IMPACT

This Summer, St. Andrew's College conducted a very successful three week "Mini-College 2018" program, from July 16th to August 3rd, for over 90 energetic children between the ages of 6 and 13. The fun and educational Program was prepared and implemented by: Director - Dobr. Genia Bozyk, Program Co-ordinator - Ulyana Statkevych, Instructors: Roman Demchyshyn, Vasyl' Kobrii, Nataliia Demchyshyn, Taras Chuprovskyi, Tetyana Haraschuk, a volunteer Viktoriia Shcherbak, and junior volunteers: Sofiya Kiryazova, Julia Bobelyak, and Maryam Niaz. Guest artist Thor Drahun, and choreographer Less San Miguel helped the children to discover and demonstrate their creative potential through a variety of different art and dance projects.

The main goal of "MiniCollege 2018" was to encourage children to learn the Ukrainian language, culture and traditions by providing a fun learning environment.

The theme for this year was 'Flora and Fauna of Ukraine' (Plants and Animals of Ukraine). Children had an opportunity to learn about the diverse and unique nature of Ukraine. Programming was focused on Ukrainian language development skills through a wide variety of activities including vocabulary enhancements, arts and crafts, Ukrainian national songs and dances, sports, games and excursions. Our goal was to get children acquainted with plant and animal life, and teach them about the importance of a healthy environment. "Mini-College 2018" participants enjoyed excursions to Beeproject Apiaries, Fort White Alive, Deer Meadow Farms, Fun Mountain and Children's Museum. At the end of the program, each child received specially prepared booklets and gifts, as well as the art projects they made during their arts and crafts classes.

St. Andrew's College Administration, staff, and students express our sincere thanks to the SUS Foundation of Canada and to the Franko Foundation for their financial and moral support for the "Mini-College" Programs.

This Summer, St. Andrew's College conducted a very successful three week "Mini-College 2019" program, from July 15th to August 2rd, for over 80 energetic children between the ages of 6 and 13. The fun and educational Program was prepared and implemented by: Director - Dobr. Genia Bozyk, Program Co-ordinator - Roman Demchyshyn, Instructors: Dobr. Nataliya Tsenova, Viktoriya Mozolevska, Yuliya Zalubovska, Taras Chuprovskyi, Tetyana Haraschuk, and volunteers: Sasha Tiaglei, and Julia Bobelyak. Guest artist Ihor Drahun helped the children to discover and demonstrate their creative potential through a variety of different art and dance projects.

The main goal of "MiniCollege 2019" was to encourage children to learn the Ukrainian language, culture and traditions by providing a fun learning environment.

The theme for this year was 'Culture & Traditions of Ukraine'. Children had an opportunity to learn about Ukrainian custums and traditions. Programming was focused on Ukrainian language development skills through a wide variety of activities including vocabulary enhancements, arts and crafts, Ukrainian national songs and dances, sports, games and excursions. "Mini-College 2019" participants enjoyed excursions to Deer Meadow Farms, Fun Mountain, Children's Museum and Manitoba Planetarium & Science Gallery.At the end of the program, each child received specially prepared booklets and gifts, as well as the art projects they made during their arts and crafts classes.

St. Andrew's College Administration, staff, and students express our sincere thanks to the SUS Foundation of Canada and to the Franko Foundation for their financial and moral support for the "Mini-College" Programs.

1. BOOKS and ITEMS designated as circulation materials may be borrowed by STAFF and STUDENTS only upon presentation of a valid COLLEGE LIBRARY MEMBERSHIP CARD. The library is also open to the general public upon registration and presentation of a valid College Library card.
2. BOOKS designated as circulation material may be borrowed for a period of FOUR (4) WEEKS at a time (limit of 10 books).

RECALL: Borrowers may be contacted for recall of books and items. Such books and items must be returned within 3 days.

Renewals are allowed once, providing there is no request for the item.

3. A FINE of twenty-five cents ($0.25) per day is charged on each item not returned by the due date. No additional items may be borrowed until the fine is paid in full.
4. There is no public access to the College Rare Book Collection except by special permission.
5. The ILARION COLLECTION is accessible only to the FACULTY OF THEOLOGY and scholars in the field.
6. BAGS (BACKPACKS, COMPUTER BAGS, PLASTIC BAGS, BRIEF CASES,...) AND OUTERWEAR (COATS, JACKETS, PARKAS,...) ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THE LIBRARY AND MAY BE LEFT AT THE LIBRARY ENTRANCE.
7. REFERENCE MATERIAL as well as RARE BOOKS, NON-CIRCULATING BOOKS, PERIODICALS AND NEWSPAPERS are for USE ONLY IN THE LIBRARY.
   1. PHOTOCOPYING of permitted materials is done by LIBRARY staff (at the current rates and depending on condition of the item).
   2. PHOTOCOPYING REQUESTS may not always be processed on the same day.
8. In case a library item is LOST, the BORROWER must cover the replacement cost plus a fee of $10.00 to cover cost of acquisition and cataloguing.
9. In case of MUTILATION of a Library item, the same replacement regulation will apply as for the loss of an item (see no 8. above).