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Tatiana Hursky
Defense Language Institute
EDUCATION
Doctor of Arts Russian Language and Literature, Minors in Foreign Language
Education and Bulgarian, Syracuse University, May 1994. Syracuse University
Scholarship (1988-1990)
Dissertation Ukrainian Through Russian
Master of Arts Applied Linguistics/ English as a Second Language, Syracuse
University, May 1999. Syracuse University Graduate School Scholarship
(1998-1999).
Master of Arts Slavic Languages and Literature, Syracuse University, May
1986. Syracuse University Scholarship
Bachelor of Arts Russian Language and Culture; and Art (Painting), Syracuse
University, May 1985. Magna cum laude
PROFESSIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Assistant Professor, Curriculum Development, Defense Language Institute,
Monterey, CA, October 2003 - present
Assistant Professor of Russian, Defense Language Institute, Monterey,
CA, May 2001- Sept. 2003
Lecturer of English as a Foreign Language, Georgetown University East
Central European Scholarship Program, Bankia, Bulgaria, 2001 (advanced
level)
Instructor of English as a Second Language, Institute of English Language,
Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2000 (graduate students/advanced
level)
Instructor of English as a Foreign Language, Language Connect Institute,
Syracuse, New York, 1999-2000 (all levels - language and culture)
Instructor of
English as a Second Language, English Language Institute, Syracuse University,
1997-1999 (all levels - language and culture)
Lecturer in Russian Language & Literature, Baylor University, 1990
- 1996
(First through fourth year)
Instructor of Russian, Syracuse University, 1986-87, 1988-90
(First-fourth year)
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