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Summer Intensive Modules
Every year at RACU, dedicated professors from U.S. universities come to Moscow to teach in intensive courses held during the end of May and beginning of June. These intensive “Spring Modules” allow our students to complete their programs in a timely manner, and it also gives us a chance to expose our students to American professors who cannot live year-round in Moscow, but who would like to participate in helping to build RACU. To date, we have had more than 100 professors come and teach for us in these intensive courses, and they have added so much richness and diversity to our teaching faculty.
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“Hurry to Do Good”
What's New
On the 29th of March an organizational conference was held to prepare for a series of television programs that will focus on acts of charity in Russia. These twelve television programs will tell the stories of certain people or organizations active in works of mercy today.
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Life After College
What's New
What is a Bachelor degree? Where can a graduate work after receiving one? Where can they continue their education after finishing at RACU? These and other questions were answered at a professional seminar organized by the Language and Literature Department.
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First Academic Conference of Social Work Department
What's New
RACU’s first ever academic conference for the Department of Social Work was held on March 18, 2008. The theme, “Modern Technologies of Social Work and the Family in Russia” was chosen with a purpose. “2008 is the year of the family in Russia, and that is why we decided to concentrate on the various spheres of family life in need of the help of a social worker” stated Olga Balaeva, professor of social work, in her introductory speech.
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The Fifth Annual Music Festival
What's New
Each year the “Called to be the First” competition becomes more popular. From March 5-9 the jury chose the most deserving of the music and dance groups which had traveled to Moscow from cities across Russia. Included in the musical groups striving for the award were our students.
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What is the secret of success and happiness?
What's New
For more than two hours this complicated theme was discussed at a seminar for students from the Business and Economics Department. Our guest speaker, Galina Maslennikova, a professional family psychologist and the director of the Family Center in Moscow, reminded students of the importance of the family.
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New Interpretations of Old Stories
What's New
During the month of February RACU students were treated to plays at the Satirikon theater compliments of the International Christian Theater Society. Students saw performances of Funny Money by Ray Coony, The Contrabass by Patrick Zyuskind, and William Shakespeare’s immortal Richard the Third and King Lear.
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Students’ Day
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On January 25th each year, students across Russia celebrate “Students’ Day,” and RACU was no exception. The annual ceremony, which rewards our best students, is a day of great celebration. Tatyana Yaskova, director of public relations for RACU, organized a day of competitions, games, skits, and surprises. RACU musical groups sang, and members of the media team previewed short videos. The event concluded with a wonderful concert by a well-known group of musicians.
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