SUSTA was founded in April 1953 by 68 delegates representing 22 Ukrainian student clubs. They assembled for a congress at Columbia University and established SUSTA with its primary mission of creating a network of Ukrainian student clubs at American universities.
After going defunct in the late 2010s, SUSTA was reignited by a coalition of Ukrainian Student Organizations in response to russia's unprovoked, barbaric invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Together, we focus on:
SUSTA was founded in April 1953 by 68 delegates representing 22 Ukrainian student clubs. They assembled for a congress at Columbia University and established SUSTA with its primary mission of creating a network of Ukrainian student clubs at American universities.
After going defunct in the late 2010s, SUSTA was reignited by a coalition of Ukrainian Student Organizations in response to russia's unprovoked, barbaric invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Together, we focus on:
About SUSTA
Our goal is to promote the creation and networking of Ukrainian student clubs at American universities, to educate and inform Ukrainian-American students about issues relevant to them, to encourage the development of a Ukrainian-American student movement, to foster an understanding among non-Ukrainian ethnic groups as to Ukrainian affairs and issues, to promote the formation of local Ukrainian clubs at American Universities and to support Ukrainian clubs with resources and ideas for events
About SUSTA
Our goal is to promote the creation and networking of Ukrainian student clubs at American universities, to educate and inform Ukrainian-American students about issues relevant to them, to encourage the development of a Ukrainian-American student movement, to foster an understanding among non-Ukrainian ethnic groups as to Ukrainian affairs and issues, to promote the formation of local Ukrainian clubs at American Universities and to support Ukrainian clubs with resources and ideas for events