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Rector of ChNU named after. Peter Mogila L.P. Klimenko spoke about political science students and teachers as “prostitutes”. Students of this university are outraged by the actions and statements of the rector and shared their thoughts with the readers of Crime.NO.

On behalf of the editors, I would like to note that political science has transformed the world and no “Soviet” rectors will be able to cross out the visible and invisible results of the modern political process, one of which is freedom of thought and action, including that of students. And such rectors as Pan Klimenko disarm our country in the face of the enemy. After all, it is not only our soldiers who fight at the front, but our thoughts and intentions.

Many people, in connection with some events in Nikolaev Mogilyanka, had a question: why is the 65-year-old head of the best Nikolaev university fighting with students? As a direct participant in all events, I propose to plunge into the world of the whole problem.

About a year ago, I was a 2nd (at that time) year political science student at ChNU named after. Petro Mogila, together with their friends and classmates, decided to turn to the rector of the university, Leonid Pavlovich Klimenko, with one single request - to install a device for boiling water in the building where political scientists, historians and international affairs study (the building is located separately from the main building, where the dining room is in winter, for example, to make tea/coffee, you go through a very long process). The rector verbally explained to us: there is no money (but you hold on). We disappointedly took it for granted.

The height of cynicism and hypocrisy appeared before us when, a few months later, renovation work was carried out in Mogilyanka for the arrival of President Poroshenko. Later, the rector explained this situation to us: “When you invite guests, do you clean the house?” We clean, of course, but we don’t live in shit all the time. Why is there money for a one-time visit by the President, but never for students?

This situation seemed outrageous to us. And all this was fueled by cracks in the walls of our building, on which they refused to spend money even before the President’s arrival. Plus, dilapidated windows that are falling apart, the heating is turned on closer to December 1st, the lack of modern equipment: once we asked the rector interactive whiteboard, since one dilapidated projector for a faculty of 20 groups is too little (our proposal was met with laughter and subsequently ignored). In addition, a new one has begun academic year, and we – public sector employees – paid an annual fee of 2 thousand hryvnia for “additional basic services.” Where this money really goes is the question. And some also have to pay 400 hryvnia per month for the hostel. And what do dormitory residents get in return?

In October, the student board visited one of the dormitories in Mogilyanka, where they discovered simply terrible living conditions for students. Photographs of all this we published in our author community on VKontakte. One of the Nikolaev news sites published these photos.

The next school day we were called “on the carpet” to the rector’s office. There Leonid Pavlovich gave us a debriefing: how dare we publish these photographs? Who gave us the right to do this? Besides, we were accused of fulfilling the order MP from the Opposition Bloc Oleg Soltys, with whom the university has been suing for many years over the premises of one of the buildings. Moreover, The rector then called all political scientists “prostitutes”, and he called us with his author’s curse – “pre-rastas”. For unknown reasons, the main prostitutes turned out to be journalists from the publication Crime.NO.

The next day, the rector decided to establish contact with students - he organized a meeting in the reading room, where there were about 50 students, vice-rectors, deans, and teachers. But it was not possible to establish contact - the mass event turned into public humiliation of me and my friends, who allegedly “brazenly defamed the name of the university” (when they posted those same photographs of the dormitory). By chance, journalists from one of the Nikolaev websites turned out to be at the meeting and recorded the entire event on a dictaphone. They kindly provided a recording of the rector’s words that we are pre-erasts, and the rest of the political scientists, led by the journalists from Crime.NO, are prostitutes.

And if we hadn’t made noise then, the heating wouldn’t have been turned on for us on time (according to tradition), there wouldn’t have been any talk about any repairs to the case, and the projector wouldn’t have been fixed for us the next day after the conversation (although before that it had been in trouble for months repair).

The rector looked for a long time for a reason to punish us in some way. But we are not the worst students - we go to classes regularly, we have no debts, we study well. Leonid Pavlovich undertook to close our building at 9:00, did not allow political scientists who were late to take classes, and reprimanded students with passes (for which some of these same students took up arms against us). But I still found a reason.

On January 10, we went to school for the first time in the new year. During the big break, we weren’t able to eat in the cafeteria (those who studied in Mogilyanka saw huge queues). We went to a physical education class, traditionally for the first couple in the trimester, we listened to safety precautions and went to eat in the dining room. There we met the rector, who was standing in line behind us. Leonid Pavlovich did not ask why we were not in pairs. Well, okay.

