丹·E. 戴维森

丹·E. 戴维森 收到了. M. 和Ph值.D. degrees in Slavic Languages and Literatures from Harvard University, 也曾在波恩学习, Moscow State University and the Harvard Institute for Social Enterprise. 他是作家, co-author or editor of twenty-four textbooks and collections and 50 scholarly articles in the fields of language, 文化, 教育发展, including a landmark 20-year longitudinal investigation of adult second language acquisition in the overseas immersion context.  His most recent study, “What Makes 出国留学 Transformative?  Comparing Linguistic and Cultural 联系s and Learning Outcomes in Virtual vs In-Person Contexts,出现在加州大学伯克利分校 L2日报》 第15卷第2期(2023年). http://doi.org/10.5070/L215260148

Dr. 戴维森 is now emeritus professor of 俄罗斯 and Second Language Acquisition on the Myra T. 地中海讲师的职位 in 俄罗斯 Studies at Bryn Mawr, where he served as Department Chair (1978-1987), 定向或共定向37 Ph.D. 论文和类似数量的硕士学位.A. theses in the field of 俄罗斯 and second-language acquisition, taught undergraduate courses on language policy and identity in Russophone Eurasia, 俄语的社会动态, 学科中的俄语, and served as course director and master class instructor of 俄罗斯 001-002 from 1976 to 2017. Dr. 戴维森 has taught previously or served as a visiting faculty member at Harvard University, 阿默斯特学院, 哥伦比亚大学, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Maryland/College Park. 

Dr. 戴维森 is founding president of the 美国议会 for International 教育: ACTR/ACCELS, and current Director of the 美国议会 研究 Center in Washington, D.C..  美国议会, a long-standing institutional partner of Bryn Mawr has developed into one of the premier federally funded academic exchange and international development organizations, focusing its expertise on the design and implementation of advanced level language and area studies, 专业发展, education reform and research support    with the US and 90 countries of the world. 它的协会部门, the American Council of Teachers of 俄罗斯 (ACTR), is dedicated to strengthening the study and teaching of 俄罗斯 language and literature throughout the United States.

1992年至1995年，博士. 戴维森 was co-chair of the Transformation of the Humanities and Social Sciences initiative sponsored by philanthropist George Soros. The program produced over four hundred experimental textbooks for schools and colleges in Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia for use in schools and universities in the years immediately following the collapse of the Soviet Union.  在过去的25年里，Dr. 戴维森 has also contributed to the design and implementation of a range of US and foreign government education reform and international exchange programs primarily in the post-Soviet area.   

Dr. 戴维森 served as a member and former chair of the World Language Academic Advisory Committee of the College Board and was elected president of the Joint National Committee for Languages (JNCL), chair of the Alliance for International 教育 and Cultural Exchange, vice-chair of the Board of Governors of the European Humanities University (Vilnius), vice president of the International Association of Teachers of 俄罗斯 Language and Literature (MAPRIAL), chair of the Board of the Center for 教育al Testing and Methodology (Kyrgyzstan), the first independent educational testing center in Central Asia and a member of the Commission on Language Learning in America, American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2015-2017).

戴维森 is an elected foreign member of the 俄罗斯 and the Ukrainian Academies of 教育 and recipient of an honorary professorship from Kyrgyz National University (Bishkek) and of honorary doctoral degrees from Al-Farabi Kazakh National University (2022), the Abai State Pedagogical University (1998), the 俄罗斯 Academy of Sciences (Division of Language and Literature), and the State University of World Languages (Uzbekistan). He has received awards for distinguished service to the profession from the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages (AATSEEL) in 1995 and the Association of Departments of Foreign Languages of the Modern Language Association (ADFL/MLA) in 1997, the American Council of Teachers of 俄罗斯 (2015), 语言旗舰(2017), and the Joint National Committee of Languages (2023).   He is holder of the “Order of Friendship,” conveyed in 1990 by Order of President Mikhail Gorbachev and the Kyrgyz Medal of Distinction (“Dank”) in 2005, both the highest recognition accorded to a foreign citizen in those two nations.   

2023年3月