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Source: Official website of the State –
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From November 8 to 11, representatives of the State University of Management (SUM) and the Moscow City Branch of the All-Russian Student Rescue Corps (MGO VSKS) visited the Luhansk People's Republic (LPR) to provide support to military personnel participating in the special military operation (SMO). This initiative was implemented as part of the "SUM — SVOim" project, which launched in January 2024 and is part of the Ministry of Education and Science's public initiative "Universities for the Front."
The delegation included Vladimir Stroyev, Rector of the State University of Management, Vitaly Lapshenkov and Pavel Pavlovsky, Vice-Rectors, Maxim Dzhetygenov, Head of the Moscow City Branch of the All-Russian Society of the Cossacks, Moscow City Duma Deputy, and State University of Management employee.
The main result of the trip was the transfer of a ton of humanitarian aid to three military units, including: trench candles and heating stoves, camouflage nets, hygiene kits, dry showers, long-life food products, consumables and medicines needed for repairs.
Furthermore, on November 10, the delegation was the guest of honor at a gala concert celebrating the third anniversary of the Luhansk regional branch of the VSKS. This celebration became a symbol of growing cooperation, time-tested and based on shared goals.
In his ceremonial speech, the Rector of the State University of Management noted that VSKS student teams often visit the university, where they are sincerely welcomed: "Many students from the Luhansk regional branch studied at our university. In this sense, we can be considered sister cities. VSKS student teams perform important practical functions, not only being part of student life but also fostering patriotism and civic engagement in young people."
Vladimir Stroyev also delivered a lecture at Vladimir Dahl Luhansk State University on the modern Russian management system. In his presentation, the professor discussed new challenges and trends in the training of civil servants. "A modern manager must combine technical literacy with 'patriotic responsibility,' strategic thinking with operational flexibility, and knowledge of international experience and context with an understanding of the specifics of the Russian management model. Today, the entire training of future management elites is viewed through the prism of national goals and spiritual and moral values, which significantly influences the content of training programs," Vladimir Vitalyevich emphasized.
As a reminder, the "GUU-SVOim" project aims to support military personnel serving in the SVO zone. The initiative encompasses a wide range of activities, from collecting and delivering humanitarian aid to organizing cultural and educational events for service members and their families. In 2025, the third mission to deliver humanitarian aid to service members took place. The "GUU-SVOim" project is a shining example of effective collaboration between an educational institution and a public organization to provide support and assistance to those on the front lines.
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