Students Then & Now
Mariya Makovetska
UCU graduate Mariya Makovetska (’05) is now team manager of the Advocacy, Communication and Social Mobilization Department of the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation for the Development of Ukraine in Kyiv.
moreRoman Zaviyskyy
A 1999 graduate, Zaviyskyy now teaches at UCU and in July 2011 became the first Ukrainian citizen to defend a doctorate in theology at Oxford University.
moreEgor Reznichenko
Egor Reznichenko, a student at the St. Petersburg Orthodox Theological Academy, took part in UCU’s 2011 Philosophy Summer School.
moreFather Stepan Sus
Father Stepan Sus is the director of the Center for Military Chaplaincy of the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Lviv, Ukraine. He has also helped establish chaplaincy programs for children living in orphanages and other state-run institutions.
moreOlha Bosak
“Development of intellectual capacity, exploring your hidden talents, building personality with a strong moral values system. That is what an UCU education is all about. Women may benefit the most from it; not …
moreVasil Stefaniv
“Small universities are better because the students get more attention. Now as a teacher, I understand that this is also a benefit for the teacher.”
moreSr. Romana Musenko
Overseeing the repair of a large building, taking care of orphan children, and maintaining a monastic prayer life is not always easy (!). However, Sr. Romana, a nun of the Order of St. Joseph, does her best.
moreOleksandra Vakula
“UCU provided the basics, the fundamentals for graduate studies. In particular it gave us the tools, like languages, Latin, Greek, English. We were very well-prepared when we came to Rome…”
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