Slavic And East European Journal is the official journal of the Slavic and Eastern European Language Teachers Association in the United States. Since its establishment after World War II, it has been an important academic journal in the field of Slavic and Eastern European studies. This magazine is authored by the renowned Pushkinian J Led by Professor Thomas Shaw, it began publishing in modern form in the 1950s and has a history of several decades. The main purpose of the magazine is to provide an academic exchange platform for Slavic professions, while promoting research in Slavic and Eastern European languages, literature, culture, linguistics, and methods/education. It not only publishes original research and commentary articles, but also evaluates and recommends academic publications in these fields.

This magazine is published quarterly, aiming to timely reflect the latest developments and research results in the field of Slavic and Eastern European studies. SEEJ has a wide readership, including scholars, researchers, teachers, and students, providing valuable academic resources and information for these readers. It is not only the oldest Slavic academic journal in the United States, but also one of the important academic journals in the field of Slavic and Eastern European studies worldwide. It has made significant contributions to promoting academic exchanges and research in this field.