Whether it is a political scientist from Oxford, a leader of the Russian women's movement, a poet from Moscow, or an ambassador from Kyrgyzstan, students are exposed to leading thinkers and policymakers in their field. The resources of Stetson's Career Services are available to assist them in setting specific career goals and to help them develop the skills to implement those goals. The faculty members in the Russian Studies Program also serve as career advisors and assist wherever possible in matching students with career opportunities. Some students find Russian Studies excellent preparation for jobs in the international arena. Earlier she worked as an on-air correspondent for one of Russia's most popular television programs.
Many graduates pursue careers in law, business, and government.
Millard now works as a representative for an American corporation in Kiev, Ukraine. Still others pursue graduate study in order to enter university teaching, research, or other professions. Because Russian Studies is an interdisciplinary course of study, the faculty represent a variety of departments. Trained at leading universities in this country and overseas, they are at Stetson because they place top priority on teaching undergraduates. The listing below gives you an idea of the variety of interests and knowledge that the Russian Studies faculty members bring to their program.