russian-1
RUSS
10203
First-Year Russian-2
RUSS
20203
Second-Year Russian-2
RUSS
10303
First-Year Russian-3
RUSS
20303
Second-Year Russian-3