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October 2017 NewsNet now available

The October issue highlights the special events during #ASEEES17 and names the 2017 ASEEES Prize winners. Additionally, it contains articles: "Article Written: 1917 for 2017," by Kristin Romberg (UIUC); "The Russian Revolution from Behind Bars," by Andy Bruno (NIU) and Mark D. Steinberg (UIUC); "A Journey of a Thousand Years," by Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett (POLIN); three member spotlights of ASEEES doctoral dissertation research grant recipients; 2016-2017 Contributors to ASEEES; and the 2018 ASEEES Convention Theme.

ASEEES Job: Membership Coordinator

ASEEES seeks a qualified candidate to fill the role of its Member Coordinator

2017 Board Election Results

ASEEES announces the results of the 2017 elections for the Board of Directors positions.

ASEEES Announces Program Exploring Career Diversity

Exploring Career Diversity is a service that matches professionals employed beyond the professoriate with PhD students and recent PhDs who are interested in broadening their career horizons.

On Visa Processing Suspension by US Mission to Russia

ASEEES plans to write to the US Ambassador to Russia with a list of convention participants who are impacted by the visa suspension. 

Christine D. Worobec to Receive ASEEES Distinguished Contributions Award at Annual Convention

Christine Worobec has been selected as the recipient of the 2017 ASEEES Distinguished Contributions to Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies Award. The Distinguished Contributions Award is ASEEES’ highest honor, recognizing individuals with an exemplary record of sustained achievement in the field through scholarship, training, and service to the profession.

August 2017 NewsNet is now available

This issue focuses on professional development, particularly non-academic careers.

Special Online Issue of Slavic Review Available with Free Access

A Special Online Issue of Slavic Review, featuring two Critical Forums, “Global Populisms” and “Russian Influence in 2016 U.S. Presidential Election,”  is now available with free access until October 1.

Summer Issue of Slavic Review Now Available

The Summer 2017 issue of Slavic Review, including a Critical Forum on the East European Response to the 2015 Migration Crisis, is now available.

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