Mykolayiv by the Mykolayiv 1999 Summer English Camp

Literature and Culture "We have no more right to consume happiness without producing it than to consume wealth without producing it." George Bernard Shaw Cinema "Photography is truth. Cinema is truth 24 times per second." Jean-Luc Godard Ecology "Think globaly, act locally." our motto

Economy "Big companies are small companies that succeeded." R.Townsend Computers Technology "I care not whether a man is good or evil; all that I care is whether he is a wise man or a fool. Go! put off holiness and put on INTELLECT." William Blake American TV shows "Movies should have a beginning, a middle and an end, but not necessarily in that order." Jean-Luc Godard

About English Summer School

Teachers

Students

Yulia Bezvershenko studies in school # 22 in Mykolayiv in the 11th form. She is 16 years old. She is fond of learning English, playing volleyball, going to visit her friends, and many other things. When she entered “ Summer School” at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy she wanted to practice in her English. She says: "I think that such schools will help people to study English and will help them to overcome psychological barriers. In this school we study ecology, economics, culture, literature, computers, and cinema. I believe those studies will help me in my future because I want to be a lawyer."

Sergey Bilous is an engineer. He works in a chemical firm. He thinks this summer school is very good. He says: "My English is rather poor and that is why it was difficult for me to understand some classes, but I enjoy it."

Suzanne Boehland currently teaches business and American studies at Kherson Technical University. Soon after graduating from the University of Wisconsin – Madison, Suzanne came to Ukraine in February 1998. She says: “The staff at Kyiv Mohila Academy are wonderful and very hospitable.” Her email is boehland@tlc.kherson.ua

Oleg Borsouk

Erica Brown

Sveta Bouneyeva is a third year student of the Economic Department in Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. She says: "I think that if you really want something, and are not afraid of difficulties on your way to it, you will reach it anyway, later or earlier. In the future I wish to work in a bank. I am visiting the Summer School because I want to know English perfectly. Here I can get rid of a complex to be afraid of talking people in English. Many useful and interesting information, communication. I like play voleyball on the seaside if I have free time and it is available. Her email is swallow@kma.mk.ua

Jason Campbell currently lives in Kyiv. He teaches applied economics and conversational English, and coaches basketball at the Kyiv Financial Lyceum. Jason’s work experience includes five years with Textron Financial and various political organizations. He last worked as a campaign manager before leaving for Ukraine. During the Kyiv-Mohila summer camp in Mykoalayiv, Jason taught about and discussed environemental issues with students. He observed, “The students are truly interested in the subjects we have covered. They have a great desire for knowledge. I am having good time working with the students and my fellow PCVs.” You can email him as jasonrcampbell@hotmail.com.

Natalia Danilina is a first-year student the of KMA-Mykolayiv philological department. She is particularly interested in languages . Unfortunately, she is leaving soon and she wants to say: "I'll miss you, guys, very much. I want to say good-bye to you. I'll remember our dear Academy always. I really enjoy American Summer Camp. I think it's thrilling to learn and have much fun at one time".

Galina Dranytsina is 15 years old. She goes to school number 11 in Mykolayiv. She has studied English for 5 years. She says: "I am very happy to be here. It is very interesting and fun. My hobby is reading. I like to read especially detective and fantasy stories. I like animals very much. I like very much cinema and computer classes. The movies that they showed to us were very interesting."

James Djunaidy is a Peace Corps volunteer currently teaching Marketing, International Business at the National Mining Academy in Dnipropetrovsk. James has had several different types of jobs ranging from working at a Cellular phone company to managing a restaurant. He is originally from Honolulu, Hawaii. He studied at the University of Colorado. About the camp, he said: “I’ve enjoyed working with the students and I have had a great time. The city of Mikolayiv is great, and I hope to visit it again sometime soon. ”

Svetlana Dyadyura is a student of the Computer Science Department. She dreams to be a Computer Graphics Designer. She likes foreign languages, especially French. Svetlana wants to connect her future with computers, languages and travelling. She likes to communicate with different people and has a lot of friends. She thinks that "it is better to do something and than regret about it than to feel regret later about not doing this!" Her email is lynx@kma.mk.ua

Judith Enders spent many years as a mental health professional and part-time English and French teacher. A native of Detroit, she came here from Seattle, Washington. Judy now enjoys her job teaching English at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. She says, “Teaching at the summer school has been fun. I have been introducing students to American literature and culture through the short story. The school was a project begun by KMA and I’m pleased with the results.”

