PR Specialist Day is celebrated today in Russia. Aleksandr Chumikov, general director of the International Press Club. Chumikov PR and Consulting agency, the head researcher of the RAS Institute of Sociology, doctor of political sciences, professor, and member of the SUSU Supervisory Council shared his rich experience in this area and told us about the in-demand areas and interesting projects.
– Aleksandr Nikolaevich, tell us, how did you begin your PR career?
The business forum Chelyabinsk Region Days has wrapped up in Bishkek. The SUSU delegation, working within the official delegation for the region headed by the governor, gave us a summary of the visit.
Admissions campaigns are entering the final straight at Russian universities. More than 10 thousand applicants have sent documents already to South Ural State University. Last Saturday, future first-year students and their parents gathered in the university conference hall to get answers to questions that worried them. University rector Aleksandr Shestakov answered them in the traditional Rector's Hour.
One of the divisions of South Ural State University is the Polytechnic Institute. Annually, hundreds of specialists, ready to work in factories and combines for our city and region, graduate from the institute’s technical programs.
We spoke with Georgiy Tselykh, graduate of the Faculty of Metallurgy and head of the office of aftersale services at ChMK PAO, and found out what his career as a metallurgist began with and what stages he had to go through to achieve his position.
Summer is the time for interesting exhibitions and forums. SUSU students don't only actively participate in them, but also receive serious grants for their developments. Olga Shvedina, bachelors' student at South Ural State University, participant of the Tarvida, Utro, Territoriya Smyslov forums and multiple-time winner of the game creation competition Global Game Jam, told us about her project for children with intellectual disabilities and shared her emotions from the Innoprom exhibition.
A Festival of Color was held on Thursday, July 20th at the SUSU student campground Olimp. The whole camp gathered at the beach to perform the song “Malo Polovin”, and then paint themselves with Holi dyes.
Trade Worker’s Day is celebrated on July 22nd in Russia. Since ancient times, trade has played an important role in economic life and today, it is one of the most developed fields. At SUSU, future trade workers study in the School of Economics and Management in the Department of Logistics and Economics of Trad. Alena Levina, head of the department, told us about the trends and key qualities of a successful worker in the trade field.
This was announced by university representatives at a press conference dedicated to the beginning of Russian research into bread announced by the Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Russian System of Quality.
Within a program to introduce postgraduates to the institutes of South Ural State University, future students of the Mechanical and Technological Faculty and the Faculty of Material Science and Metallurgical Technologies of the Polytechnic Institute went on an excursion to ChKPZ on July 18th and found out all the ins and outs of working in mechanical engineering and metallurgy.
On July 17th the results of the competitions The Beginning of Big Science 2017 and Scientific Potential 2017, held within project M 3.2.1. “Support young researchers and students with grants for scientific projects, including completion of internships in leading research organizations and universities” were announced.
Postgraduates of the Polytechnic Institute of South Ural State University went on an excursion at the Chelyabinsk Tube-Rolling Factory (ChTRF). In particular, they were shown 2 shops: Vysota 239 and Eterno.
SUSU representatives are off to Bishkek as part of an official delegation of the Chelyabinsk Region in Kyrgyzstan.
An official visit of a delegation from the government of the Chelyabinsk Region will be held July 19th-20th in Bishkek. On those days, in the capital of Kyrgyzstan, politicians, bureaucrats, workers of the academic and health industries, businessmen, and manufacturers will take part in the complex, international project – Chelyabinsk Region Days in Kyrgyzstan. The delegation in Bishkek will include members of the SUSU Office of International Affairs.
A design concept for a quick-charge device for electric vehicle named best by Renault and Nissan.
INNOPROM-2017 was marked by an important event for the SUSU Center of Computer Engineering – the design of a charging device for vehicles won an industrial design contest. The project by masters’ student of the Department of Design and Invention Roman Tkachev entitled “Device for quick-charge of electric vehicles with a power of 60 Kw” took first place in the nomination “Design of Environmental Equipment.”
South Ural State University was visited by Indian scientist Shirish Sonawane. He is the Director of the Laboratory of Synthesis and Analysis of Food Ingredients which was created in the frameworks of realizing strategic initiatives of the Project 5-100, implemented at the university.
SUSU students don’t only get their bronze summer tans laying on the white sands near the water, but also while working hard in practical training, like the students of the Faculty of History of the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities, who have set off for an archaeological expedition to a site from the bronze age – burial mound #12 in the Kartalinskiy region.
One of the most important holidays for the Chelyabinsk Region, Metallurgist Day, is celebrated this year on July 16th. On the days leading up to this meaningful date, South Ural State University graduate, main metallurgist of SKB Turbina AO, Sergey Vertsyukh, told us about his career after graduating from South Ural State University.
– Why did you choose to be a metallurgist and study at SUSU?
The Olimp student sport and health center is broadening its borders. This summer, not only did Russian students from SUSU come to visit, but also visitors from abroad.
In 2017, Olimp was a place uniting people from various countries: Zimbabwe, Syria, Mexico, Venezuela, Columbia, and Iraq. Over a few days, the thirteen international students will live in the territory of the famous SUSU camp and speak Russian. According to the organizers, this format will allow folks from different countries more quickly adapt to the new conditions.
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