Project BURN: KSU team final meeting
October 2 marked the fifth and final day of the summary meeting within the framework of the BURN project, covering the sessions “Working session – Lessons Learned and Good Practices” (WP3 and WP4 Centers of Psychological Resilience and Well-being), “Working session – Reporting and Review” (WP1 Management, financial management), “Plenary Session – Results, Lessons Learned and Sustainability”.
European partners Oleksandra Golovko from the University of Tartu (Tartu, Estonia) and Lars Kuchinke from the International Psychoanalytic University (Berlin, Germany) generously shared their successful experience regarding the final stage of Erasmus+ projects. The Ukrainian teams of the BURN consortium worked constructively on a joint strategy and tactics for further work across each of the work packages.
The BURN project coordinator at Kherson State University, Ihor Popovych, expressed his sincere gratitude to the KSU team — Ruslana Bilous, Larysa Tyor, Mariia Pocheketa, Anzhelika Kolli-Shamne, Liudmyla Ostryzhniuk, Dariia Pavliuchek, Nataliia Sundrunova, Yevheniia Revenko, and Alla Tsapiv — for their fruitful cooperation, significant contribution to the project implementation, and successful presentation of the university's work results at the final meeting. He also extended thanks to the organizers of the final meeting, Iryna Zadorozhna and Kateryna Bondar.
Special thanks for fruitful cooperation, synergy, and constructive work go to the representatives of partner universities:
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Volodymyr Hnatiuk Ternopil National Pedagogical University,
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Kryvyi Rih State Pedagogical University,
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Bohdan Khmelnytskyi Melitopol State Pedagogical University,
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Horlivka Institute of Foreign Languages of the Higher Educational Institution "Donbas State Pedagogical University",
as well as to the European partners:
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University of Tartu (Estonia),
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International Psychoanalytic University (Germany),
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University of Latvia (Latvia).
There is a lot of important and responsible work ahead. Working together towards success!