The next day, our dean tells us to write explanatory notes about our “truancy” as a couple. We wrote, explained everything, and two hours later the rector reprimanded us (for a student, this is a punishment in the form of deprivation of a scholarship). He only reprimanded us and three other sociologists. As Leonid Pavlovich later explained: “I only gave reprimands to those I know personally.” All the other students who were sitting in the dining room that fateful day were not punished! Here it is selective justice at ChNU named after. Peter's Mogila.

After classes, we decided to read the text of the reprimand, but the rector preferred to talk to us personally. The next conversation with him differed only in one thing - we were humiliated in more cultural form than before (“pre-growers” ​​have somehow disappeared from the rector’s vocabulary).

Leonid Pavlovich ignored our main argument from the Internal Regulations of ChNU, which states that students of 3rd and above courses have the right to freely attend lectures. It is not clear how to interpret the lecture on safety precautions in physical education differently.

This was followed by a long, tedious conversation, where once again it became clear that political scientists are indeed prostitutes, but now the rector singled out special political scientists-prostitutes: Andrei Lokhmatov, Andrei Senchenko and Oleg Derenyuga. The entire teaching staff of the Department of Political Science was also called prostitutes. They say they trained students who later went to work in the “pedin”. I can’t help but highlight the rector’s words that the laws in our country can be ignored - no one does this, so we won’t either.

In general, the result: I personally may soon be deprived of the Verkhovna Rada Scholarship, which I was given for a year for excellent studies; for publishing photos of the dormitory, I and some classmates may be deprived of social benefits from the state; in Mogilyanka, sanctions are applied only to those students who personally did not please the rector.

Yes, this is not the first time that students in Mogilyanka have rioted. This happened before, but almost always the rector managed to get away with it, and those “at fault” were either deprived of scholarships or expelled. We do not intend to tolerate an attitude at the “feudal-serf” level. This is not the first time our honor has been defamed in front of the entire university. And we don’t want to sit quietly further, this time without a scholarship, waiting for possible expulsion for nothing.

I can talk for a long time about the problems of the university, for example, with the exploitation of students for the sake of spreading political propaganda in 2015, the campaign itself before the elections within the walls of the university. But that's not even what hurts me the most. It’s sad that I know of huge corruption schemes in Mogilyanka, which positions itself as a university without bribes, but it is impossible to confirm this information. The education sector is one of the most corrupt areas of society in Ukraine. And it is impossible to prove that the student “bought” the grade, and did not deserve it with an oral answer in the exam.

And it’s also very insulting, not for abstract political scientists and even for PN journalists, who were called prostitutes. It’s a shame for the head of the department Nikolay Semenovich Ivanov, Anatoly Ivanovich Kolisnichenko, Olesya Aleksandrovna Levchenko, Vadim Evgenievich Kurilo, Viktor Dmitrievich Bronnikov, Vera Nikolaevna Yaroshenko, Roman Vyacheslavovich Chuprin, Natalya Anatolyevna Gromadskaya, Natalya Mikhailovna Kolesnichenko, T Lushagina Atyana Viktorovna, Anna Sergeevna Solovyova, Sergey Shkirchak Ivanovich and Marina Vladimirovna Orlenko - excellent teachers, masters of their craft, wise mentors - whom the rector also classified as prostitutes.

P.S. Dear Leonid Pavlovich, my scholarship is the result of my labor, and your whims and personal hostility towards me cannot in any way allow me to be deprived social benefits from the state, and also be a reason for expulsion. Me and my friends - best students of your group. And you work for us - for the students. We order services from you: all state employees pay 2 thousand a year, contract employees – much more. Please be kind and provide these services with quality, culture (!) and impartiality. Otherwise, it turns out that Mogilyanka is no longer the best university in Nikolaev and certainly lacks any European standards (which is what you love to talk about). And there is no need to say that we are acting “unpatriotic.” IN in this case, we defend our honor and right to decent education at ChNU named after. Peter's Mogila.

P.P.S. Ahead of future attacks in my direction:

1) “Well, you skipped a couple! Why are you whining? We got what we deserved!” Even if we accept the fact that we skipped a couple (although this is not the case), this is not a reason for a reprimand and deprivation of the scholarship.

2) “But you study at the best university in the city! Look at the others - there is devastation there!” But we don’t want to look at other universities in Nikolaev. From the first day of training we are told about European standards and values. So we started looking at European universities.