Ania Switzer, a lecturer in the Department of Central, Eastern and Northern European Studies, will be discussing approaches to teaching regional studies at the online Prairie Workshop on May 11, 2023.
On June 5, faculty, students, and alumni from the Department of Central, Eastern & Northern European Studies (CENES) will be answering your questions live on Reddit at r/UBC
On Monday, July 17th, we are very fortunate to host a special event with Rüdiger von Fritsch who will share his unique insight into Russia’s current war on Ukraine, from the occupation of Crimea in 2014 to the beginning of the full-scale invasion in 2022 and recent developments.
On September 5th, join the Department of Central, Eastern and Northern European Studies for our welcome back event, The UBC CENES Fair: Into the CENEverse! From 2:00pm – 4:00pm on the 9th floor of Buchanan Tower, students can drop in to experience CENES programs through fun activities including a photo booth, tarot card readings, 6 […]
Afternoon tea is an enduring Slavic custom, and taking time for a cup of tea with family, friends and co-workers is a widely popular social event. It helps with relaxation, building relationships, and it has positive feedback on wellbeing.
Afternoon tea is an enduring Slavic custom, and taking time for a cup of tea with family, friends and co-workers is a widely popular social event. It helps with relaxation, building relationships, and it has positive feedback on wellbeing.
Afternoon tea is an enduring Slavic custom, and taking time for a cup of tea with family, friends and co-workers is a widely popular social event. It helps with relaxation, building relationships, and it has positive feedback on wellbeing.