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Ukrainian Association for Jewish Studies
Українська асоціація юдаїки
Formation
2015 (2015)
Legal status
Non-profit academic NGO
Location
Kyiv, Ukraine
President
Vitaly Chernoivanenko
Vice President
Oleksiy Khamray
Secretary
Serhiy Hirik
Website
www.uajs.org.ua
The Ukrainian Association for Jewish Studies (UAJS) is a non-profit academic and professional non-governmental organization that brings together Ukrainian scholars and students who work in the field of Jewish studies. The UAJS was established in 2015.
The mission of the UAJS is to coordinate efforts of the scholars resident in Ukraine and abroad, aimed at the development of research on history, languages, art and other aspects of Jewish life in Ukraine and worldwide. There are two membership categories, Full membership and Student membership. The UAJS’ Articles of Association allows membership for foreign academicians.[1]
Current UAJS President is Vitaly Chernoivanenko, PhD, Associate Professor in the History Department at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (NaUKMA), the Vice President is Oleksiy Khamray, Dr. hab. in Philology, Director of the Near and Middle East Department at the Ahatanhel Krymskyi Institute of Oriental Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Secretary of the UAJS is Serhiy Hirik, PhD in history, Senior Research Fellow at the State Research Institution "Encyclopedia Press".
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