General meeting of students

28.11.2022

On November 24, a general meeting of students majoring in 014.06 “Secondary Education. Chemistry”, 102 “Chemistry”, 103 “Earth Sciences” was held at the Department of Chemistry, Geography and Earth Sciences. 

The event was held in accordance with the approved work plan of the scientific circle of students “Scientific Achievements in Chemistry and Earth Sciences”.

The following issues were considered at the general meeting:

1) Welcome speech by the head of the scientific group, Doctor of Philosophy in Earth Sciences, Acting Head of the Department of Chemistry, Geography and Earth Sciences – Dmytro Serhiiovych Sopov.
2) Selection and approval of the composition of the scientific group.
3) Election of the head of the scientific circle.
4) Discussion of the main areas of activity and tasks of the scientific circle.

Based on the results of the discussion, the composition of the scientific group was determined and its leader was elected.

The head of the scientific circle: Yaroslav Huzhvinskyi is a first-year bachelor’s student majoring in 103 Earth Sciences.

Members of the scientific group:

1) Denys Hudz – a first-year master’s student majoring in 102 Chemistry;
2) Kateryna Voronina – a first-year master’s student majoring in 102 Chemistry;
3) Polina Tetereva – a third-year bachelor’s student majoring in 014.06 Secondary Education (Chemistry);
4) Alina Koval – a third-year bachelor’s student majoring in 014.06 Secondary Education (Chemistry);
5)  Artem Izvarin – a third-year bachelor’s student majoring in 014.06 Secondary Education (Chemistry);
6) Svitlana Semenova – a first-year master’s student majoring in 103 Earth Sciences;
7) Kateryna Kozlova – a first-year master’s student majoring in 103 Earth Sciences;
8) Pavlo Korotun – a first-year bachelor’s student majoring in 103 Earth Sciences;
9) Anastasia Ternovska – a first-year bachelor’s student majoring in 103 Earth Sciences.

The Department of Chemistry, Geography and Earth Sciences wishes young scientists new creative successes. May the highest heights of Science always obey You!

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