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 RACU students interested in written translation recently had an unique opportunity to meet professional translators who have years of experience in the field, translating fiction, biographies, and works of philosophy, fine arts, and history.
Students from the Language and Literature Department have been participating in meetings of the Translators’ Club, which regularly takes place in the museum of the famous Russian writer Ostrovskiy. Oleg Shevkun, who teaches Written Translation classes at RACU encourages them to participate in these events on a regular basis in order to become better acquainted with the details of this important work. |
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 September is a tough month Seniors in the Business and Economics Department - they have to give a report on their summer internships. Some of them tested their skills and received practical experience by working in small companies, others dared to get a temporary job in big companies or banks. |
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Each year in September, Bishop Seraphim comes to Moscow to participate in a series of events organized by The Russian Orthodox Church in memory of the well-known Orthodox priest Alexander Men’, who was killed in September of 1990. Father Seraphim always gladly accepts invitations from RACU to come and share his thoughts about spiritual issues with the students.
On the 19th of September at the student chapel Bishop Seraphim talked about the relationship between God and man. He reminded RACU students that the key to having a deep and close relationship with the Lord lies in finding the right answers to the following questions: How does a person feel in the presence of God? and What does he think about the Almighty? |
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 We have a great tradition at RACU – right before the beginning of each academic year all faculty and staff members of the university go outside of Moscow for a short retreat. This time of informal fellowship is always full of exciting things: we get to know each other better, play sports, discuss plans for up-coming semesters, and enjoy being outside far away from the noisy capital.
This year new professors and staff members joined our team. We are glad that some of them are RACU alumni, who have a strong desire to be useful for the university. With such a strong team this academic year promises to be a remarkable one.
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 Forty new students joined our university. They come from different regions of Russia: Central and Southern parts, Caucasus, Siberia and other places. They come from far away with a desire to study in a Christian university, which can provide them not only with professional knowledge and skills, but help them with their personal and spiritual growth as well. The students come to RACU with lots of energy and willingness to study. This academic year is going to be an exciting one! |
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 Saturday, May 26, 2007 was a very exciting day not only for the graduates, their parents and friends who attended the seventh commencement ceremony at the Russian-American Christian University, but also for the faculty, staff, and members of the Board of Trustees. Everybody realized the importance of the moment: the event marks the beginning of our graduates’ professional life.
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“Inside Higher Education,” an e-mail news service about higher education issues, produced a major feature story about the history and development of the Russian-American Christian University (RACU) in Moscow. To see the full text of this feature story, visit this link: http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2007/03/16/racu
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 Georgy Denisenko, a Vice President of Citibank Russia, has been appointed to the Board of Trustees of the Russian-American Christian University. Denisenko, who was born and raised in Moscow, attended the Moscow Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) for one year before transferring to Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa, where he graduated with a business degree in 1996. After taking a position with Citibank North America, he completed a Master of Business Administration degree at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. In 2002, Denisenko returned to Moscow as a marketing manager for Citibank Russia and was subsequently made a Vice President.
Because of his undergraduate education at Dordt College, a partner college to RACU, Denisenko developed a deep appreciation for faith-based liberal arts education. After serving on RACU’s Board of Advisors, he was unanimously elected to the Board of Trustees. |
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