Erika Haber

Associate Professor of Russian
Department of Languages, Literatures & Linguistics

Undergraduate Advisor for Russian Language, Literature, and Culture Major/Minor
Russian Club Advisor

Erika Haber teaches Russian language classes as well as courses on 19th- and 20th-century Russian literature, culture, film, journalism, fairy tales and folklore. Haber received her PhD from the University of Michigan in 1993 and has published four books: The Myth of the Non-Russian: Iskander and Aitmatov's Magical Universe (2003), Russian-English/English-Russian Dictionary & Phrasebook (2003), Mastering Russian (1994), and Russian Phrasebook and Dictionary (1991, second ed. 1994, reprinted 1998). Her research interests center on post-Stalinist literature, especially the stylistics of non-Russian authors writing in Russian. She is currently analyzing the writings of Anatolii Kim, a contemporary Korean-Russian author as well as working on a project dealing with subversive Soviet fairy tales for adults.

324 H.B. Crouse Hall/443-4200
ehaber@syr.edu

Gerald R. Greenberg

Associate Dean of the Humanities, College of Arts and Sciences
Associate Professor of Russian
Department of Languages, Literatures & Linguistics

Program Coordinator for Russian Program
Undergraduate Advisor for Russian and Central European Studies Major/Minor

Gerry Greenberg received his PhD from Cornell in Slavic Linguistics. He currently teaches intermediate Russian language classes.

323 Hall of Languages/443-1414
ggreenbe@syr.edu

Zofia Sztechmiler

Instructor of Russian and Polish
Department of Languages, Literatures & Linguistics

Coordinator for Polish Language Classes

Zofia Sztechmiler received her first Master’s Degree in Russian Philology with a concentration in Linguistics from Gdansk University and her second Master’s degree followed by a Ph.D. degree in Slavic Linguistics from Syracuse University.
Having the essential skills and experience in teaching Russian and Polish as a second language combined with the right training in psychology, pedagogy, and methodology, Professor Sztechmiler teaches beginning and advanced Russian language courses as well as beginning and intermediate Polish language courses.

324 H.B. Crouse Hall/443-4200
zoszte@netscape.net