Alla Oleksandrivna Lytvynenko (Panova)

N. K. Krupska Scholarship recipient (1956–1957) and a 1959 graduate of the Physics Department at the Kherson State Pedagogical Institute (KSPI). Following graduation, she served as Secretary of the KSPI Komsomol Committee (1959–1960) and Secretary of the Kherson City Komsomol Committee (1961–1963). She later became a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Pedagogy and Psychology at KSPI and Head of the Pioneer Leaders Training Department of the KSPI Faculty of Public Professions.

Valentyna Ivanivna Hryshchenko (Lysenko)

Lenin Scholarship recipient at KSPI (1960–1961) and a 1961 graduate of the KSPI Mathematics Department. From 1964, she worked as an Assistant, then Senior Lecturer at the KSPI Mathematics Department. Since 1973: Candidate of Sciences (PhD) in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor. From 1984 to 1989, she served as Dean of the KSPI Faculty of Physics and Mathematics. Between 1995 and 2006, she was Head of the Department of Natural and Mathematical Disciplines at the South Ukrainian Regional Institute of Postgraduate Education. Since 2007, she has been an Associate Professor at the Department of Natural and Mathematical Disciplines at the Kherson State Maritime Institute. Excellence in Education of Ukraine Awardee (August 1999).

Yakiv Davydovych Plotkin

Lenin Scholarship recipient at KSPI (1961–1962) and a 1962 graduate of the KSPI Mathematics Department. From 1963, he served as an Assistant, then Senior Lecturer at the KSPI Department of Higher Mathematics. Since 1978: Candidate of Sciences (PhD) in Physics and Mathematics, Associate Professor at the KSPI Mathematical Analysis Department. Currently, he is an Associate Professor at the Department of Algebra, Geometry, and Mathematical Analysis at Kherson State University (KSU).

Mykola Ivanovych Babenko

Lenin Scholarship recipient (1963–1965) and a 1966 graduate of the Physics Department. From 1967 to 1988, he worked as a physics teacher at Kherson Secondary School No. 20, followed by a tenure teaching physics in secondary educational institutions in Tunisia. Since 1989, he has served as Director of the Physics and Technology Lyceum at the Kherson National Technical University (KNTU). Honored Teacher of Ukraine and Candidate of Sciences (PhD) in Technical Sciences. Since 2009: Honorary Citizen of Kherson.

Mykola Petrovych Vereshchaka

Lenin Scholarship recipient at KSPI (1967) and a 1968 graduate of the Physics Department. Following graduation, he served as an Assistant and later Senior Lecturer at the KSPI Department of Professional Training. Candidate of Sciences (PhD) in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor at the KSU Department of Professional Training. Since 2009, he has been an Associate Professor at the Kherson Maritime Institute.

Svitlana Pavlivna Paraskevych

Lenin Scholarship recipient at KSPI (1975–1977) and a 1977 graduate of the KSPI Mathematics Department. After graduation, she worked as a mathematics teacher at Kherson Secondary School No. 32, followed by teaching positions at the Kherson Ship Mechanical Technical College and later the Kherson Maritime College. From 2007, she served as an Assistant, then Senior Lecturer at the KSU Department of Algebra, Geometry, and Mathematical Analysis. Since 2009: Candidate of Sciences (PhD) in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor.

Oleksandr Valentynovych Nemchenko

N. K. Krupska Scholarship recipient (1977–1978) and a 1978 graduate of the Physics Department. Following graduation, he was a postgraduate student at KNTU, and subsequently a Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor at the KSPI Physics Department. Candidate of Sciences (PhD) in Physics and Mathematics since 1993.

Larysa Mykolaivna Novikova

N. K. Krupska Scholarship recipient (1980–1981) during her second year at KSPI; Lenin Scholarship recipient at KSPI (1981–1983). She graduated from the Mathematics Department in 1983. After graduation, she worked as a mathematics teacher at the 8-year School No. 15 and as an Instructor in the Student Youth Department of the Regional Komsomol Committee. Since 1999, she has been a highest-category teacher at Kherson Specialized Secondary School No. 30.