Kate Fin'kova is a student of the Philological Department in Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. She is particularly interested in languages so she is going to connect her future profession with them. She says: "I suppose that the idea to organize this camp is really wonderful! I am happy to meet the new people here, and we are having a good time." Her email is beauty@kma.mk.ua

Irina Gashchenko is a student of the Economic Department in Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. She specializes in Finances and is particularly interested in English. Her plans for future are not known exactly yet, but she wishes to develop her abilities during her studies and to become a highly qualified specialist. She believes, "The years of studying at the university are not only for having fun but also for getting as much knowledge as possible, because these are the years of the greatest mental and physical activity. I am happy to have the opportunity of communicating with Americans to practice English, to learn some new things about Internet, and to watch interesting films." Her email is irishka@kma.mk.ua

Ann Goncharenko.

Tanya Grichana.

Eric Grimes , like some other teachers here, is a Peace Corps volunteer from business Group 14 in Ukraine. He teaches business and finance at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in Mykolayiv. In addition he works with the Academy’s American and Economics Clubs as a facilitator. He arrived in Mykolayiv at the end of April and was one of the organizers of the 1999 summer school. He taught classes on computers and the Internet with Harry Stevens. Their curriculum included the history of the computer and the internet, internet orientation, search techniques on the Internet, and an introduction to web site programming. Eric looks forward to building on the successes of this year’s camp in the 2nd Annual Mykolayiv Summer School. His email is eric@kma.mk.ua

G Kalinin

Nick Kapatzina

Irina Kashchenko is a third-year student of the Kyiv-Mohila academy at the economic department. She likes summer school because "it is a great opportunity to communicate with interesting, well-educated people, who can answer to all your questions, give you plenty of useful and interesting information on different topics. I really have had a good time during his two weeks."

Andrew Kavaler is a student of Philology Department at KMA in Mykolayiv. He has these thoughts about the camp: "It’s great that we have an opportunity to communicate with the people, whose language we are studying. Practice is the best way to perfect one’s language. The only disadvantage is that the students have to 'learn' from 9:00 till 16:20, and that is not very pleasant. In all the other cases it’s great to have this meeting organized in our Academy!" His email is brain@kma.mk.ua

Sergei Khoudyakov graduated from school N19 in Mykolayiv. Now he is studying at the Ukrainian State Technical Marine University. His specialty is International Technical Information. He studys English and German. He is a shipbuilder as well. He would like to be an entrepreneur and work with languages. He would like to travel a lot. So that's why he is going to Summer school. He says: "I like it very much. I think my English is getting better."

Olga Kiselyova is from the Ukrainian State Marine Technical University. She is a fourth year student in the machine building department; her specialty is ecology (she says "I likes it!") As for her plans for the future, she'd like to go to the USA to study English and Environmental Protection, if she can. She is a member of the tourist club and she likes mountains very much. She loves sea, fresh air, forests ... too much things. She says: "I like this summer school, because I have an opportunity to improve my spoken English. I suppose that the teachers are very interesting people and they do all that they can, but unfortunately it's very bad service here. Good luck!"

Vlad Konovalov studies in Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in the Economics Department. He wants to increase his level of English; thus he is here. Also he wants to know more about real American life. He says: "I’ve free time and study in summer school. I think, it’s very interesting to negotiate with people, which give us knowledge about another culture and compare it with our life. As for me, it’s also very useful for improvement of my speaking skills."

