We are an unusual place, in many ways. One of them is that, as Parush, our Academic Dean, likes to say, our residential community reconstitutes itself each September: apart from the core group of teachers, staff, volunteers and other community members, much of the student body changes new every year, thereby giving a different ‘flavour’, which is then further enriched by part-time students, sabbaticals, and various other assorted folk who come for shorter or longer periods.
Here’s how the residential CAT and full-time M-level student community looks like this year:
MTh and Magister students
Yevgeniya Kannunikova (Kazakhstan)
Dmitryi Danilchenko (Ukraine)
Sergey Lagunov (Russia)
Andrii Meleshko (Ukraine/Russia)
Radostina Milanova (Bulgaria)
Anna Cheprasova (Russia)
Certificate of Applied Theology students
Yuliya Chizevskaya (Byelorus)
Lenard Kiraly (Romania – Hungarian speaking)
Christina Lagunova (Russia)
Nathanael Lekeu (Belgium)
Adina-Marta Meleg (Romania – Hungarian speaking)
Rula Najjar (Israel – Arab speaking)
Mona Najjar (Israel – Arab speaking)
Dima Naoum (Israel – Arab speaking)
Olha Navchug (Ukraine)
Alexandra Sergeeva (Russia)
Yana Stasiuk (Ukraine)
Anna Vershina (Kazakhstan – Russian speaking)
Alexey Zacharov (Kazakhstan – Russian speaking)
Vera Zareva (Bulgaria)
Intensive English Programme students
Alexander Khandus (Ukraine)
Alexey Novikov (Ukraine)
Roman Shevets (Ukraine)
A lovely group! We’re much enjoying getting to know them, and surely will be sharing with you some of the stories as the year continues.
– Lina & Keith