Conference
Date and Time
April 28 - April 30, 1977
All day
"Austria-Hungary, 1867-1918: Cultural, Social, and NationalMovements." reels unnumbered (housed at theHarvard University Archives)
28 May 1977.
First Session: The Social Sciences.
"The Concept of Russification."
Omeljan Pritsak, Professor, Harvard University.
"The 'Soviet Nation' as a New Historical Entity: A New Solution to anOld Problem."
Oleh Fedyshyn, Professor, Richmond College, CUNY.
"The Economy of Ukraine and Russification."
Mykola Bohatiuk, Professor, LeMoyne College.
"The Present State of Psychology in the Ukrainian SSR."
Ivan Holowinsky, Professor, Rutgers University.
Second Session: Bio-Bibliography.
"Russification and the Problem of Ukrainian National Bibliography."
Dmytro Shtohryn, Professor, University ofIllinois.
"Ucrainica in the Library of Congress: A Brief Statistical Overview."
Basil Nadraga, Library of Congress.
"The Place of Ukrainian in the Slavic Languages Based on Publications and Particularly Translations."
Bohdan Struminskyj, Professor, Harvard University.
Keynote Address: "The History of Ukrainian Literature: A Conceptualization."
George Grabowicz, Harvard University.
29 May 1977.
Third Session: Church History.
"The Russification of the Ukrainian Catholic Church."
Rev. Meletius Wojnar, Professor, Catholic University.
"The Russification of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church."
Rev. Frank Estocin, Professor, Saint Sophia Ukrainian Orthodox Seminary.
"The Liquidation of the Uniate Church in the Russian Empire, 1839-1876."
Wasyl Lencyk, Professor, St. Basil's College.
Fourth Session: Literature.
"The Russification of Ukrainian Literary Scholarship."
Bohdan Romanenchuk, Professor.
"An Analysis of Russification in the Works of Ukrainian Soviet Writers."
Anna Vlasenko-Boycun.
"Mykhailo Kotsiubyns'kyi as an Example of the Sovietization of Ukrainian Literature."
Eugene Fedorenko, Professor, Rutgers University.
"The Progressive Russification of the Subtleties of the Ukrainian Literary Language."
Roman Kuchar, Professor, Fort Hays Kansas State College.
Fifth Session: Linguistics.
"Russification of the Ukrainian Vocabulary."
Yar Slavutych, Professor, University of Alberta.
"The Problem of Transcribing Ukrainian Names in American and Canadian Journals Dealing with Ukrainian Subjects."
Dan B. Chopyk, Professor, University of Utah.
"The Question of Ukrainian Orthography."
Jacob Hursky, Professor, Syracuse University.
30 May 1977.
Sixth Session: Technology.
"Psychological Implications of Space and the Architecture of Ukrainian Churches."
Zenon Mazurkiewicz.
"The Russification of Ukrainian Terminology."
Anatol Vovk.
"Long-range Planning and the Ukrainian Community."
Osyp Moroz.
Seventh Session: History.
"The Historical Development of Library and Information Science in Soviet Ukraine."
Edward Kasinec, Harvard University Library.
"The Language Question as a Factor inthe National Movement in Eastern Galicia in the Nineteenth Century."
Paul R. Magocsi, Harvard University.
"Ukrainian National Demands in the First and Second Dumas and the Russian Reaction to Them."
Michael Voskobiynyk, Central Connecticut State College.
28 May 1977.
First Session: The Social Sciences.
"The Concept of Russification."
Omeljan Pritsak, Professor, Harvard University.
"The 'Soviet Nation' as a New Historical Entity: A New Solution to anOld Problem."
Oleh Fedyshyn, Professor, Richmond College, CUNY.
"The Economy of Ukraine and Russification."
Mykola Bohatiuk, Professor, LeMoyne College.
"The Present State of Psychology in the Ukrainian SSR."
Ivan Holowinsky, Professor, Rutgers University.
Second Session: Bio-Bibliography.
"Russification and the Problem of Ukrainian National Bibliography."
Dmytro Shtohryn, Professor, University ofIllinois.
"Ucrainica in the Library of Congress: A Brief Statistical Overview."
Basil Nadraga, Library of Congress.
"The Place of Ukrainian in the Slavic Languages Based on Publications and Particularly Translations."
Bohdan Struminskyj, Professor, Harvard University.
Keynote Address: "The History of Ukrainian Literature: A Conceptualization."
George Grabowicz, Harvard University.
29 May 1977.
Third Session: Church History.
"The Russification of the Ukrainian Catholic Church."
Rev. Meletius Wojnar, Professor, Catholic University.
"The Russification of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church."
Rev. Frank Estocin, Professor, Saint Sophia Ukrainian Orthodox Seminary.
"The Liquidation of the Uniate Church in the Russian Empire, 1839-1876."
Wasyl Lencyk, Professor, St. Basil's College.
Fourth Session: Literature.
"The Russification of Ukrainian Literary Scholarship."
Bohdan Romanenchuk, Professor.
"An Analysis of Russification in the Works of Ukrainian Soviet Writers."
Anna Vlasenko-Boycun.
"Mykhailo Kotsiubyns'kyi as an Example of the Sovietization of Ukrainian Literature."
Eugene Fedorenko, Professor, Rutgers University.
"The Progressive Russification of the Subtleties of the Ukrainian Literary Language."
Roman Kuchar, Professor, Fort Hays Kansas State College.
Fifth Session: Linguistics.
"Russification of the Ukrainian Vocabulary."
Yar Slavutych, Professor, University of Alberta.
"The Problem of Transcribing Ukrainian Names in American and Canadian Journals Dealing with Ukrainian Subjects."
Dan B. Chopyk, Professor, University of Utah.
"The Question of Ukrainian Orthography."
Jacob Hursky, Professor, Syracuse University.
30 May 1977.
Sixth Session: Technology.
"Psychological Implications of Space and the Architecture of Ukrainian Churches."
Zenon Mazurkiewicz.
"The Russification of Ukrainian Terminology."
Anatol Vovk.
"Long-range Planning and the Ukrainian Community."
Osyp Moroz.
Seventh Session: History.
"The Historical Development of Library and Information Science in Soviet Ukraine."
Edward Kasinec, Harvard University Library.
"The Language Question as a Factor inthe National Movement in Eastern Galicia in the Nineteenth Century."
Paul R. Magocsi, Harvard University.
"Ukrainian National Demands in the First and Second Dumas and the Russian Reaction to Them."
Michael Voskobiynyk, Central Connecticut State College.