Anna Kuchta

Anna Kuchta, M.A., is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Languages Literatures and Cultures at Seton Hall University. She specializes in Russian language and culture, actively organizing cultural events and academic initiatives. Her role involves teaching and promoting Slavic studies through film screenings, workshops, and academic competitions.

• Education: MA in Russian Studies (not explicitly stated, inferred from title).

Her research interests focus on cultural diplomacy, Slavic arts, and historical narratives of Eastern Europe. She regularly collaborates with the Slavic Club to host events like movie nights, lectures on Russian history, and workshops on traditions such as Maslenitsa (Russian Mardi Gras).

Though no specific articles are listed, her contributions are reflected in her curatorial work for cultural events and academic olympiads. She has not been mentioned in connection with any scientific awards or grants.

Anna is involved in organizing the Slavic Club’s activities, including educational workshops and cultural performances, fostering engagement with Slavic heritage at the university.