Ukrainian Studies Seminar Series

The School of Languages and Cultures is pleased to announce the inaugural talk of our Ukrainian Studies seminar, organised in collaboration with visiting staff from Ivan Franko National University of Lviv.

When and where	Format	Topic	Lecturer
Mon. 19/6, 4.00-5.30pm Jessop West, room G.03 https://meet.google.com/geq-xjhk-xtg	Speaker in-person; hybrid	Proudly made in Ukraine: Wine history	Bogdan Pavliukh sommelier from Ukraine, certified by ASI Gold Diploma
Thurs. 15/6, 4.00-5.30pm Jessop West, room G.03 https://meet.google.com/xni-drjs-phn	Speaker in-person; hybrid	Firm on Keeping it Vague – Linguistic Variation in Modern Standard Ukrainian	Jan Fellerer Associate Professor of Non-Russian Slavonic Languages, University of Oxford
Tues. 6/6, 4.00-5.30pm Jessop Building (Music Building), room 116 https://meet.google.com/qkk-pkvj-dsd	Speaker in-person; hybrid	Landscapes of identity and language practices in Ukraine 2013-2023	Viktoriya Sereda
Mon. 22/5, 4.00-5.30pm Jessop West, room G.03 https://meet.google.com/aif-mwqa-jik	Speaker in person; hybrid	Contemporary Ukrainian Literature: Roots and Roads	Olena Haleta Professor, Doctor of Philological Sciences
Mon. 24/4, 4.00-5.30pm Jessop Building 116	Speaker in person; hybrid	Crime and punishment under the Criminal Code of Ukraine	Olha Denkovych Assoc. prof., PhD
Tues. 28/3, 4.00-5.30pm Portobello B57c	Hybrid	The Ukrainian Avant-Garde: Dispel of The Myth	Iya Stepanyuk journalist, founder and publisher [esthète] Gazette
Tues. 21/3, 4.00-5.30pm Hicks Lecture theater C	In person	10 Curious Facts About Ukraine	Olha Denkovych Assoc. prof., PhD

About the seminar series:

This series of talks is open to all University of Sheffield staff and the wider community. The goal is to raise awareness and promote understanding of the distinctive nature of Ukrainian history, society and culture, and the way they have been shaped by the historical and social context in and around Ukraine. Speakers will cover a range of areas, including history, politics, law, and culture. The first talk in the series is conceived as an in-person event; subsequent events will include a mixture of in-person talks and hybrid/remote delivery with local moderation. Refreshments will be provided.

For further information about the series, please contact Dr Olha Denkovych on o.denkovych@sheffield.ac.uk

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