Dickinson-in-Moscow students present their projects

On May 13, 2010 The Dickinson-in-Moscow students took part in a special conference at RSUH where they presented their independent study projects.

As in every year, students researched and wrote papers on topics of their choice. Their independent projects culminated in a 15-minute presentation in Russian. This year’s students and topics were:

Kelly Heuser – “Russo-American Relations in the Context of Russian Strategic Documents Relating to Foreign Policy from 2000 to the Present.” 
Kimberly Ferington – “Vrubel’s Demon”
Kara Elder – “Monogoroda – Hope Through the Haze?”
Philip Kiffer – “Russian Politics and its Relationship to Soccer in the Caucasus Region”
Jonathan Ontiberos – “Soviet Influence on Cuban Life and Culture”

       
      

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