Russian
Ivliyeva publishes article evaluating word-formation synthesis in Russian
Dr. Irina Ivliyeva, professor of Russian in arts, languages and philosophy, published an article titled, “Principles of Lexicographic Description for Word-formation Synthesis Terminology (on the Materials of Verbs of Sound in the Russian Language.” This feature article was published in the July issue of the international scientific journal, Interactive Science.
Read More »Ivliyeva publishes article in Interactive Science
Dr. Irina Ivliyeva, professor of Russian, recently published an article titled “Development of the terminology of word-formation synthesis. Peculiarities of the terminological system (on the basis of the verbs of the sound of the Russian language).”
Read More »Professor publishes, gives talk on Russian language
Dr. Irina Ivliyeva’s paper titled “Potential Units of Verb Synthesis: Properties and Possibilities (on the Material of the Russian Verbs of Sound)” was published in Interactive Sciences in July.
Read More »
Outstanding teaching awards go to 44 faculty
Forty-four faculty members will be honored with the Outstanding Teaching Award for 2019-20 and 35 faculty members received an Outstanding Teaching Commendation. Additionally two faculty members are being honored with the Sustained Excellence in Outstanding Teaching Award. Recipients are:
Read More »
27 faculty honored for excellence in teaching, research, service
Recipients of Missouri S&T’s Faculty Excellence Award, Faculty Achievement Award and Faculty Teaching Award have been announced. Awardees are:
Read More »62 faculty participate in effective online teaching course
Sixty-two Missouri S&T faculty members have started the Effective Online Teaching Practices year-long program. It is part of a National Association of System Heads grant to the University of Missouri System titled “Scaling Instructional Excellence for Student Success.”
Read More »In the news: Big Apple, deconstruction, high voltage research, economic win of Super Bowl
ALP faculty publish on automated transportation, teaching Russian, Martinique
Papers by three faculty in arts, languages and philosophy were recently published. The faculty and their publications include:
Read More »
Working paper explores origins of Linear B characters
Posted by Kimber Crull on April 7, 2026
Dr. Gerald Cohen, professor of Russian and German, published “Reflections on Linear B (part 14) – Sign 76 (with two parallel wavy lines pronounced /ra/); possible derivation from the river traveled nightly by the sun god Ra” in Comments on Etymology in February.
Read More »