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SLAVIC 300B

Research Tools and Professionalization Workshop

UNITS:1
GRADING:Satisfactory/No Credit
LEVEL:Graduate
GER:—

This course introduces graduate students in Slavic Studies to library, archival, and web resources for research, grant opportunities, publication strategies, and professional timelines. Open to PhD students in the Slavic Department and other departments and to MA students in CREEES. NOTE: Those wishing to enroll, please contact Prof. Safran to obtain the course's meeting time and location.

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SLAVIC 300B: Research Tools and Professionalization Workshop

1 units · Satisfactory/No Credit

This course introduces graduate students in Slavic Studies to library, archival, and web resources for research, grant opportunities, publication strategies, and professional timelines. Open to PhD students in the Slavic Department and other departments and to MA students in CREEES. NOTE: Those wishing to enroll, please contact Prof. Safran to obtain the course's meeting time and location.

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