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Nonresidential Scholars Program for Ukraine January Research Presentations with Dr. Yevhen Zakharchenko (Karazin Kharkiv National U.)
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The Nonresidential Scholars Program for Ukraine, led by Indiana University and supported by the BTAA and partner universities, is pleased to announce the first research workshops for the 2025 program, featuring the scholarship of the new cohort of fellows. The first research workshops will take place on Tuesday, January 21, and on Thursday, January 23. Each workshop will last one hour, including a 30 minute presentation and 30 minutes Q&A. During the January 21 session CSEEES' BTAA scholar Dr. Yevhen Zakharchenko (Karazin Kharkiv National U.) will be discussing his project entitled "'Kharkiv is the first capital' vs. 'Kharkiv is reinforced concrete': Memory and identities in Kharkiv before and after the Russian invasion.” Presentation SchedulesTuesday, January 2110:00 AM EST: "War as a reason to explore familymemory: Literary stories aboutUkrainian identity trauma" by Dr. Oksana Pukhonska (The National U. of Ostroh Academy)11:00 AM EST: "'Kharkiv is the first capital' vs. 'Kharkiv is reinforced concrete': Memory and identities in Kharkiv before and after the Russian invasion.” by Dr. Yevhen Zakharchenko (Karazin Kharkiv National U.) Thursday, January 2310:00 AM EST: “Restoration of Ukraine's Ecological Balance in the Context of Post-War Natural Landscape Reclamation” by Dr. Serhiy Shevchenko (Lviv Polytechnic National U.)11:00 AM EST: “Russian Narratives of the War in Ukraine 2024" by Dr.Olga Brusylovska (I.I. Mechnikov National U.)
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Nonresidential Scholars Program for Ukraine January Research Presentations with Dr. Yevhen Zakharchenko (Karazin Kharkiv National U.)
Watch on Zoom The Nonresidential Scholars Program for Ukraine, led by Indiana University and supported by the BTAA and partner universities, is pleased to announce the first research workshops for the 2025 program, featuring the scholarship of the new cohort of fellows. The first research workshops will take place on Tuesday, January 21, and on Thursday, January 23. Each workshop will last one hour, including a 30 minute presentation and 30 minutes Q&A. During the January 21 session CSEEES' BTAA scholar Dr. Yevhen Zakharchenko (Karazin Kharkiv National U.) will be discussing his project entitled "'Kharkiv is the first capital' vs. 'Kharkiv is reinforced concrete': Memory and identities in Kharkiv before and after the Russian invasion.” Presentation SchedulesTuesday, January 2110:00 AM EST: "War as a reason to explore familymemory: Literary stories aboutUkrainian identity trauma" by Dr. Oksana Pukhonska (The National U. of Ostroh Academy)11:00 AM EST: "'Kharkiv is the first capital' vs. 'Kharkiv is reinforced concrete': Memory and identities in Kharkiv before and after the Russian invasion.” by Dr. Yevhen Zakharchenko (Karazin Kharkiv National U.) Thursday, January 2310:00 AM EST: “Restoration of Ukraine's Ecological Balance in the Context of Post-War Natural Landscape Reclamation” by Dr. Serhiy Shevchenko (Lviv Polytechnic National U.)11:00 AM EST: “Russian Narratives of the War in Ukraine 2024" by Dr.Olga Brusylovska (I.I. Mechnikov National U.)
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The Nonresidential Scholars Program for Ukraine, led by Indiana University and supported by the BTAA and partner universities, is pleased to announce the first research workshops for the 2025 program, featuring the scholarship of the new cohort of fellows. The first research workshops will take place on Tuesday, January 21, and on Thursday, January 23. Each workshop will last one hour, including a 30 minute presentation and 30 minutes Q&A.
During the January 21 session CSEEES' BTAA scholar Dr. Yevhen Zakharchenko (Karazin Kharkiv National U.) will be discussing his project entitled "'Kharkiv is the first capital' vs. 'Kharkiv is reinforced concrete': Memory and identities in Kharkiv before and after the Russian invasion.”
Presentation Schedules
Tuesday, January 21
- 10:00 AM EST: "War as a reason to explore familymemory: Literary stories aboutUkrainian identity trauma" by Dr. Oksana Pukhonska (The National U. of Ostroh Academy)
- 11:00 AM EST: "'Kharkiv is the first capital' vs. 'Kharkiv is reinforced concrete': Memory and identities in Kharkiv before and after the Russian invasion.” by Dr. Yevhen Zakharchenko (Karazin Kharkiv National U.)
Thursday, January 23
- 10:00 AM EST: “Restoration of Ukraine's Ecological Balance in the Context of Post-War Natural Landscape Reclamation” by Dr. Serhiy Shevchenko (Lviv Polytechnic National U.)
- 11:00 AM EST: “Russian Narratives of the War in Ukraine 2024" by Dr.Olga Brusylovska (I.I. Mechnikov National U.)
