Presentation of the journal at the same conference. Folklorica Kozaks in Folk and Contemporary Narratives,” International Ballad “Ukrainian Conference, Belarus, 2009. Ballads in : Adjusting to New Life in a New Land,” XIV International “Ukrainian Congress of Slavists, , September, 2008 (one of nine Canadian representatives) Ballads in : Adapting to a New Life in a New Land,” International “Ukrainian Association of Slavists, Odessa, Ukraine, July, 2007. TEACHING: Courses taught at the University of Alberta MLCS 204 Forms of Folklore – MLCS 205 The of Folklore – MLCS 299 Folklore and Animation – MLCS 299 Folklore and Film – MLCS 399 Cartoons, Politics, Folklore (KIAS seminar for undergraduates) – MLCS 399 Folklore and the Internet – MLCS 405 Studies in Contemporary Folklore – MLCS 499 Folklore and the Media – MLCS 499 Documenting Communities – MLCS 599 Independent Study in Folklore and the Media – MLCS 631 (formerly UKR 631) Folklore Theory – MLCS 632 (formerly UKR 632) Folklore Research Methods – MLCS 699 in Contemporary Folklore Theory – SLAV 299 Slavic Folklore and Mythology – SLAV 697 Readings in Soviet and Post-Soviet Folklore – UKR 422/522 Ukrainian Folk Song – UKR 423/523 Ukrainian Folk – UKR 424/524 Ukrainian Belief, first taught experimentally as UKR 499/697 – UKR 425/525 Ukrainian Rites of Passage – UKR 426/526 Ukrainian Calendar Customs – UKR 428/528 Ukrainian Folk Art and Performance – CSL 480 Independent Study in Community Service Learning – A list of courses taught at the available upon request Doctoral dissertations University of Alberta – Mariya Lesiv (co-supervisor), PhD awarded 2011 Svitlana Kukharenko, PhD awarded 2010, MA awarded 2006 Huseyin Oylupinar, PhD awarded 2014 Currently supervising Liljana Gulcev, PhD candidate, Media Studies Masters theses - University of Alberta Victoria Shevchenko, MA awarded 2012. Maryna Chernyavska, MA awarded 2012 Myroslava Uniat, MA awarded 2013 Doctoral dissertation committees, University of Alberta Sogu Hong Monica Jensen Roman Shiyan
Presentation of the journal Folklorica at the same conference. “Ukrainian Kozaks in Folk and Contemporary Narratives,” International Ballad Conference, Belarus, 2009. “Ukrainian Ballads in : Adjusting to New Life in a New Land,” XIV International Congress of Slavists, , September, 2008 (one of nine Canadian representatives) “Ukrainian Ballads in : Adapting to a New Life in a New Land,” International Association of Slavists, Odessa, Ukraine, July, 2007. TEACHING: Courses taught at the University of Alberta MLCS 204 – Forms of Folklore MLCS 205 – The of Folklore MLCS 299 – Folklore and Animation MLCS 299 – Folklore and Film MLCS 399 – Cartoons, Politics, Folklore (KIAS seminar for undergraduates) MLCS 399 – Folklore and the Internet MLCS 405 – Studies in Contemporary Folklore MLCS 499 – Folklore and the Media MLCS 499 – Documenting Communities MLCS 599 – Independent Study in Folklore and the Media MLCS 631 (formerly UKR 631) – Folklore Theory MLCS 632 (formerly UKR 632) – Folklore Research Methods MLCS 699 – in Contemporary Folklore Theory SLAV 299 – Slavic Folklore and Mythology SLAV 697 – Readings in Soviet and Post-Soviet Folklore UKR 422/522 – Ukrainian Folk Song UKR 423/523 – Ukrainian Folk UKR 424/524 – Ukrainian Belief, first taught experimentally as UKR 499/697 UKR 425/525 – Ukrainian Rites of Passage UKR 426/526 – Ukrainian Calendar Customs UKR 428/528 – Ukrainian Folk Art and Performance CSL 480 – Independent Study in Community Service Learning A list of courses taught at the available upon request Doctoral dissertations – University of Alberta Mariya Lesiv (co-supervisor), PhD awarded 2011 Svitlana Kukharenko, PhD awarded 2010, MA awarded 2006 Huseyin Oylupinar, PhD awarded 2014 Currently supervising Liljana Gulcev, PhD candidate, Media Studies Masters theses - University of Alberta Victoria Shevchenko, MA awarded 2012. Maryna Chernyavska, MA awarded 2012 Myroslava Uniat, MA awarded 2013 Doctoral dissertation committees, University of Alberta Sogu Hong Monica Jensen Roman Shiyan