- Spring 2010 courses:
- Elementary Slovak 2 - SLOVAK 0020 (4 cr.) — M & W, 6:00-7:40, 136 CL
- Intermediate Slovak 4 - SLOVAK 0040 (3 cr.) — M, 3:45-17:00, 1418a CL, & Th, 6:00-7:15, 329 CL
- Advanced Slovak 1 - SLOVAK 0400 (3 cr.) — TBA, 1432 CL
- Slovak Transatlantic Cultures - SLOVAK/ENGLIT — Tu & Th, 2:30-3:45, 306 CL
- Historical change
- W - writing intensive course
- International/Foreign Culture - regional
- Literature
- The Year Communism Crumbled - SLAV 1865 (3 cr.) —W, 2:30-5:25, 2320 CL
- International/Foreign Culture - regional
- Fall 2009 courses:
- Elementary Slovak 1 - SLOVAK 0010 (4 cr.) — M & W, 6:00-7:40, 312 CL
- Intermediate Slovak 3 - SLOVAK 0030 (3 cr.) — Tu & Th, 6:00-7:10, 329 CL
- Advanced Slovak 1 - SLOVAK 0400 (3 cr.) — M 3:00-4:30, W 3:40-4:40, 1432 CL
- Slovak, Czech, and Central European Cinema - SLOVAK 0980 (3 cr.) — Tuesdays, 2:30-5:20, 202 CL
- Historical change
- W - writing intensive course
- International/Foreign Culture - regional
- 2nd Course in Literature, the Arts, or Creative Expression
- November 1, 1–5 PM: Pitt Annual Slovak Heritage Festival, free admission, Cathedral of Learning, University of Pittsburgh (scroll down for map).
- Lectures (click here for a printable version):
- 1:15, 239 CL, Lisa Alzo: "Silent Voices: Historical Importance of Slovak Women Immigrants."
- 2:00, 242 CL, Cynthia Maleski: "The Thomas Masaryk Papers."
- 2:45, 239 CL, Judy Sheary and Mark Meshanko: "Slovak Jeopardy (Kvíz Riskuj!)." – quiz contest
- 3:30, 242 CL, Ben Sorensen: "To je ale muzika!: From Folklore to Hip-Hop in Slovakia."
- 4:15, 239 CL, Joseph Weber: "Jozef Murgaš, Radio Pioneer."
- Performances (click here for a printable version):
- 1:00 Opening, Ben Sorensen plays the fujara
- 1:10 Pitt Carpathian Ensemble
- 1:30 Singing Reviľak family of Bardejov, Slovakia
- 2:10 Jozef Ivaška, Man of a Thousand Songs — with Ben Sorensen
- 2:50 Parade of Krojs, Helene Cincebeaux - Slovak folk dresses
- 3:00 PAS (Pittsburgh Area Slovaks)
- 3:40 Slavjane folk ensemble
- 4:15 Pittsburgh Junior Slovakians and Pittsburgh Slovakians
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