Olga Koryagina is a student of the Computer Department of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. She is keen in Web-design, works in PhotoShop and Fractal Design Painter. She is interested in 3D Studio MAX. She dreams about creating her own movie, based on computer graphics. Her email is kora@kma.mk.ua

Artem Korzhenevich is a first year student in the Economics Department of the KMA. He is going to specialize in the banking business and hopes he will gain profit in this area. He is also interested in improving his English and learning more about the Internet. That is why he enjoys visiting the summer school and communicating with the American specialists, especially in Economics and Computer sciences. He says: "I hope we shall meet again or at least be communicating by means of E-mail." artem@kma.mk.ua and akorzhenevich@yahoo.co.ua

Olga Kostrova is interested in studying English and German, computer systems and environmental protection. She decided to participate in summer camp because it gives her the opportunity to communicate with people and get to know more about American culture and language. Her email is kostrova@kma.mk.ua and okostrova@yahoo.com

Veronica Kotova lives in Mykolayiv. She is 16. She likes doing lots of things. And one of them is studying English. She has been studying English for 10 years. It is her hobby. She has several hobbies besides. She is fond of sports. She goes in for karate. She is fond of music also. She likes playing the piano. When there is nothing to do, she reads books. She says: "I am in Summer school for the first time. In my opinion it is very important organization. There I can practice my English and do lots of interesting things. I like the way Americans teach us. It is so different from ours! I am interested in all lectures especially in culture and literature. It is very valuable for me to know more about computers. So to make a long story short, I wish this school to take place again next year."

Helen Koulish majors in Foreign Philology, in Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. For now she is studying just English, but later she is supposed to learn two more languages -- one of them will be French (or German) and the other will be Spanish, and she is supposed to know them perfectly and to speak them fluently. As for future plans - she does not have any now. As she says, "I'm just a first-year student and I'm a bit confused, for it seems that philologists are of great importance in Ukraine, but I know for sure that I'm not going to be a teacher. As for the camp - I like it for now. It's very nice to meet such a great number of new people, to communicate with them, to have interesting lessons -- for they are interesting, especially the class of American cinema. The only bad thing is that I'm tired. After I had my last exam on the 4th and the 5th of July I had to go to this summer camp, so now I feel a bit sleepy during my lessons, but still I like being here." Her email is nell@kma.mk.ua

Songbae Lee currently lives and works in Nova Kohovka in Kherson Oblast of Ukraine. He works on economic and social development projects with the city administration. Before joining the Peace Corps, Songbae worked in corporate finance for a hotel company in Washington, DC. During the 1999 Kyiv-Mohila summer camp in Mykolayiv, Songbae taught classes about economics, business plans, and the stock market. He said, “I have been very impressed with the students’ level of English and with their participation in class – especially considering the long hours, the heat, and the fact that this camp occurs during their summer vacation. I enjoyed the experience and hope they did, too.” You can email him as songbae@planetmail.com.

Kern Lewis is a marketing executive with experience with such companies as American Express and Great Western Bank. He joined Peace Corps to help business people in Ukraine gain a better understanding of principles of the market economy so that they may make a quicker transition from their old economic system to a new one. “Activities like this summer school are excellent opportunity for me to work with people of all sorts who are interested in new ideas, new method for making business desitions. In addition, working with them always leads me to learn something new myself!”

Ann Liskovskaya is 16 years old. She studies at Mykalyiv's Gymnasium number 2 in the eleventh form. She has various hobbies. English is one of them. She also likes listening to music. She is fond of watching TV and doing nothing or reading different books. She says: "Summer School is very interesting, and I like it very much."

Sasha Litvinova is a student of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in Romance-Germanic philology. She is very fond of studying foreign languages, especially English. Next year she is going to study French and than Spanish. She likes learning in the Summer English Camp. It's helps her to improve her English. She says: "I think, it's a pretty good opportunity to communicate with people who speak English as their native language. In the future I want to be an interpreter and to live and work in Canada. But it is my dream, and I have to work hard in order for my dream to come true".

Tanya Litvinova is a teacher at Primary School no.2 in Mykolayiv. She likes to spend her free time learning new unusual things and speaking to interesting people. Also she enjoys traveling and going in for sports. She says: "I'd like to thank all our teachers for teaching us really important things, and I wish you good luck In your difficult but necessary work."

