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CREEES is a center of interdisciplinary intellectual exchange; a community of students, scholars, and practitioners; and a resource for anyone with a passion for all matters Russian, East European and Eurasian.

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CREEES Receives Title VI Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) and National Resource Center (NRC) Awards

CREEES was one of the Stanford Global Studies centers selected by The U.S. Department of Education has selected as Title VI National Resource Centers, which collaborate on programs to broaden opportunities for instruction and research on critical global issues. With Title VI funds, several centers will also be able to provide millions of dollars in funding to students for Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships, which support the study of modern foreign languages. “The grant will enable us to secure advanced level instruction of languages and new course offerings on countries and regions that dominate the current global news,” said Professor Amir Weiner, director of the Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies. 

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Recent News

Four Stanford Global Studies centers receive federal funding to support international research, education, and outreach

The Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies (CREEES) was among the Stanford Global Studies (SGS) centers selected by The U.S.

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By Allan E. Goodman, James Robin King, and Martha J. Kanter 

Bucha, Chechnya, and Russian War Crimes

Amir Weiner, CREEES Director and Associate Professor of History at Stanford, joins Jason Fields and Matthew Gault on the Angry Planet podcast to discuss the various aspects of the war in Ukraine. Listen to the podcast here.