Peter Rollberg

Professor Peter Rollberg is a distinguished faculty member at George Washington University, specializing in interdisciplinary studies in Slavic Languages, Film Studies, and International Affairs. He also serves as the Director of Russian Language and Literature. Since his arrival at GWU in 1991, Professor Rollberg has played a pivotal role in shaping the academic landscape by directing the Honors Program, Film Studies Program, and the German and Slavic Department. With a profound expertise in Russian and Soviet literature and film, Professor Rollberg has contributed significantly to the field through his extensive body of work. He has authored over 100 publications, including insightful articles on renowned authors such as Pushkin and Dostoevsky. His scholarly pursuits extend beyond literature, delving into the realms of Georgian and Kazakh cinema, as well as Soviet and post-Soviet media. Professor Rollberg's research interests are diverse, encompassing the intricate dynamics of film studies and the cultural narratives within Soviet and post-Soviet contexts. His work has been instrumental in advancing the understanding of these areas, earning him recognition and accolades for his contributions to academia. In addition to his research, Professor Rollberg is celebrated for his excellence in teaching. His dedication to fostering a rich learning environment has been acknowledged through various awards, reflecting his commitment to student engagement and academic mentorship. Throughout his tenure at George Washington University, Professor Rollberg has been a driving force in promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and advancing the study of Slavic languages and literatures. His leadership and scholarly achievements continue to inspire both colleagues and students alike, making him a respected figure in his field.