Graduate Student Projects

The Kule Folklore Centre and Bohdan Medwidsky Ukrainian Folklore Archives support graduate student research undertaken by students enrolled at the University of Alberta as well as related programs across Canada and internationally.

• The Stories of These Lands: Recovering Indigenous-Ukrainian Relations in East Central Alberta - Leah Hrycun, PhD Student, University of Alberta
• Material Culture in Oral Histories of Ukrainians who immigrated to Canada in the 20th century - Valeriia Yakushko, PhD Student, Western University
• Transcultural Singing Between Continents: A Multimodal Reflection of Hybridity in the Ukrainian-Canadian Vernacular Song Repertoire - Olga Zaitseva-Herz, PhD Department of Music, University of Alberta
• "Music in the Graphic Narrative Medium: A Research-Creation Exploration of Musical Representation in Comics through the Graphic Biography of Borys Liatoshynsky" - Illia Pokotylo, MA Student, Media and Cultural Studies (MLCS), University of Alberta
• "Ukrainian Mosaics in the Face of Russian Appropriation: the Legacy of the Sixtiers and the Role of Alla Horska and Viktor Zaretskyi" - Anna Morozova, MA Student, Media and Cultural Studies (MLCS), University of Alberta
• Brittany Dyck, PhD Student, Media and Cultural Studies (MLCS), University of Alberta
• Anna Olenenko, PhD Student, Media and Cultural Studies (MLCS), University of Alberta
• Dmytro Yesypenko, PhD Student, Media and Cultural Studies (MLCS), University of Alberta