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 The last meeting of the Social Work Department this semester featured a guest speaker, Ksenia Shirleva. Ksenia works for the Adaptation and Education Center for Refugee Children, which is one of the projects of the Civil Aid committee. This Committee plays a mediator role between officials and refugees, providing a variety of social help. |
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On December 5 the guest at the RACU student meeting was Irina Yasykova – poet, broadcaster, journalist, and well-known specialist in Russia and abroad in the sphere of Christian culture. Her topic: “Symbol. Fantasy or Reality?” |
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 On November 28, students, alumni and teachers from the RACU business and economics department took part in the Seventh Annual Conference of Accountants and Auditors at the Kremlin. Many important issues were discussed, including the problems of small businesses and the transition to international standards of financial accounting. Participants in this national conference had an opportunity to learn from research, done by a number of banks, regarding specific problems small businesses in the Russian Federation face when opening. |
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 Student meetings at RACU regularly feature well-known writers, businessmen, pastors, and priests. On November 29th, Father Anthony Lakirev from The Icon of God’s Mother Church in Troitsk, shared with students about the mystery of the Eucharist (communion). In the orthodox tradition Eucharist is central to the service, because of the belief that it is through this mystery the finite life of the believer touches the eternal. It is a moment when a believer sees and experiences the resurrected Christ. It is when those who take part in this mystery take part in the life of Christ. |
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 On November 2nd RACU students visited Servantes Institute to listen to a lecture entitled “Harmonized Principles of Modern Education.” The guest speaker, Vincente Garsia Sanguan, has fifteen years of experience teaching in Valdorf schools in Europe. Now he works with elementary students at Valdorf School in Las-Rosus (Madrid). |
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 On the occasion of “Small Business Week” in the city of Tver, the non-commercial partnership “Integra” offered a Business seminar series. As speakers and consultants for this event, “Integra” invited two professors from RACU — Irina Tubyanskaya and Cynthia Moody who led a mini-seminar on Russian tax law and a workshop focused on key issues in management. |
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 RACU is a bi-national educational institution and it is not a surprise that our students decided to visit the American Center which is located on the third floor of the Russian State Library of Foreign Literature.
In addition to library and reference services, the Center provides exhibits and weekly lectures on topics ranging from the history of racial tolerance to contemporary country music. Patrons of the American Center can watch award winning films, participate in meetings of a Discussion Club and other cultural events.
“I like to learn new things about other cultures” – says one of the students from the Language and Literature Department. “I think that I will become a common visitor of this Center because here I can become acquainted with American students who study in Moscow and take an interest in the literary legacy of America. I will gladly participate in the Poetic evenings of the Center and other cultural events.” |
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 For more than three years, a special program has been offered at RACU for those students who are serious about their studies and whose GPA is above 4.5. The RACU Honors Program provides them the right to participate in cultural events, special meetings, book discussions and other activities. Also, Honors Program students can take additional courses without extra payment. |
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