Vice-rector of KSU, professor of the Department of Geography and Ecology Daria Malchykova presented research on the Kherson region at an international seminar in Canada
From September 24 to 26, the 20th anniversary international seminar on the study of modern Ukraine - 20th Annual Danyliw Research Seminar - was held at the University of Ottawa (Canada). Only 24 papers from around the world were selected for participation.
Among the speakers was the Vice-Rector of KSU, professor of the Department of Geography and Ecology, Doctor of Geographical Sciences Daria Malchykova.
As part of the first panel of the "Occupied Territories" seminar (Occupied Territories), Daria Serhiivna delivered a report:
"Living the Frontlines: How Prolonged War Shifts Everyday Life in Kherson Oblast" (Living the Frontlines: How Prolonged War Shifts Everyday Life in Kherson Oblast).
The event included not only the presentation of results but also an in-depth professional discussion of each work. The co-organizers of the seminar are the Department of Ukrainian Studies at the University of Ottawa and the Danyliw Foundation.
As KSU Rector Oleksandr Spivakovsky noted, the presence of our scientists in the global academic space allows Ukraine not just to be an object of research, but to independently shape knowledge about the events in the region and broadcast the direct voice of the Kherson region.
The faculty of digital technologies, natural sciences, and mathematics is proud of Daria Serhiivna's significant scientific achievement and her contribution to the international representation of our university and native land!
Source: KSU Press Center