Tetiana Leondivna Honcharenko

Lenin Scholarship recipient at KSPI (1990–1994) and a 1994 graduate of the Physics Department. From 1989 to 1994, she studied at the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics of the N. K. Krupska KSPI, graduating with honors. In 2006, she completed her Master's degree with honors, qualifying as a teacher of fine arts, ethics, aesthetics, and artistic culture. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine since 2012. In 2013, she defended her Candidate of Sciences (PhD) dissertation titled "Formation of a Physics Teacher's Readiness to Design the Educational Process in Postgraduate Education." Since 2018, she has been Head of the KSU Department of Physics and Methods of its Teaching.

Kostiantyn Serhiiovych Shaposhnikov

Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Scholarship recipient (2002) and a 2004 graduate of the Mathematics Department. After graduating from KSU, he became a Lecturer and Associate Professor at the KSU Department of Economic Theory. Candidate of Sciences (PhD) in Economic Sciences since 2006.

Maryna Kostina (Bykova)

Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Scholarship recipient (2003) and a 2004 graduate of the KSU Physics Department. Following graduation, she worked as a physics teacher at Kherson Gymnasium No. 20.

Oleksandr Olehovych Cherednichenko

Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Scholarship recipient and a 2008 graduate of the "Computer Science" specialty. After graduation, he became a Lead Programmer at "Software Quality Production."

Ivan Valeriiovych Alekseichuk

Graduate of the "Computer Science" specialty (2015). Awarded the President of Ukraine Academic Scholarship in 2010.

Vitalii Viktorovych Dyba

Graduate of the "Computer Science" specialty. Regional Scholarship recipient (2011).

Yevhen Andriiovych Alforov

Graduate of the "Computer Science" specialty (2015). Recipient of the M. S. Lvov Named Scholarship of KSU (2011).

O. Steblova

Graduate of the "Physics" specialty. Recipient of the M. S. Lvov Named Scholarship of KSU (2011).

Yuliia Anatoliivna Kuliesh

Graduate of the "Mathematics" specialty. Recipient of the M. S. Lvov Named Scholarship of KSU (2011).

O. Andriuk

Graduate of the "Mathematics" specialty. Recipient of the M. S. Lvov Named Scholarship of KSU (2011).

S. Yakushchenko

Graduate of the "Physics" specialty. Recipient of the M. S. Lvov Named Scholarship of KSU (2012).

V. Shcherbiuk

Graduate of the "Physics" specialty (2012–2017 academic years). Awarded the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Scholarship in 2018.

Denys Senchyshen

Graduate of the "Software Engineering" specialty. Awarded the President of Ukraine Academic Scholarship in 2018.

Artur Tarasiuk

Student at the Faculty of Computer Sciences, Physics, and Mathematics, majoring in "Computer Science". Awarded the President of Ukraine Academic Scholarship in 2019; Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Scholarship recipient (2020).

Olha Konnova

Student at the Faculty of Computer Sciences, Physics, and Mathematics, majoring in "Software Engineering". Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Scholarship recipient (2021).

Anna Kiselhof

Student at the Faculty of Computer Sciences, Physics, and Mathematics, majoring in "Software Engineering". Awarded the President of Ukraine Academic Scholarship.

Anastasiia Koriahina

Student at the Faculty of Computer Sciences, Physics, and Mathematics, majoring in 122 "Computer Science". Awarded the President of Ukraine Academic Scholarship during the 2021–2022 academic year.

Yaroslava Hladysh

Student at the Faculty of Computer Sciences, Physics, and Mathematics, majoring in 014 "Secondary Education (Mathematics)". Awarded the President of Ukraine Academic Scholarship during the 2021–2022 academic year.

Viktoriia Lemeshchuk

Student at the Faculty of Computer Sciences, Physics, and Mathematics, majoring in 014 "Secondary Education (Computer Science)". Awarded the President of Ukraine Academic Scholarship during the 2023–2024 academic year.

Vitalina Hrabovska

Student at the Faculty of Computer Sciences, Physics, and Mathematics, majoring in 121 "Software Engineering". Awarded the President of Ukraine Academic Scholarship during the second semester of the 2024–2025 academic year.

Dmytro Yanchukov

Student at the Faculty of Computer Sciences, Physics, and Mathematics, majoring in 121 "Software Engineering". Awarded the President of Ukraine Academic Scholarship during the first semester of the 2025–2026 academic year.