Sutaruk Scholarship Announcement 2013-2014
The U.S.-Ukraine Foundation invites interested students from Dubno, Netishyn and Slavuta who will be completing their high school education to apply for a Scholarship established by the Sutaruk Foundation.
Students from Dubno, Netishyn and Slavuta who will be ENTERING a University in the fall of 2013 can download an application NOW. Application form is available on the website of the "US-Ukraine" Foundation http://www.usukraine.org.
Previous year recipients of a Sutaruk Scholarship are also eligible to apply for a scholarship for the 2013-2014 academic year, provided they can demonstrate that they are students in good standing and are enrolled for the 2013-2014 sessions.
Please, complete the application fully and legibly. Incomplete or illegible applications will be eliminated. We highly recommend that your responses be typewritten. Application deadline is NOT LATER than Friday, May 31, 2013. All applications post marked after this date will be disqualified.
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The U.S.-Ukraine Foundation awards $85,000 for educational purposes in Ukraine
The U.S.-Ukraine Foundation recently awarded $64,000 in scholarships to 78 Ukrainian college students along with $21,000 for English language books to schools in Dubno and Slavuta for the 2007-2008 academic year through its Sutaruk Scholarship Program.
Students from the communities of Netishyn and Slavuta (Khmelnytska oblast) and Dubno (Rivenska oblast) are eligible for awards through the Sutaruk Scholarship Program. The program recognizes academic achievement and English proficiency on the part of students.
Funding comes from the Sutaruk Foundation of Michigan, which has donated nearly $200,000 over the past three years to the U.S.-Ukraine Foundation for educational purposes in Ukraine.
The Sutaruk Foundation, established in 2003, honors the memory of Alex Sutaruk and his parents, John and Catherine Sutar, and their commitment to self-reliance, independence, hope for the future, and education. The foundation invests in programs that fulfill these qualities in four specific categories: environmental preservation, university scholarship for deserving students, improvement in quality of life for senior citizens and the needy, and a stronger Ukraine.
Over the past two years, the U.S.-Ukraine Foundation has distributed $109,000 in educational support through the Sutaruk Program, along with $6,600 for an environmental project.
Kathleen Lizabeth Meyer, Board Member of the Sutaruk Foundation, stated, "This scholarship program is so important because these young men and women will soon play important roles in the evolution of Ukraine's economy, government, and legal system. The Sutaruk Foundation appreciates the talents and personal achievements of each of these students, and we are so happy to partner with the U.S.-Ukraine Foundation to help them achieve their goals."
The 2007-2008 awards were presented at the Cultural Center in Dubno, through the efforts of Vadym Netreba from the city’s Department of Education. The U.S.-Ukraine Foundation was represented by Chrystia Sonevytska of the Foundation’s Washington office and Iryna Lasowska of the Lviv office.
The administration of the English language book program for the communities of Dubno and Slavuta was executed by Halya Bondaruk with the assistance of Orysya Hotsynets, both from the U.S.-Ukraine Foundation’s Lviv office.
To contribute to the Sutaruk Scholarship Fund, or to start a scholarship program supporting students in your native city, town or village in Ukraine, contact John A. Kun, Vice President/COO, at jkun@usukraine.org or at (202) 223-2228, at the U.S.-Ukraine Foundation in Washington, DC. The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
U.S.-Ukraine Foundation Awards $24,000 in Scholarships to Students in Ukraine
The U.S.-Ukraine Foundation awarded $24,000 in scholarships to 41 outstanding college students in Ukraine through its Sutaruk Scholarship Fund. The awards, which ranged from $300 to $1,500 per pupil, recognized the academic achievement and English language proficiency of students from the western Ukrainian villages of Dubno and Netyshyn. The scholarship assists students as they pursue their studies at various universities throughout Ukraine in Kyiv, Lviv, Kharkiv, Ternopil, Rivne, Lutsk, and other cities.
Scholarship Recipients with John A. Kun, U.S.-Ukraine Foundation Vice President, and Chrystia Sonevytska, U.S.-Ukraine Foundation Special Projects Coordinator.
John A. Kun, U.S.-Ukraine Foundation Vice President, and Chrystia Sonevytska, Special Projects Coordinator, presented the scholarships at an awards ceremony held in Dubno, Ukraine in October 2006.
Commenting on the scholarship opportunity, Mr. Kun stated that “It is a pleasure for us to work with the Sutaruk Foundation, and especially with Kathy Meyer, the Sutaruk Foundation’s Coordinator. By helping one student at a time, this scholarship is part of the broader mission of strengthening U.S.-Ukraine relations.”
