Drohomyretska Liudmyla Romanivna

Associate Professor of the Department of History of Ukraine and methods of teaching history,

сandidate of historical sciences

 

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In 1987, she graduated from Ivano-Frankivsk State Pedagogical Institute named after Vasyl Stefanyk with a degree in History and obtained the qualification of Teacher of History and Social Studies. From 1988 to 1991, she worked at Ivano-Frankivsk Secondary School No. 21. In September 1991, she started working as a senior laboratory assistant at the Department of History of Ukraine at Ivano-Frankivsk Pedagogical Institute named after Vasyl Stefanyk. From 1999 to 2005, she worked as an assistant at the Department of History of Ukraine.

Since 2005, she has been working as an associate professor at the Department of History of Ukraine (since 2018 – the Department of History of Ukraine and Methods of Teaching History) at Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University.

From 1992 to 1996, she studied part-time in postgraduate studies at Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian University, majoring in 07.00.01 – History of Ukraine. In 2004, she successfully defended her PhD thesis on the topic: “Ukrainian Cooperation in the Socio-Political Life of Western Ukraine (1920–1939),” specialty 07.00.01 – History of Ukraine, and received the academic degree of Candidate of Historical Sciences (DK No. 025708, decision of the Attestation Commission of October 13, 2004).

In 2013, by the decision of the Certification Board, she was awarded the academic title of Associate Professor of the Department of History of Ukraine (Associate Professor’s Certificate 12 DC No. 034287).

She is the author of over 50 publications, including monographs, sections (subsections) in collective monographs, articles in professional journals, teaching materials, etc.

Areas of scientific interest: socio-political life in Western Ukraine in 1920–1939, religious and church issues, methods of teaching history.

Monographic Publications and Chapters (Subchapters) in Collective Monographs

  1. Drohomyretska L. Cooperation and Politics: Ukrainian Political Parties of Western Ukraine in the Cooperative Movement (1920–1939). Ivano-Frankivsk: “Nova Zoria,” 2010. 128 p.
  2. Kuhutiak M.V., Yehreshii O.I., Drohomyretska L.R., Khrabatyn N.D. Interwar Period 1919–1939. Stanyslaviv-Stanislav-Ivano-Frankivsk (to the 350th anniversary of Ivano-Frankivsk): monograph / Head of the author’s team, editor-in-chief V. Velykochyi. Ivano-Frankivsk-Lviv-Kyiv: Manuscript-Lviv, 2012. P. 74–91.
  3. Institute of History and Political Science: 70 Years of Pedagogical, Scientific, and Public Activity / Edited by Professor M. Kuhutiak. Ivano-Frankivsk: Publisher Tretiak I.Ya., 2010. 336 p. P. 237–239, 310–311.
  4. Drohomyretska L.R. Personalities of Authors: Historical and Biographical Portraits. Glorified by Valor and Pen. Hetmans of Ukraine. Artistic and Literary Image. A Reading Book for Students of Basic School Educational Services. Educational and Methodical Publication. Kyiv, 2020. P. 175–192.
  5. Drohomyretska L. Images of Hetmans of Ukraine in Artistic and Literary Works. Vyhovskyi Ivan Ostapovych // Glorified by Valor and Pen. Hetmans of Ukraine. Artistic and Literary Image. A Reading Book for Students of Basic School Education. Part One. Kyiv, 2020. P. 122–174.
  6. Drohomyretska L. West Ukrainian Cooperation as a Manifestation of Economic Nationalism (1920–1939). Oleksandr Karpenko – Historian of the Ukrainian Revolution: To the 100th Anniversary of Birth: collective monograph. Edited by M. Kuhutiak, I. Raikivskyi, S. Kobuta. Ivano-Frankivsk: Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University, 2022. P. 128–135.
  7. Koliada I., Lyzen Ye., Borchuk S., Drohomyretska L. The Directorate of the Ukrainian People’s Republic. Kharkiv: Folio, 2022. 127 p.
  8. Koliada I., Borchuk S., Drohomyretska L., Lyzen Ye. The Ukrainian People’s Republic and the Polish-Soviet War. Kyiv, 2023. 109 p.

