Ph. D., Princeton University (Slavic Languages & Literatures) Princeton, NJ: 2008.

M. A., Princeton University (Slavic Languages & Literatures) Princeton, NJ: 2002.

B. A., University of Florida, summa cum laude (English / Russian, double major) Gainesville, FL: 1999.

«Ирония отсутствия в фильме Александра Сокурова „Русский ковчег”», in Труды международной научной конференции «Культура русского зарубежья 1990 – 2010», ed. Andrei Khlobystin, et al (2013), 226 – 35.

“Tolstoy against the Canon—Intersections of the Ethical, Economic, Theological and Aesthetic in What Is Art?,” in Winning Revolutions—The Psychosocial Dynamics of Revolts for Freedom, Fairness and Rights, ed. J. Harold Ellens. 3 vols. (Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger, 2013), III: 31 – 44.

“The Irony of Absence in Alexander Sokurov’s Russian Ark,” in Australian Slavonic and East European Studies 26.1-2 (2012): 57 – 75.

Poltava, blank-verse rendition of Alexander Pushkin’s narrative poem.  (Complete).  In Pushkin Review 11 (2008): 129 – 71.

“Tragedy and Ethical Evaluation in Pushkin’s Poltava,” in Pushkin Review 11 (2008): 33 – 59.

Angelo, blank-verse rendition of Alexander Pushkin’s narrative poem (with a foreword “On Translating Pushkin’s Angelo”).  In Pushkin Review 6 – 7 (2003 – 2004): 119 – 41.