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At work in Russia's Golden Ring since 1992!

Serendipity-Russia was established in 1991 by Dr. Ron Pope as part of an effort to contribute to Russia's transition from communism to a stable and prosperous pluralist society. Building a model American house was the first major step. The American Home, as It has come to be known, was dedicated on July 4, 1992. It serves as Serendipity-Russia's in-country headquarters for its highly regarded English and Intensive Russian programs--and for a variety of other projects. From the beginning, the American Home staff has focused on trying to make a positive difference in the Vladimir area.


Click here to visit our YouTube channel and check out our introductory videos

To learn more about the city of Vladimir,
click here to read A History of the Vladimir Region for Visitors
click here to watch a video of a walking tour of Vladimir
or click here to visit the City of Vladimir website.

Click here to read a brief summary of AH activities.
Click here for information on our 2012 Alternative Spring Break programs in Vladimir and Murom

If you wish additional information beyond what is provided by this website,
please do not hesitate to contact us.

Our staff teaches English to 400+ Russians per term!
Click here to learn how to join our teaching staff.


2011-2012 Teachers
L-R:  Darcy Higgins, Ohio University; Jared Nourse, Williams College; Carrie Ann Morgan, Ohio State University;  John McGraw, University of Florida; Lena Belova, Teacher Supervisor; Alexander Marietta, Ohio University; Olya Solovkina, Teacher Supervisor; Pippa Hoover, Grinnell College; Christina Bartol, American University; Trevor Davis, Ohio University


Study Intensive Russian at the American Home!
We offer customized programs with flexible dates - Click here to learn more.


"Perhaps this is Serendipity's greatest gift - facilitating the process by which Americans can peer into another culture, however briefly, and come away with an alternately chilly and snug sense that people everywhere are similar, but also very different - and in ways that can be utterly pleasing and new."

~Professor Helen Campbell
Department of Business & Management/Department of Criminology, University of Maryland University College-Europe
(Professor Campbell has completed two intensive Russian programs with Serendipity-Russia.)


Travel throughout Russia on one of our unique tours!
Click here to learn more.


Left: Cathedral in Suzdal
Center: Sergiev-Posad Trinity Monastery
Right: St. Basil's Cathedral, Moscow


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