We are proud to share with you some of the best student projects derived from the variety of courses in Russian and Slavic Studies offered at Hunter College! At the end of each term, 2-3 projects per course are nominated by the professors to our faculty jury. The authors of the selected projects then work in cooperation with their instructors and peers as they prepare them for publication. All projects are evaluated on the basis of originality, academic and/or artistic merit. They may include, but are not limited to, essays, research papers, creative writing, visual arts and performance, literary translations, etc. We are looking forward to seeing you among our authors!
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Sasha White is a senior in the CUNY BA interdisciplinary program, majoring in Law & Literature, with a concentration in Russian literature. Her home college is Hunter. Her academic interests include feminism, theology, and Marxism. In addition to Vladimir Nabokov, she studies Dostoevsky and other Russian authors, as well English and ancient Greek literature. She is currently working on her senior thesis project on the topic of women and law in Dostoevsky.
Course: "Russian Urban Novel," taught by Prof. Yasha Klots (Fall 2017) Paper: “The Bright Labyrinth of Memory”: Nabokov’s Nostalgic Realm" |