We are delighted to announce that Professor Jolanta Szempruch, Vice-Rector for Research and International Relations at the University of Rzeszów, has been elected as a foreign member of the Department of Vocational Education and Adult Education of the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine. This election is a recognition of her contributions to the development of pedagogy, education, and related sciences, as well as her efforts in fostering Polish-Ukrainian cooperation.

In the justification of the decision received by Professor Szempruch, the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine expressed congratulations and respect for her achievements in research on pedagogical issues, the functioning of the modern family, pedeutology, and social changes at various levels. The significance of her scientific and organizational activities, which have contributed to strengthening cooperation between Poland and Ukraine in the field of education and science, was also highlighted.

"It is a great honor and distinction for me," commented Professor Jolanta Szempruch. "My scientific work has always been associated with seeking solutions in adult education and studying pedagogical and sociological processes that are crucial for the development of societies. International cooperation, especially with our Ukrainian partners, is particularly important to me, and I am pleased that my efforts have been appreciated."

Professor Szempruch's election to this prestigious scientific institution is not only a personal distinction but also underscores the significance of the University of Rzeszów on the international scientific stage, particularly in the field of social sciences and education. This nomination is also evidence of the high quality of scientific and organizational work conducted by the university and its importance in international scientific cooperation.

According to the letter received, the National Academy of Educational Sciences of Ukraine expressed hope for continued fruitful cooperation with the University of Rzeszów, which may bring new opportunities for the exchange of knowledge and experiences in the future.

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