Kathleen Lizabeth Meyer, Coordinator for the Sutaruk Foundation said the following:
"This scholarship program is so important because these young men and women will soon play important roles in the evolution of Ukraine's economy, government, and legal system. The Sutaruk Foundation appreciates the talents and personal achievements of each of these students, and we are so happy to partner with the U.S.-Ukraine Foundation to help them achieve their goals. "
Scholarship recipients, who hail from the ancestral communities of the Sutaruk family, are: Daryna Shmyndruk, Lubov Trofymyuk, Olga Dzhychka, Oksana Androshchuk, Kateryna Barabash, Roman Denysyuk, Taras Syvakivsky, Mykola Ovsiyuk, Lina Fuks, Vira Belikhova, Oleksandra Brynyuk, Roman Panchuk, Viktoriya Vlasyuk, Yuliya Skvortsova, Svitlana Semenyuk, Olena Hofman, Iryna Sundatova, Bohdana Zakharova, Oksana Drozdach, Mykola Petruk, Zoryana Moroz, Anna Panchuk, Yuriy Sos’, Andriy Kruk, Ira Strykel, Arsen Kyrylyuk, Yuliya Anholyuk, Vita Vyshnevska, Yulia Momotuk, Kateryna Simak, Andriy Tymoschuk, Yuliya Matsyuk, Maryana Honsior, Tetyana Lopaschuk, Hanna Vyshnevska, Maryana Tsaruk, Olena Kokhan, Svitlana Skoropadska, Iryna Morhunova, Inna Svintozelska, and Yuliya Papuzhynska.
The gift was made by the Sutaruk Foundation of Michigan. The Sutaruk
Foundation, established in 2003, honors the memory of Alex Sutaruk and
his parents, John and Catherine Sutar, and their commitment to self-reliance,
independence, hope for the future, and education. The foundation invests
in programs that fulfill these qualities in four specific categories:
environmental preservation, university scholarship for deserving students,
improvement in quality of life for senior citizens and the needy, and
a stronger Ukraine.
The U.S.-Ukraine Foundation awarded $24,000 in scholarships to 41 List of students who received the Sutaruk Scholarships in 2006 |
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Shmyndruk Daryna Kyiv National University named after Taras Shevchenko |
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Trofymyuk Lyubov Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics |
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Dzhychka Olga Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman |
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Androshchuk Oksana National University of Water Management and Nature Resources Use |
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Barabash Kateryna National Technical University of Ukraine "Kyiv Polytechnic Institute" |
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Denysyuk Roman O.O. Bohomolets National Medical University |
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Syvakivsky Taras Ukrainian State Academy of Railway Service |
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Ovsiyuk Mykola Lviv Polytechnic National University |
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Fuks Lina Kyiv National Linguistic University |
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Belikhova Vira Ternopil State Economic University |
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Brynyuk Oleksandra National University of Water Management and Natural Resources Use |
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Panchuk Roman Open International University of Human Development "UKRAINE" |
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Vlasyuk Viktoriya Rivne Institute of Slavonic Studies Kyiv Slavonic University |
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Skvortsova Yuliya Lviv Polytechnic National University |
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Semenyuk Svitlana Ternopil State Economic University |
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Hofman Olena Lviv Polytechnic National University |
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Sundutova Iryna Lviv Polytechnic National University |
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Zakharova Bohdana Lviv Polytechnic National University |
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Drozdach Oksana Lviv State University of Vital Activity Safety |
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Petruk Mykola, Open International University of Human Development "UKRAINE" |
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Moroz Zoryana Volyn State University named after Lesya Ukrainka |
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Panchuk Anna Rivne State Humanitarian University |
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Sos' Yuriy National University "Ostroh Academy" |
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Kruk Andriy Yaroslav the Wise National Law Academy of Ukraine |
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Strykel Ira Dubno Cultural Special Training School of Rivne State Humanitarian University |
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Kyrylyuk Arsen Ivan Franko Lviv National University |
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Anholyuk Yuliya Lviv State University of Vital Activity Safety |
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Vyshnevska Vita Lviv Polytechnic National University |
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Momotuk Yulia
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Simak Kateryna National University "Ostroh Academy" |
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Tymoshchuk Andriy Kyiv International University |
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Matsyuk Yuliya Volyn State University named after Lesya Ukrainka |
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Honsior Maryana Lodz University. Polish language studies for foreigners |
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Lopashchuk Tetyana Kyiv National Linguistic University |
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Vyshnevska Hanna Rivne Institute of Slavonic Studies Kyiv Slavonic University |
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Tsaruk Maryana Volyn State University named after Lesya Ukrainka |
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Kokhan Olena Kyiv National University named after Taras Shevchenko |
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Skoropadska Svitlana Ukrainian Humanitarian Institute |
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Morhunova Iryna Ternopil State Economic University |
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Svintozelska Inna Volyn State University named after Lesya Ukrainka |
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Papuzhynska Yuliya Lviv Polytechnic National University |
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