Prof. Andrii Krawchuk was a full-time professor specializing in Ukrainian and Eastern Church History from 1998 until 2004. He taught a number of graduate courses: THO 6375 Ethnoreligious Conflict in the Christian East (Fall 2003); THO 7286/7686 Research Seminar: The Use and Abuse of “Historical Truth” (Fall 2002 and Winter 2003); THO 6375 Women in Christian East (Fall 2001); THO 6375 Theological and Historical Approaches to Eastern Christian Studies (Fall 2000); THO 7285/7685 Ethnoreligious Conflict: Towards a Responsible Theology of Reconciliation / Le Conflict Ethno-Religieux: vers une Théologie Responsible de la Réconciliation (Research Seminar) (Fall 1999 and Winter 2001). He also taught the following undergraduate courses: THO 3324 Introduction to Eastern Christian Ethics (Winter 2004 and Fall 2000); THO 2138 The Ukrainian Churches in North America (Fall 2001 and Winter 1999); THO 2134 The Seven Ecumenical Councils in Eastern Christian Tradition (Winter 2002 and Winter 1999); THO 2139 Patristic Moral Tradition (Winter 2002 and Fall 1998); THO 2135 The Eastern Christian Churches in the Second Millennium (Winter 2001); THO 2178 History of the Ukrainian Church (Winter 2000 and Fall 2002)