May 2022 issue of NewsNet explores Lithuania, Ukraine, and Poland. It also features an interview with the '21 Vucinich Book Prize Winner and shines a spotlight on several members.
We at ASEEES continually seek ways to interrogate and expand our understanding of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian studies. For the 2022 ASEEES Convention, we plan to highlight Ukrainian studies and the work of our Ukrainian colleagues.
ASEEES plans to publish a year-long series on “De-colonizing Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies in Undergraduate Teaching and Graduate Training” in NewsNet.
We hope you'll share the March 2022 NewsNet across your social media. This issue explores Russia's War on Ukraine and shines a spotlight on important mentoring, career diversity, grant, and academic programs.
REEES Think Tank CFA for the 2022-23 undergraduate think tank to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in Russian, Eastern European, and Eurasian Studies.
ASEEES seeks letter of interest from ASEEES members who may be interested in serving as the Slavic Review Editor for a five-year term starting August 2023.
The first digital issue of NewsNet includes the 2021 ASEEES President's Address, an article on art in the Post-Soviet era, and an interview with Archie Brown, winner of the 2021 Pushkin House Book Prize, and the ASEEES Annual Report from the Executive Director.
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