WEST UKRAINIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

 Doctor of Medicine, Dr. Daniel Smith and Dr. Sean Galbraith, representing the American humanitarian organization "August Mission", arrived in Ternopil at the invitation of the rector of the classical university Andriy Krysovatyy.
“The heroic people of Ukraine are fighting the enemy. The price of this confrontation is our statehood, our integrity, our life in an independent European country. Pain pierces our hearts, because the civilian population suffers, the best sons and daughters of our Motherland die. That is why medical care from abroad is very important now. Significant efforts must be made to save the most valuable thing - people's lives, " Andriy Ihorovych said in the conversation.

Speaking to the rector of the university Andriy Krysovatyy, they noted that they could help with medicines and medical equipment.

Volunteer doctors came here to help Ukrainian specialists. They visited the Ternopil Regional Clinical Hospital: oncohematology department, neonatal intensive care unit with visiting neonatology team, neonatal pathology department, anesthesiology department with intensive care beds and operating room.
TRCH Chief doctor Hryhoriy Korytskyi spoke about the youngest patients and their problems. American doctors have expressed readiness to start working together in individual departments of the hospital and share experiences.
We truly thank Daniel Smith and Sean Galbraith for leaving families to help the children of Ukraine in such a difficult time for Ukraine.

  The Art Therapy project, initiated by the staff of the Department of Humanitarian Education and Upbringing of the Classical University of Ternopil, is designed to help families who, unfortunately, have learned too closely what war is.

 Today, in a time of war, in a time of great trials for Ukraine and every Ukrainian, in a time of deep despair, hope, or inspiration, we must be strong and do everything we can. Continuing its volunteer initiatives, West Ukrainian National University resumed the educational process and research activities.

 The Volunteer Center of West Ukrainian National University is holding first aid courses. Nataliia Vilibnitska (doctor I category) is conducting practical classes for teachers, students and staff, accessibly explaining the basic concepts of medical practice.

 Volunteers of West Ukrainian National University have cgathered 80 first aid kits, which will be sent to the defenders of Ukraine today. The Volunteer Center expresses its sincere gratitude to all those who helped financially and physically to provide the necessary medicines for those who are at the front.

 Victoria Kolyuda, a student of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at the West Ukrainian National University, is studying for a semester at the University of Łódź (Poland).

According to the student, the university teachers are trying to support Ukrainian students in this difficult time for Ukraine. Training is very meaningful and also conducted in English and Polish.
Our candidate is delighted that thanks to the international cooperation of the Classical University of Ternopil she was able to study at a foreign university.
Abroad, Ukrainian students are coming together and calling on the European community to help Ukraine overcome the enemy.
We are intelligent, we are strong!

 Meet this beautiful girl, her name is Anya, she is 9 years old. On the twenty-fourth of February, her morning, like all Ukrainians, began with the words: "wake up, the war has begun…". She came to our city from the capital of Ukraine, the beautiful, majestic Kyiv.

 Tamara Melishkevych, a student of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at the Classical University of Ternopil, shares her impressions of studying at a Polish university.
"Thanks to the faculty and my West Ukrainian National University, I had the opportunity to go to the city of Lodz (Poland) for a semester. I have been here for 3 weeks, so I managed to learn the city and visit the first lessons. I study at the Faculty of Philology, majoring in Journalism, where I have a greater inclination to record speech and a little sociology.
All lessons are in English. The classrooms and the university are very modern and beautiful, each lesson is an experience and practice. I have already managed to record several radio reports, analyzed an incredible amount of news and, of course, gain a lot of new knowledge, although this is just the beginning. I hope that after the return of interest from my studies it will be possible to apply in my native Ternopil. "

 The administration of West Ukrainian National University expresses its sincere gratitude to Ms. Justyna Krzywkowska, Professor of the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, for the systematic humanitarian assistance to vunerable citizens of Ukraine and the support of the Ukrainian people!

 The staff of the Office for Humanitarian Education and Upbringing of the classical university of Ternopil announces a drive to collect drawings and letters for the Ukrainian military.