Olena Loshakova. Her future profession is a philologist. It means that her future will relate with language, though she has not decided yet exactly what job she will be busy with. Here are her impressions about the camp: “It was a good decision to organize all this. Besides, a live communication is rather helpful. You know, I like this camp and I like these people who work here; they are so nice. New impressions, new friends -- I think it is worth to spend one’s time for.” Her email is air@kma.mk.ua

Maria Maiberova majors in Foreign Philology in Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. She wants to study foreign languages, and that's why she is here. She says: "I'm really glad I'm in the camp. It's a great opportunity to improve my English, to communicate with interesting people and just have a good time."

Alice Michniewicz , as a Peace Corps volunteer, has spent the last few months in Uzhorod working at a women’s consultation center and credit union. She says, “I am enjoying the opportunity to teach both Cinema and American Culture at the Summer Camp. My discussions with students are enlightening and interesting. Her e-mail adress is: alicemich@hotmail.com.

Alexandra Osadcha.

Olga Ousatenko studies at the Philology Department of Kyiv-Mohyla academy. She is keen on languages and on studying English, German, and a little Chinese. In the future she dreams of studying at least two more languages. As for her future profession, she will work as an interpreter for some time, but then she wants to continue studying to become a journalist. As for the Summer Camp she says: "It seems to be a great idea . I am very glad to meet new people and I like studying and having fun at the same time. I am lucky to have a chance to be here. The school differs greatly from ordinary studying as the students are offered interesting courses, and they do what they really want to."

Yuliana Palagnyuk is a student of Kyiv-Mohila Academy in the Philology Department. She is here in Summer Camp, because she likes to meet new people, make new friends and communicate with them (this is going to be her future profession, hopefully). She likes parties, camping, and travelling a lot. She lived in Germany, in the USA and visited some other countries; and her dream is to see the whole world! She says: "I enjoy my life and wish you to do the same!" Her e-mail adress is: yulianna@kma.mk.ua

Olga Poberezhna

Alexander Pronkevich, Dean of Foreign Philology Department, is one those teachers of the Academy who organized and supported this summer school project. It was started after T. Khokhlacheva’s visit to Mykoalyiv in the fall of 1998 when she told him about summer schools in Ukraine. Dean Pronkevich said, "This project has a vital importance for Mykolayiv and the Mykolayiv Branch of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy because it is the first summer school of this kind in the history of the city. It is widely known that Mykolayiv in the past was not allowed to have foreigners visit; that’s why the international contacts and co-operation are less developed here than in other parts of Ukraine. As for the students of the Academy they have a rare opportunity to improve their English and to broaden their outlook." His email is palex@kma.mk.ua

Olga Romakina graduated from Mykolayiv's Grammar School 2. At present she is a second-year student studying at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in the Foreign Language Department. She is studying to become a teacher and interpreter. She enjoys at the same time the hot summer holidays and visiting this Summer School. She says: "Perhaps it would be more interesting just to lay on the beach getting sun-burned, but I know it is much more useful because I am learning to speak English. I think it is of great importance for me and in my future career". Her email is honey@kma.mk.ua

Olga Rudenko is a third-year student of the Department of Computer Science. To study Foreign languages is her hobby. She speaks English fluently. Whan she was in school she also studied French. Here in the Academy she studies German and Chinese. She always searches for oppotunities to learn more; that is why she is very happy to take part in the Summer Camp. Her email is modest@kma.mk.ua

Helen Ryzhkova is 18 and she is a second-year student of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Romans-Germanic Philology. She entered this faculty because she likes English very much and wants to study some more foreign languages (especially Spanish and Swedish). Unfortunately, she has no any opportunity to study Swedish at our University, She’ll have to learn it herself. However, she thinks that she will manage to do this, as she has a strong will; if she wants to do something, she'll do it in any way. She wants to be an interpreter, because it’s a very interesting thing to deal with different people (especially foreigners) and visit different countries. She hopes that her dream will come true and she’ll do everything for this. She says, "My opinion about the Summer School is positive as it helps the students to improve their English, to find out interesting things about the USA (e.g. about its people, culture etc.). I think it’s very useful to attend such schools." Her email is rodman@kma.mk.ua