Scientific Articles in Professional Journals of Category A and B

  1. Drohomyretska L. The Ukrainian Cooperative Movement in Galicia in the 20s–30s of the 20th Century: Organizational Structure and Experience of Economic Activity. Halychyna. All-Ukrainian Scientific and Cultural-Educational Local History Journal. No. 2. P. 173–180.
  2. Drohomyretska L.R. Ideological Foundations of the Ukrainian Cooperative Movement in Western Ukraine in the Theoretical Works of Yu. Pavlykovskyi. Bulletin of Precarpathian University. Series “History.” Ivano-Frankivsk, 1999. Issue II. P. 123–127.
  3. Drohomyretska L. The Struggle of West Ukrainian Parties for Influence in Cooperation (1910–1939). Halychyna. All-Ukrainian Scientific and Cultural-Educational Local History Journal. 2001. P. 71–77.
  4. Drohomyretska L.R. The Greek Catholic Clergy in the Cooperative Movement of Western Ukraine 1920–1939. Bulletin of Precarpathian University. Series “History.” Ivano-Frankivsk, 2003. Issue VII. P. 77–89.
  5. Drohomyretska L. Problems of Cooperation in the Activities of the Ukrainian National Democratic Alliance (1925–1939). Scientific Bulletin of Chernivtsi University. Collection of Scientific Papers. History. Political Sciences. International Relations. Chernivtsi: “Ruta,” 2006. Issue 323–324. P. 58–64.
  6. Drohomyretska L. Problems of Cooperation in the Program Documents and Activities of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (1929–1939). All-Ukrainian Scientific and Cultural-Educational Local History Journal. 2008. Issue 14. P. 148–154.
  7. Drohomyretska L. Economic Views of Stepan Bandera. Halychyna. Scientific and Cultural-Educational Journal. Issue 15–16. P. 245–250.
  8. Drohomyretska L. Economic and Educational Activities of Ukrainian Cooperative Organizations in Western Ukraine (1920–1939). All-Ukrainian Scientific and Cultural-Educational Local History Journal. 2010. Issue 17. P. 159–173.
  9. Drohomyretska L. Ideology of the Ukrainian Cooperative Movement in Western Ukraine (1920–1939). Bulletin of Precarpathian University. Series “History.” Ivano-Frankivsk, 2010. Issue 18. P. 44–51.
  10. Drohomyretska L. Activities of Ukrainian Clerical Organizations of Galicia in the Field of Cooperation (1925–1939). History of Religions in Ukraine. Scientific Yearbook. Lviv, 2011. P. 453–460.
  11. Yehreshii O., Drohomyretska L., Khrabatyn N. Stanyslaviv as Part of the Second Polish Republic: Features of Socio-Political and Socio-Economic Life. Halychyna. All-Ukrainian Scientific and Cultural-Educational Local History Journal. No. 18. P. 125–138.
  12. Drohomyretska L.R. Economic Policy of the West Ukrainian People’s Republic: Historical and Legal Aspect. Halychyna. All-Ukrainian Scientific and Cultural-Educational Local History Journal. Part 25–26. P. 132–141.
  13. Drohomyretska L. Experience of the Activities of West Ukrainian Political Parties in the Field of Cooperation (1920–1930s). Halychyna. All-Ukrainian Scientific and Cultural-Educational Local History Journal. 2015. Part 27. P. 116–133.
  14. Drohomyretska L. Cooperation of Ukrainian Cooperative Organizations of Eastern Galicia with the “Silskyi Hospodar” Society in the 20s–30s of the 20th Century. Halychyna. All-Ukrainian Scientific and Cultural-Educational Local History Journal. Part 28. P. 26–33.
  15. Drohomyretska L. Ostap Lutskyi – Ideologist and Organizer of the Ukrainian Cooperative Movement. Halychyna. All-Ukrainian Scientific and Cultural-Educational Local History Journal. Part 29–30. P. 176–183.
  16. Drogomyretska L., Yehrechii O. The Determination of the Legal Status of the Greek-Catholic Church in the Polish State (1919–1925). Halychyna. Scientific and Cultural-Educational Local History Journal. 2020. Part 33. P. 158–166.
  17. Koliada I., Borchuk S., Kambalova Ya., Drohomyretska L. Creating Historical Representations in Students about Prince Danylo Romanovych in Ukrainian History Lessons in the 7th Grade: The Role of Aesthetic Means of Teaching in the Formation of Cultural Competence. Bulletin of Agrarian History. 2022. No. 39–42. P. 26–39.
  18. Yehrechii, O. & Drogomyretska, L. (2022). Civic Position of the Greek Catholic Clergy in the Elections to the Polish Sejm and the Senate in Galicia (November of 1922) in Galicia. Skhidnoievropeiskyi Istorychnyi Visnyk [East European Historical Bulletin], 23, 99–109. (WOS).
  19. Zelenyi V.I., Shyshkin I.H., Drohomyretska L.R. Russian-Ukrainian War: Historical Discourse. Visnyk Nauky ta Osvity. Series “History and Archeology”. 2024, No. 1(19). P. 1471-1495.
  20. Tarangul L.M., Chernikova I.V., Drohomyretska L.R. Preservation of Historical and Cultural Heritage of Ukraine as a Factor of National Identity. Kulturolohichnyi Almanakh. 2024. Issue 1 (9). P. 147-159.
  21. Bazhenov O., Drohomyretska L., Liubych O. Orthodox Church of Ukraine: Aspects of Institutionalization and Prospects. Aktualni Pytannia Humanitarnykh Nauk: Mizhvuzivskyi Zbirnyk Naukovykh Prats Molodykh Vchenykh Drohobytskoho Derzhavnoho Pedahohichnoho Universytetu Imeni Ivana Franka. 2024. Issue 72. Volume 1. P. 10-20.
  22. Honcharuk V. A., Drohomyretska, L. R., Petrova, N. O. Teaching History of Ukraine Through the Prism of Modern Pedagogical Technologies. Pedahohichna Akademiia: Naukovi Zapysky.
  23. Drohomyretska, L., Yuhan, N., Kostyuchok, P., Babenko, L., & Kurok, O. (2024). The influence of historical memory on the formation of national identity: a response to the challenges of the Russian-Ukrainian war. Amazonia Investiga, 13(81), 108-116. (WOS).

