English language publications

Below you can find a list of publications that were published in English.

Executive graduates of the Kyiv Mohyla Business School (KMBS) successfully completed a two-week multi-cultural and foreign exchange American practicum at a final symposium conducted on the Northwestern University campuses at the Kellogg School of Management in Evanston and Chicago, between July 23 and August 8, 2004

The Board of Directors of the Kyiv Mohyla Foundation is pleased to announce that Dr. Anders Åslund and Dr. Daniel Hryhorchuk have been elected to serve as directors. Both Dr. Åslund and Dr. Hryhorchuk have extensive knowledge and experience in Ukraine and the international academic environment.

The National University of Kyiv Mohyla Academy (NaUKMA) is known as an innovator of academic programs and methods. The university established the NaUKMA School of Public Health in 2002

On August 31, 2004, Susan Scrimshaw PhD, Dean of the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) School of Health, and Daniel Hryhorczuk, MD, MPH, Professor and Director of the Great Lakes Centers at UIC SPH, participated in the inauguration of Ukraine’s first Masters Program in Public Health at the National University of Kyiv Mohyla Academy (NaUKMA)

A new life insurance program was announced at a ceremony attended by UNA president Stefan Kacharaj, Kyiv Mohyla Academy president Dr. Viacheslav Briukhovetsky and Kyiv Mohyla Foundation president Ihor Wyslotsky

On behalf of the Ukrainian National Association and the Kyiv Mohyla Foundation of America, it is a pleasure to inform you about a new charitable life insurance gift program.

by Taisiya Shapovalenko

Ihor Wyslotsky is the President of the Kyiv Mohyla Foundation of America which is based in the United States of America . There are several similar non-government organizations in the countries with large Ukrainian communities (according to reliable estimates, there are about 50 million people of Ukrainian descent dispersed all around the world, not counting Ukrainians living in Ukraine), and all of them make their worthy contribution to the preservation and development of Ukrainian culture, thus contributing to making Ukraine, its culture and its economic and tourist potential, better known world over. Mr. Wyslotsky has been interviewed for WU by Taisiya SHAPOVALENKO, PR officer of Kyiv Mohyla Academy.

On October 16 of far away 1615 year well known Kyiv noblewoman Galshka Gulevichivna had gifted her land lot and property in Podol district of Kyiv city "to trustful and pious Christians of Ukrainian nation" for needs of teaching monastery, hospital, and first of all — for school for children, «irrespective of their status and birth». That was a start point of Kyivo-Mohylyanska Academy. In the same day well known Ukrainian enlighteners Ivan Boretsky, elected as first rector of the school, and Father-Superior of Pechersk monastery, old fellow-brother Isaya Copynsky solemnly entered the children into new-created Bratska School (Brotherhood School)

William Gleason, Woodrow Wilson Center

As Viktor Yushchenko, the former Prime Minister of Ukraine put it: “The Academy is one of those rare and impressive success stories of Ukraine today.”

Marta Farion, attorney and chairman of the Chicago-Kyiv Sister Cities Committee, attended the international conference held in Kyiv on February 20-21 titled - Ukraine in Europe and the World Mrs. Farion prepared the following report.

After more than a decade of Ukrainian independence, and in the shadow of Ukraine's upcoming presidential election, 17 European experts in politics, economics and social issues and three Americans (former Secretary of State Madeline Albright, former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William Miller and current U.S. Ambassador John Herbst)

by Anders Aslund, Donetsk , Ukraine

ON THE FIFTEENTH DAY of Ukraine 's orange revolution, I arrived in Kiev . My car got stuck in a traffic jam caused by a demonstration at the parliament. I abandoned the car and joined the rally. The demonstrators' determination was stunning. The sea of people was perfectly orderly and calm.

By Marta Farion, Chicago Kyiv Sister Cities Committee

The first class of executive graduates of a multi-cultural and foreign exchange program involving Kyiv Mohyla Business School (KMBS) and Northwestern University's Center for Technology and Innovation Management (CTIM) successfully completed a two-week American practicum at a final symposium conducted on the Northwestern University campuses in Evanston and Chicago, between July 23 and August 8, 2004

Following the example of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy's students, peaceful demonstrations grew into a struggle for freedom and democracy in Ukraine.

Marysya HOROBETS. a free-lance journalist, has recently interviewed the NUKMA President Vyacheslav Bryukhovetsky. PH.D. especially for Welcome to Ukraine Magazine.

Mr Bryukhovetsky, you teach a business course How to Organize the Process of Making a Great Dream Come True? You've written it and you deliver it. Has file dream of reviving the NUKMA fully come true?

International Republican Institute, Washington, March 10th 2005

Distinguished Senator, Ladies and gentlemen, Frequently visiting Washington in recent years I had many possibilities to exchange views with American politicians.

George Washington University, March 10th 2005

Mr. Chairman! Ladies and gentlemen! It is my great honor to be the first Ukrainian official to visit the United States after the election of the new President Viktor Yushchenko and appointment of the new Government.

by Peter Bean

A Spotlight on Wilson Center Scholar William Miller As spectacular as the images of the hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian protestors were to see on television, hearing William Green Miller describe his six weeks in Ukraine and how the events surrounding the disputed presidential elections unfolded felt like being right there among the Maydan Parliament

Ihor Wyslotsky - President of the Kyiv Mohyla Foundation of America

Let the year 2005 bring peace and prosperity to you and your loved ones, Let our optimism for the future of Ukraine grow with our young generations, Let the power for change and wisdom of the Ukrainian nation brighten the world,

Ihor Wyslotsky - President of the Kyiv Mohyla Foundation of America

Let the year 2005 bring peace and prosperity to you and your loved ones, Let our optimism for the future of Ukraine grow with our young generations, Let the power for change and wisdom of the Ukrainian nation brighten the world,

A new life insurance program was announced at a ceremony attended by UNA president Stefan Kacharaj, Kyiv Mohyla Academy president Dr. Viacheslav Briukhovetsky and Kyiv Mohyla Foundation president Ihor Wyslotsky. At a gathering of the Kyiv Mohyla Academy’s major supporters and community leaders, which took place at the Ukrainian Institute of America on November 5, the executives of the three organizations inaugurated a program that provides the opportunity to purchase a life insurance policy, name the Kyiv Mohyla Foundation as the beneficiary for the benefit of the Kyiv Mohyla Academy, and deduct the full amount of premium payment from income taxes. This legacy for Ukraine’s oldest university is an investment in Ukraine that will pay significant dividends, through educational programs at Ukraine’s top university.