Natasha Sabodash is a second-year student of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Romance-Germanic Philology. She likes music and sports. Also she likes computer games and surfing the WEB. She is playing basketball for 5 years and achieves some good results in it. She is interested in studying English and German. She likes to spend her free time learning new unusual things and speaking to interesting people. Also she enjoys traveling. She says: "I'd like to thank you for teaching us really important things, and I wish you good luck in your difficult but necessary work. Her email is rocky@kma.mk.ua

Maureen Schau is from Seattle, Washington. She studied Biology at Tufts University in Boston and then worked in a Harvard Medical School laboratory doing molecular biology research about blood proteins. She enjoys many recreational activities, including backpacking, running, kayaking, and rowing. Now she works here in Mykolayiv at the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in the Department of Ecology. She hopes to raise awareness of people in this community to changes we need to make in our lives in order to protect the environment. “This camp is a wonderful opportunity to do this,” she says, and she hopes that she was able to make classes fun and stimulating. She urges everyone to carry around a small plastic bag in order to pick up trash on the street if you can't find a trash can. Her email is mschau@kma.mk.ua

Kate Sereda is a third-year student of the Kyiv Mohila Academy. She is a specialist in Computer Science in future. She is a painter also. That's why she dreams to become a designer. She works with 3D Studio Max and Corel Draw. She also likes English very much, so she decided to participate in the Summer School. Her email is kate@kma.mk.ua

Vova Shpakis a student of the Department of Philology He is interested in literature especially in post modern literature. So he would like to have more literature classes, but, in general, he is happy to have such a chance as he has in Summer School to meet new people and to practice his English. His email is mahmed@kma.mk.ua

Jodi Simek is a senior lecturer of Business and Economics at the Ternopil Academy of National Economy, Ternopil, Ukraine. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire and Vaxjo University, Sweden. She likes traveling, fishing and meeting new students. “The students of the KMA Summer Camp in an international view and cross cultural ideas. It was a pleasure working with them.” Her email is simekjb@hotmail.com and jsimek@pcv.ssft.ternopil.ua

Tyson Smith is a Peace Corps volunteer from Deland, Florida. He received Bachelor and Master Degrees in Business Administration from. After graduation from graduate school, Tyson worked for a year as an independent consultant, before embarking on his Peace Corps service in Ukraine. He currently teaches financial management, international business, Stategic management and decision-making at the Ternopil Academy of National Economy. At the Mykolayiv KMA Summer School Tyson has been facilitating an American Cinema and Culture class. “Having the opportunity to interact with intelligent and energetic students such as the of this Summer School is always a delight.”

Alexander Solntzev is Ukranian. He is 19 years old. He entered Kyiv Mohila Academy in 1997. Now he is studying in the computer technology department at the 3rd year. He likes music and sports, also he likes computer games and surfing the WEB. He has played soccer for 10 years and has achieved some good results in it. He is interested in studying English and Spanish. He likes this Summer Camp.

Olga Spivachenko is a student of Philological Department of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. Her dream is to know foreign languages as well as her native one. She says: "The Summer English Camp helps my dream to be alive. I like our classes very much, especially in Computer Science. I made friends with different people here, who helped me to improve my English. Therefore, I hope the next year I’ll come here again." Her email is wiwet@kma.mk.ua

Harrison Stevens, Ph.D., is a computer specialist and economist. He was a professor, held state and local elective offices, and developed a communications business during the past two decades. He teaches now at Kherson Technical Univeristy. At this summer school/camp he worked with Eric Grimes to introduce students to the Internet and helped them develop this webpage. He says, "Mykolayiv is an attractive city. I have enjoyed working with bright students, who vary in English abilities but who all want to learn English as much as I want to learn Russian. The film, ecology, economics and literature sections of the camp led to research on the Internet by students at camp. That cross communication made the camp's subthemes tie in well to a theme of Thinking Globally and Acting Locally." His email is hstevens@smig.net

Oxana Stoupachenko is a Philological Department student and supposedly a future teacher or interpreter, but she hasn’t decided on one of them yet. For sure, her plans for the future are very unclear, as they depend on many reasons. She says: "I enjoy my student time, especially something as fun as this Summer School. I feel very relaxed here, as we do not have to do any homework or take stupid tests but just have a good time and learn a lot of interesting and useful things. I think, I was lucky to get to Summer School! All my wishes to you to get there next year (if our Peace Corps friends would help our staff to organize such a project, of cource)." Her email is jazz@kma.mk.ua