Publications in Collections of Scientific Papers, Conference Materials

  1. Drohomyretska L. The Cooperative Movement in Documents and Materials of Ukrainian Political Parties of Western Ukraine (1920–1939). Ukrainian Science: Past, Present, Future. Ternopil, 1997. P. 57–60.
  2. Drohomyretska L. The Problem of Relations Between West Ukrainian Cooperative Organizations and Polish Government Circles in 1920–1939. Ukrainian-Polish Relations in Galicia in the 20th Century: Materials of the International Scientific and Practical Conference (November 21–22, 1996). Ivano-Frankivsk, 1997. P. 230–234.
  3. Drohomyretska L. Andrei Sheptytskyi – Champion of the Unification of Ukrainian Churches. The Heritage of Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytskyi in the National and Spiritual Revival of Ukraine. Ivano-Frankivsk: Plai, 2000. P. 49–52.
  4. Drohomyretska L. Socio-Political Activity of Ukrainian Cooperative Organizations in Western Ukraine (1920–1939). Ukraine Between Past and Future: Materials of the All-Ukrainian Scientific Conference. Kyiv, 2002. P. 125–132.
  5. Drohomyretska L. The Role of Cooperation in the Development of the Culture of Management of the Ukrainian Population of Galicia (1920–1939). Historical Monuments of Galicia. Materials of the Fifth Scientific Local History Conference. Lviv, 2011. P. 127–137.
  6. Drohomyretska L. Spiritual Shrines of the Carpathian Region of the Medieval Era. History of Ukraine (School World). 2012. No. 5/6. P. 10–14.
  7. Drohomyretska L. The Development of the Ukrainian Cooperative Movement in Western Ukraine Under the Conditions of the National Policy of the Second Polish Republic (1920–1939). Materials of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Ukrainian-Polish Relations Today: The Need for ‘Reset’ or Continuation?” (Yaremche, September 24–26, 2010). Od ugody hadziackiej do Unii Europejskiej. T.I. Wolni z wolnymi, równi z równymi, zacni z zacnymi… [From the Hadiach Agreement to the European Union. Vol. I. Free with the free, equal with the equal, worthy with the worthy] / Edited by A. Kulchytskyi, I. Hurak, I. Slota, M. Rovitskyi, O. Boryniak. Rzeszów – Lwów – Iwano-Frankowsk, 2012. P. 35–47.
  8. Drohomyretska L. Cooperation in the Program Documents and Activities of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (1929–1939). Ukraine: Cultural Heritage, National Consciousness, Statehood. Issue 30: Ukrainian Liberation Movement of the 20th Century / [Head of the editorial board Mykola Lytvyn, compiled and edited by Mykhailo Romaniuk]. National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Institute of Ukrainian Studies named after I. Krypiakevych. Lviv, 2017. P. 97–103.
  9. Drohomyretska L., Malik A. Repressions Against Peasants in the Western Regions of Ukraine During the Period of Collectivization (1944–1953). Hileya: Scientific Bulletin. 2018. Issue 138(1). P. 97–100.
  10. Drohomyretska L. Ostap Lutskyi. West Ukrainian People’s Republic 1918–1923. Encyclopedia: To the 100th Anniversary of the Formation of the West Ukrainian People’s Republic. 2: Z–O. Ivano-Frankivsk: Manuscript-L
  11. Drohomyretska L.R. Legal Regulation of the Development of Ukrainian Cooperation in Poland (1920–1939). Ukraine – Poland: Strategic Partnership in the System of Geopolitical Coordinates: Collection of Scientific Papers of the II International Scientific and Practical Conference, Kyiv, May 14–15, 2020. Kyiv: “Millennium,” 2020. P. 33–34.
  12. Drohomyretska L. R. Formation of Readiness for Innovation as a Component of the Professional Training of a Future History Teacher. Ways to Implement the Conceptual Principles of the New Ukrainian School in the Study of History in a General Secondary Education Institution: Materials of the All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Conference, Ternopil, October 16–17, 2020. Ternopil: TNPU Publishing House, 2020. P. 24–28.
