Professors Emeriti

• Alexander Alijanic
• Henning Andersen
• Thomas Eekman
• Peter Hodgson
• Vladimir Markov
• Rochelle Stone
• Dean S. Worth

In Memoriam

• Henrik Birnbaum
• Ken Harper

Slavic Department Faculty

	David Macfadyen Chair Post-war Russian literature, Soviet cinema and animation, popular entertainment, the "small stage" (èstrada) and song. Twentieth-century philosophy, literary theory.
	Johanna Domokos Adj. Assist. Professor. Hungarian language and culture.
	Georgiana Galateanu Lecturer. Romanian language and culture, Romanian for heritage speakers, women and literature in Eastern Europe, foreign language pedagogy.
	Micheal Heim Professor. Czech, Croatian, Serbian and Russian language and culture, translation theory and practice. Literary translator.
	Olga Kagan Senior Lecturer. Foreign language pedagogy. Coordinator of the Russian Language Program and Director of the Language Resource Program.
	Emily Klenin Professor. 19th-century Russian literature (Fet and his circle), metrics, verse theory, Russo-German cultural ties, Russian language history, Old Russian, Church Slavonic, IT for poets.
	Roman Koropeckyj Associate Professor. Polish and Ukrainian language, literature and culture, Romanticism, anthropology and literary theory.
	Susan Kresin Lecturer. Czech and Russian language pedagogy, contrastive studies of contemporary Czech and Russian, focusing on definiteness, aspect, discourse.
	Ganna Kudyma Lecturer. Russian and Ukrainian language and culture. Russian for heritage speakers, language pedagogy, Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL).
	Gail Lenhoff Professor. Medieval and 17th-century Russian literature and culture (saints’ lives, history writing, rhetoric, art), Russo-Tatar relations, political theology.
	Alexander Ospovat Professor. Late 18th- and 19th-century Russian literature and intellectual history (Pushkin, ARZAMAS, Tyutchev, Dostoevsky), cultural mythology.
	Ronald Vroon Professor. vroon@humnet.ucla.edu Professor. 20th-century Russian poetry (Symbolism, Futurism, the Peasant School); Baroque and Neoclassicism (Polotsky, Sumarokov, Derzhavin)
	Vyacheslav V. Ivanov Professor. Slavic, Baltic, and Indo-European linguistics, mythology and folklore, Russian literature and culture, languages of Los Angeles.