Graduate Students

	Matt Boyd Doctoral Student SLAV 223 (206) 543-0173 mattboyd@uw.edu	Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday 11:30-12:20 Smith Hall 017
Research: Russian literature and music

	Alphilde Dick Doctoral Student ardick@uw.edu
Research: BCS language and literature, the history and legacy of the Ottoman Empire in the Balkans, Turkish

	Lena Doubivko Ph.C. Language Learning Center doubivko@uw.edu
Research: Soviet and post-Soviet literature and film, Renata Litvinova, gender and film theory, violence and body in text

	Veronika Egorova Ph.C. Language Learning Center nikaspb@uw.edu
Research: Slavic linguistics, language pedagogy

	Jason Garneau M.A. Student sweetjay@uw.edu
Research: Russian language, language pedagogy, 20th century Russian literature

	Anatoliy Klots M.A. Student klots@uw.edu
Research: Russian literature and cultural history of the 20th century, emigre literature, East European cinema and animation

	Veronica Muskheli Doctoral Student nika@uw.edu
Research: Russian folktale, genre theory, Russian folktale influence on literary genres, especially on postmodern literature

	Timothy Ott M.A. Student RUSS 103 (206) 543-0173 ottt@uw.edu	Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1:30-2:20 Smith Hall 017
Research: Russian literature in the mountains

	Nicole Page M.A. Student ncpage@uw.edu
Research: Language pedagogy, Slavic linguistics, Balkan languages, ethnic relations of Slavic countries

	Aleksandra Petrović Ph.C. petrovic@uw.edu
Research:

	David Richardson M.A. Student RUSS 103 davidr@uw.edu	Office Hours: Tuesday, Thursday 11:30-12:20 Friday 10:30-11:20 Smith Hall 017
Research:  Russian language and literature

	Cyrus Rodgers M.A. Student cyrusr@uw.edu
Research: 20th-century Russian literature, “the Jewish question” in Soviet literature, Soviet publishing, censorship, and wartime journalism

	Tyson Sadleir Doctoral Student willis9@uw.edu
Research: Balkan and Kartvelian linguistics; Turkish language contact with Macedonian and Georgian

	Alsu Shakirova Ph.C. RUSS 323 (206) 543-4698 alsusha7@uw.edu	Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday 11:30-12:30 Smith Hall M263
Research: 20th century Russian émigré literature, Vladimir Nabokov