  13. Borchuk S., Drohomyretska L. The Role of Petro Antonovych Kosach in the Life of His Daughter Lesya Ukrainka. Ideologist of the National Aristocracy (in honor of the 150th anniversary of the birth of Lesya Ukrainka): Collection of scientific papers based on the materials of the All-Ukrainian scientific and practical conference with international participation February 25–26, 2021 / scientific editor Tetiana Yeschenko. Lviv: Printing House of Lviv National Medical University named after Danylo Halytskyi, 2021. P. 286–297.
  14. Drohomyretska L., Ilnytskyi I. Integrated Technologies for Teaching the History of Ukraine in the 11th Grade: Implementation of the Competence Approach. Theory and Methodology of Teaching Social Disciplines: Scientific and Pedagogical Journal. Sumy: Sumy State Pedagogical University named after A.S. Makarenko, 2021. Issue 9. P. 125–128.
  15. Borchuk S., Drohomyretska L. “Hybrid War”: Conceptual Approaches to the Content of the Concept. Current Trends in International Relations: Collection of materials of the All-Ukrainian conference, Kyiv, December 17–18, 2020 / responsible for the issue Meleshchenko T.V., Stoyan T.A., Tsybukh V.I., Karabardin A.V., Kyiv: National Pedagogical University named after M.P. Dragomanov, 2021. 37–39.
  16. Borchuk S., Drohomyretska L. Using the Technology of Cooperative Learning During a Lesson in World History in the 11th Grade. Problems of Didactics of History: Collection of Scientific Papers / [editorial board: S. Kopylov (chairman, scientific editor) and others]. Kamianets-Podilskyi: Kamianets-Podilskyi National University named after Ivan Ogienko, 2021. Issue 12. P. 121–127.
  17. Drohomyretska L. Integrated Technologies for Teaching the History of Ukraine in the 11th Grade: Implementation of the Competence Approach // Theory and Methodology of Teaching Social Disciplines: Scientific and Pedagogical Journal. Sumy: Sumy State Pedagogical University named after A.S. Makarenko, 2021. Issue 9. P. 125–128.
  18. Drohomyretska L.R. Policy of the Russian Occupation Administration in the Religious Sphere in Eastern Galicia (1914–1917). Ukrainian Army: Main Stages of the Struggle for State Independence of Ukraine: Collection of materials of the II International Scientific and Practical Conference. November 26, 2021. Kyiv: NUOU, 2021. 300 p. P. 162–163.
  19. Borchuk S., Drohomyretska L. The Struggle of Rome for Domination in the Mediterranean 6th Grade. History in Native School, 2022. No. 2–3. P. 38–41.
  20. Drohomyretska L. Using the Funds of Museum Institutions of the National Reserve “Ancient Halych” in Historical and Local History Work at School. Historical and Local History Activities in Educational Institutions: Problems and Prospects. Collection of abstracts of reports of participants of the All-Ukrainian scientific and practical conference, Ivano-Frankivsk, April 22, 2021 / Edited by M. Yu. Kosyl and A. Z. Korolko. Ivano-Frankivsk: Symphony Forte, 2022. P. 121-125.
  21. Drohomyretska L. Museum Lessons as a Means of Developing Students’ Cognitive Interest (Using the Funds of the Museum of the History of Ancient Halych). Historical and Local Lore Activities in Educational Institutions in the Conditions of the New Ukrainian School. Collection of Abstracts of Reports of Participants of the All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Conference, Ivano-Frankivsk, May 18, 2023 / Edited by M. Yu. Kosyl and A. Z. Korolko. Ivano-Frankivsk: Symphony Forte, 2023. P. 226-230.
  22. Koliada I., Drohomyretska L., Shershen M. Methodology of Using Information Technologies in the Study of Cultural Heritage Monuments of Ukraine in the 9th Grade. Current Issues of Research in Historical Science and Teaching Subjects of Civil and Historical Education in the Context of Reform: Collection of Scientific Papers. Hlukhiv: Hlukhiv National Pedagogical University named after O. Dovzhenko, 2023. Issue 2. P. 262-266.

