The Zenovia Sochor Parry Memorial Lectures
in Ukrainian Politics
Zenovia
Sochor Parry
(1943-1998)
In 2000 Zena
Sochor Parry's family and friends established with the Ukrainian
Research Institute at Harvard University the Zenovia Sochor Parry
Memorial Lecture in Ukrainian Politics. Dr. Zenovia Sochor Parry
was a Professor at Clark University, significant and respected
scholar in the field of Soviet and East European history and
politics. From the early 1980-s until her death in February 1998,
she was a member of the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute.
The goal of the fund is to raise enough money to endow an annual
lectureship (currently the lecture is presented biennially) that
will attract world class scholars and to make possible the publication
of the annual address. The interest earned by the fund is used
to spread information on contemporary Ukraine in the American
university environment. A special presentation to honor Zenovia
Sochor Parry's life and work is biennially held at Harvard University.
Contributions to support the Zenovia Sochor Parry Memorial Fund
at Harvard University may be sent in Professor Sochor Parry's
memory to:
The Ukrainian
Studies Fund
attn: Zenovia Sochor Parry Memorial Fund
34 Kirkland Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
For further
information, please contact:
Tymish Holowinsky
Executive Director, HURI
34 Kirkland Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Tel: 617-495-4081
Fax: 617-495-8097
E-mail: holowins@fas.harvard.edu
Lectures presented in the Zenovia Sochor Parry
Memorial Lecture Series:
(2000) Ashton B. Carter, Ford Foundation
Professor of Science and International Affairs and co-director, with
former Secretary of Defense William J. Perry, of the Harvard-Stanford
Preventive Defense Project. "Ukraine and the US Foreign Policy".
(2001) Sherman Garnett, Dean of James Madison
College at Michigan State University, former U.S. Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Defense. "The Geopolitics of Muddling Through". Read
the synopsis
in PDF.
(2006) Angela Stent, Professor of Government
and Foreign Service and Director, Center for Eurasian, Russian, and
East European Studies, Georgetown University. "After the Rada
Election: Ukraine's
Challenges and Choices". Read
the abstract in PDF.