Elena Doludenko Carmichael

Lecturer, Russian

Elena Doludenko Carmichael got her Ph.D. in Slavic Linguistics with a minor in Second Language Studies from Indiana University. She joined MLLL as a lecturer of Russian in 2021. Before joining OU, Dr. Doludenko Carmichael worked at the School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at the University of Missouri. In summers, Dr. Doludenko Carmichael teaches Beginning Russian at the Critical Languages Institute at Arizona State University.

Dr. Doludenko Carmichael’s research interests include second language pedagogy, written corrective feedback in L2 Russian, teaching with technology, and teaching Russian phonetics. She is interested in developing materials for reading, listening, and practicing Russian grammar.

Dr. Doludenko Carmichael teaches Russian language classes at OU.

Selected Publications

Elena Doludenko. (2021). Developing Russian Oral Skills in the Online Environment. Russian Language Journal, Vol. 71: Iss. 2.
Elena Doludenko. (2017). Error Correction in Writing: Russian Language Learners’ Views. Russian Language Abroad. Russian Studies in the United States of America, Moscow: 46-49. [in Russian]
Elena Doludenko. (2016). Agreement with International Corporate Names in Russian. IULC Working papers: 16. Indiana University.
Elena Doludenko (2015). One Class, Twelve Students, Five Stations. Quick Hits - Teaching Tips for Adjunct Faculty and Lecturers. Indiana University Press.
Elena Doludenko (2012). Morphological Analysis of the Lexicon Used in the Russian Social Network “Vkontakte.” Studies in the Linguistic Sciences: Illinois Working Papers: 17-31.

Education

Ph.D. in Slavic Linguistics with a minor in Second Language Studies. Indiana University. 2018
M.A. in Slavic Linguistics. Indiana University. 2012
M.A. in English (with the concentration on Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). Northern Illinois University. 2011
B.A. in Linguistics and Teaching English and Arabic Languages and Cultures. Adyghe State University (Russia). 2008