Educational and Methodical Materials

  1. Drohomyretska L. Methodical Instructions for Seminars and Organization of Independent Work in the Discipline “Ancient and Medieval History of Ukraine” for Students of Specialty 032 “History and Archeology” of the Educational and Qualification Level “Bachelor”. Ivano-Frankivsk: PNU, 2024. 96 p.
  2. Drohomyretska L. “Ancient and Medieval History of Ukraine”: Methodological Support of the Academic Discipline. For Students of Specialty 014 Secondary Education (History and Civic Education) of the Educational and Qualification Level “Bachelor”. Ivano-Frankivsk: PNU, 2024. 134 p.
  • Ancient and Medieval History of Ukraine (Bachelor’s degree – Secondary Education (History and Civic Education)), semesters 1 and 2;
  • Ancient and Medieval History of Ukraine (Bachelor’s degree – History and Archeology), semester 2;
  • Current Issues in the History of Ancient and Medieval Ukraine at School (Bachelor’s degree – Secondary Education (History)), semester 5;
  • Economic History of Ukraine (Bachelor’s degree – Faculty of Economics), semester 1;
  • History of Ukraine (Bachelor’s degree – Faculty of Foreign Languages and Faculty of Economics), semester 1;
  • History of Ukraine and National Culture (Bachelor’s degree – Faculty of Foreign Languages), semester 1.

Faculty of History, Political Science and International Relations
Department of History of Ukraine and methods of teaching history
street Shevchenko, 57, aud. 601
(Humanitarian Corps, 6th floor)
Ivano-Frankivsk, 76018

Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University