Marlene Tabor , Ph.D. is a professional theatre person and teacher from New York City. In Rivne, she teachers advanced English and American Jazz Dance and taught dance in both Sevastopol and Mykolayiv this summer. In Mykolayiv she led a summer seminar of cinema studies which "allowed for good conversation and interaction in English"

Yulya Trofimova

Dennis Tzvetkov is a student of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. His speciality is Finance. He likes studying in this Summer Camp because it helps me to improve his English. He goes in for a sport section which is called "Acrobatics". He likes basketball very much, and he composed some little poems about this game. Here are some lines:

Hi guyz you are very cool men

I love you so much that I can

If you want my name is Den

And "Chicago Bulls" - here is one fan

**************

If you want to consort with him you may write him e-mail: wu-tang@kma.mk.ua

Marina Vaschenko is majoring in Foreign Languages Philology, at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in Mykolayiv. She is studying English, and will learn French and Spanish soon. She wants to be an international journalist in the future. She always tries to find something interesting in her life and hates doing the same thing all the time. With that in mind, she decided to attend the Summer School. Here is her opinion about the school: "Here I found a lot of interesting information, met wonderful people and received new impressions. I enjoyed the school very much. As we had only American staff here, I could speak English, ask a lot of questions, and receive interesting answers. The classes at this school are more interesting than in any other institution. We watched films, searched in Internet, prepared presentations, etc. All instructors were very clever and polite; they tried to make the classes as interesting and useful as they could. And they succeded, I should say. I appreciate the opportunity given to me in the Summer School very much." Her email is marinavaschenko@yahoo.com

Andrey Vasilyev is studying economics at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. He is also interested in music, literature and computers. He says, “Summer school gives me an ability to improve my pronounciation that I've almost forgotten about during the first course.” His E-mail is:brio@kma.mk.ua

Alexander Verlanov was born in Mykolayiv in Ukraine. He finished School N4. In 1998, he entered Kyiv-Mohila Academy. Since 1997 he is teaching ballroom dancing for students. His elder sister is a medical doctor, his father is dean of the Economics Department of KMA, and his mother is a teacher in Shipbuilding University. He has danced since he was 6 years. His favorite actor is Sean Connery. He visits Summer School because he wants to make his knowledge better. He loves his country!!! His E-mail is:junior@kma.mk.ua

Vadim Volovodyuk is a Microsoft Certified Professional+Internet. He is going to become Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer this year. He has to pass the last two exams for it. He works for a small computer company in Mykolayiv as Chief of the System Integration Department. He likes web surfing and making complex web sites. He has his own virtual web-site in the Internet (www.chat.ru/~vvv_mcp). Also he likes reading computer magazines and newspapers. He says: "I learn English for a long time because I like it and I need it for my job. It seems to me English is an international language and everybody needs to know it for the communication between different people in the world. The Summer School is a good opportunity to improve my English because good teachers teach us there. They are highly-educated and of course speak English very well." His E-mail is vvv@aip.mk.ua

Andrew Yefimov works in the environmental agency and took part in the Summer school in Kyiv Mohila Academy. He enjoyed listening to lively American langage and making a lot of new friends. He says: "A torrid July was the only obstacle to our classes. I would also participate in any other activities of this kind, especially with TOEFL (Teaching of English as a Foreign Language) exams at the end."

Yuliana Zavirykha is a student of the philological department in KMA. She want to be an ambassador. That is why she reads extensively. She wishs she could know 20 languages. She says about the Camp: "I appreciate this summer camp very much. It gives us an opportunity to meet different people, to communicate with them, and to learn something new." Her email is rose@kma.mk.ua

Michail Zyatkovski is an engineer. He has got new information in economics, ecology, and culture of U.S. in the summer school. Also he had good training in English. He says: "Highly qualified professors made the studying process very interesting for me. Summer school is a very good idea."

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