Lecture

Content tagged with Lecture

Not finding what you're looking for? Try using Advanced Search.

Importance of the Heritage and Decolonization Efforts: Reflection on Keynote Lecture by Dora Chomiak

Page

by Yelyzaveta Kukharuk Yelyzaveta Kukharuk is a rising senior at ‘Iolani School, Hawaii, from Rivne, Ukraine. She is a scholar at Ukraine Global Scholars, a non-profit organization that helps Ukrainian students apply to institutions worldwide, and founder...

TCUP 2024: Keynote Lecture

News

For the TCUP 2024 Keynote Lecture, Razom for Ukraine CEO Dora Chomiak drew upon her experiences as an advocate for Ukrainian independence. In Chomiak’s view, through the process of decolonization, Ukraine obtained a stronger free press, a more active...

Ilya Repin's Ukrainian Heritage, with Svitlana Shiells

News

Svitlana Shiells, an adjunct professor in art history at George Mason University, will give HURI's next Seminar in Ukrainian Studies on October 3, 2016. The event, entitled "Illia Repin Unknown: Ukrainism, Japonisme, and More" will take a fresh look at...

Ukrainian History in English Newspapers: Insights from Yaroslav Fedoruk

News

On Monday, October 17, 2016, HURI USF Fellow Dr. Yaroslav Fedoruk will offer a glimpse into his research during our weekly seminar series. The talk, entitled " Ukraine in English Newspapers (1654–57)" takes place at 4:15pm in room S-050 in CGIS South. All...

Exploring the Relationship Between Revolution and Empire in Post-Soviet Ukraine

News

Every two years, the Ukrainian Research Institute at Harvard University holds a special lecture in honor of Zenovia Sochor Parry, a former professor at Clark University and HURI associate. The lecture, supported by a memorial fund, honors her life and...

Ukraine: Is It Really East and West?

News

From public discourse to political statements, people discussing Ukraine often talk about the East and the West. Indeed, there is a widespread belief that Ukraine has sharp regional differences, that the country is split in two along the lines of language...

Rory Finnin on Literature in the Ukrainian-Crimean Tatar Encounter

News

On Monday, April 4, at 4:15 pm, Dr. Rory Finnin gave the Bohdan and Neonila Krawciw Memorial Lecture at 1730 Cambridge Street, room S-020. Entitled ‘A Bridge Between Us’: Literature in the Ukrainian-Crimean Tatar Encounter, his talk addressed the role of...

Democracy Assistance from Poland: Paulina Pospieszna Presents Her New Book

News

On April 11 at 4:15, HURI welcomes Paulina Pospieszna to present her new book, Democracy Assistance from the Third Wave: Polish Engagement in Belarus and Ukraine (The University of Pittsburgh Press). Pospieszna is an assistant professor at the Adam...

Families of Power in 18th Century Ukraine: John LeDonne on Hetmanate Genealogy

News

On Monday, April 25 at 4:15, HURI’s Seminar in Ukrainian Studies features historian John LeDonne. In the words of the editors at Kritika, “[f]ew have done more to explore the deep structures and broad tendencies that shaped Russia’s imperial period...

What Germans Knew and How It Affected Them: Paolo Fonzi on the Great Famine

News

On Monday, March 28, HURI’s Seminar in Ukrainian Studies features Paolo Fonzi, Shklar/USF Fellow, and his research on how Germans perceived the Great Famine in Ukraine. The presentation is of particular interest to scholars of Ukraine and Germany, but it...