FACULTY OF THEOLOGY

ACADEMIC STAFF

Rt. Rev. Fr.
Roman Bozyk

Third, the College continues to hold its popular annual three-week summer Mini•College for children (ages 6-13.), this year to some 90 participants.
Fourth, The library of St. Andrew's College continues to expand with new noted and notable resources aimed at serving the theological and the university community. In particular two new resources are highlighted here. Arguably most important is the English•language version of the dissertation of V. Rev. Dr. Roman Bozyk A second new acquisition, also a doctoral dissertation (from 1992), by Marika Kuzma is titled Dmitro Bortniansky: An introduction to the composer though an edition of his choral concerto&
Special mention should go the College Board of Directors. All board members are voluntary and are not paid for their services. The Board meets twice a year and any additional business is conducted via teleconference. Members often take on specific responsibilities, related to the dozen or so committees. An Executive Committee is also in place as needed. Finally, weekly meetings are held between the Board Chairperson and the College administration. A special interest area needs to be added with respect to the growing use of technology as a significant teaching tool. The College is connected with the University of Manitoba technology support services and can access any technologies that the University itself offers. In addition the Faculty is actively exploring online techniques to bring the College in line with other academic and theological institutions. In particular

Fr. Dr.
Timothy Chrapko

Dr.
Roman Yereniuk

Third, the College continues to hold its popular annual three-week summer Mini•College for children (ages 6-13.), this year to some 90 participants.
Fourth, The library of St. Andrew's College continues to expand with new noted and notable resources aimed at serving the theological and the university community. In particular two new resources are highlighted here. Arguably most important is the English•language version of the dissertation of V. Rev. Dr. Roman Bozyk A second new acquisition, also a doctoral dissertation (from 1992), by Marika Kuzma is titled Dmitro Bortniansky: An introduction to the composer though an edition of his choral concerto&
Special mention should go the College Board of Directors. All board members are voluntary and are not paid for their services. The Board meets twice a year and any additional business is conducted via teleconference. Members often take on specific responsibilities, related to the dozen or so committees. An Executive Committee is also in place as needed. Finally, weekly meetings are held between the Board Chairperson and the College administration. A special interest area needs to be added with respect to the growing use of technology as a significant teaching tool. The College is connected with the University of Manitoba technology support services and can access any technologies that the University itself offers. In addition the Faculty is actively exploring online techniques to bring the College in line with other academic and theological institutions. In particular

V. Rev. Fr.
Alexander Harkavyi

Third, the College continues to hold its popular annual three-week summer Mini•College for children (ages 6-13.), this year to some 90 participants.
Fourth, The library of St. Andrew's College continues to expand with new noted and notable resources aimed at serving the theological and the university community. In particular two new resources are highlighted here. Arguably most important is the English•language version of the dissertation of V. Rev. Dr. Roman Bozyk A second new acquisition, also a doctoral dissertation (from 1992), by Marika Kuzma is titled Dmitro Bortniansky: An introduction to the composer though an edition of his choral concerto&
Special mention should go the College Board of Directors. All board members are voluntary and are not paid for their services. The Board meets twice a year and any additional business is conducted via teleconference. Members often take on specific responsibilities, related to the dozen or so committees. An Executive Committee is also in place as needed. Finally, weekly meetings are held between the Board Chairperson and the College administration. A special interest area needs to be added with respect to the growing use of technology as a significant teaching tool. The College is connected with the University of Manitoba technology support services and can access any technologies that the University itself offers. In addition the Faculty is actively exploring online techniques to bring the College in line with other academic and theological institutions. In particular

Rt. Rev. Fr. Dr.
Ihor Kutash

Third, the College continues to hold its popular annual three-week summer Mini•College for children (ages 6-13.), this year to some 90 participants.
Fourth, The library of St. Andrew's College continues to expand with new noted and notable resources aimed at serving the theological and the university community. In particular two new resources are highlighted here. Arguably most important is the English•language version of the dissertation of V. Rev. Dr. Roman Bozyk A second new acquisition, also a doctoral dissertation (from 1992), by Marika Kuzma is titled Dmitro Bortniansky: An introduction to the composer though an edition of his choral concerto&
Special mention should go the College Board of Directors. All board members are voluntary and are not paid for their services. The Board meets twice a year and any additional business is conducted via teleconference. Members often take on specific responsibilities, related to the dozen or so committees. An Executive Committee is also in place as needed. Finally, weekly meetings are held between the Board Chairperson and the College administration. A special interest area needs to be added with respect to the growing use of technology as a significant teaching tool. The College is connected with the University of Manitoba technology support services and can access any technologies that the University itself offers. In addition the Faculty is actively exploring online techniques to bring the College in line with other academic and theological institutions. In particular

CURRENT COURSES

First Semester
(Course List subject to change)
Course		Professor
Church Music	CM/CC (1/2)	Fr. A. Harkavyi
Old Testament	OT 211	Fr. Dr. Roman Bozyk
Sacred Art	SA 327	Dr. R. Yereniuk
Dogmatics	DT 331	Fr. Dr. T. Chrapko

Second Semester
(Course List subject to change)
Course		Professor
Church Music	CM/CC (1/2)	Fr. A. Harkavyi
Patristics	PA 124	Dr. R. Yereniuk
Pastoral Theology	PT 144	Fr. Dr. I. Kutash
Liturgics	LI 240	Fr. Dr. T. Chrapko
Canon Law	CL 350	Fr. Dr. R. Bozyk

TUITION

Theology Tuition rates & Student Services fees
Per term (per semester)
	Full time students	Part-time students
Tuition	$ 400 (per course)	$ 400 (per course)
Registration	$ 25	None
Library fee	$ 25	None
Student Services fee	$ 100	$ 100
Tech fee	$ 25	None
Transcripts:	Please note: There is fee of $25 (paid in advance) for each Transcript requested.

ACADEMIC EVENTS

Program of Inauguration 2019

Inauguration 2019

On Sunday. September 15, 2019, at 2:00 pm over 70 guests gathered at St. Andrew's College for the Inauguration and Awards Ceremony. The event began with the traditional Academic Processional Entrance of the Members of the Platform Party led by the Order of St. Andrew Honour Guard with ceremonial banners. The Master of Ceremonies, V. Rev. Fr. Roman Bozyk, Dean of Theology and Acting Principal of St.Andrew's College, welcomed everyone in attendance and introduced the members of the Platform Party.

The Inaugural Address "The Orthodox Church and Ecological Issues" was delivered by V. Rev. Fr. Roman Bozyk who particitated in the Halki III Summit convened by His All-Holiness Patriarch Bartholomew in June 2019 in Istanbul.

The program included the presentation of Scholarship and Bursary Awards to deserving students of the Faculty of Theology, St. Andrew's College Member Students, College Residence students, and to students of the Centre for Ukrainian Canadian Studies. These awards are made possible thanks to the many generous donors who recognize the importance of encouraging and rewarding academic endeavours.

The program concluded with the Ceremonial Recessional and was followed by a delightful reception during which the students and guests had the opportunity to visit and pose for photographs which will become part of their fond College memories.