Polish Studies at the University of Northern Iowa

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Language Instruction

41s:121-2 First-Year Polish I , II

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Basic language skills--listening, reading, speaking, writing; fundamentals of grammar; emphasis on student participation; first of a two-semester sequence. The course is offered as part of a Distance Learning Consortium with Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa
COURSE INSTRUCTOR: Boruta-Sadkowski

Faculty

Boruta-Sadkowski, Alicja, Instructor, Department of Modern Languages. University of Northern Iowa @

M.A., Warsaw University
Ph.D., University of Michigan
Phone: (319) 273-6951 / Fax: . . . / E-Mail: boruta@uni.edu; alicja.boruta-sadkowski@uni.edu
MAJOR INTERESTS: . . .

Sadkowski, Konrad, Associate Professor of History, University of Northern Iowa @

Ph.D., University of Michigan
Phone: 273-2765 / Fax: . . . / E-Mail: Konrad.Sadkowski@uni.edu
MAJOR INTERESTS: Role of the Catholic Church in shaping national identity in Poland between 1863 and 1939 and the intersection between religion and politics, especially nationalism, in Eastern Europe and Europe as a whole.
POLAND RELATED SCHOLARSHIP:
BOOKS

• Catholic power and Catholicism as a component of modern Polish national identity, 1863-1918 Seattle : Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington, 2001

ARTICLES

• "From Ethnic Borderland to Catholic Fatherland: The Church, Christian Orthodox and State Administration in the Che^m Region, 1918-1939" Slavic Review Volume 57: #4, 813-8, 1998