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Source: Saint Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering –
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Marina Malyutina's speech
The St. Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering's "Growth Point" event summarized the year's implementation of youth policy and educational activities. The event was attended by students, faculty, and staff—all those who contributed to the development of an active, vibrant, and proactive student community throughout the year.
Vice-Rector for Youth Policy Marina Malyutina addressed the participants with a welcoming speech. She emphasized that summing up the year's results is becoming a new, positive tradition for the university and allows not only to celebrate achievements but also to thank everyone involved in shaping youth policy.
The Vice-Rector paid special attention to the university's performance at the federal level. SPbGASU was ranked 9th in St. Petersburg and 88th in Russia for educational activities, a feat made possible by the active project-based, volunteer, and proactive work of its students. Marina Viktorovna noted that students are not only the object but also a full-fledged subject of youth policy; they are capable of shaping its direction, implementing their own projects, and utilizing the opportunities offered by federal programs and platforms.
Then, certificates of appreciation were presented to the university's faculty and staff for their contributions to the development of youth policy and support of student initiatives. First and foremost, recognition was given to all dean's offices, represented by the deputy deans for educational work and career guidance. Also receiving awards were Irina Deeva, Director of the Student Entrepreneurship and Career Center at SPbGASU; Oksana Safonova, Director of the Center for Physical Culture and Sports; and coaches Margarita Konovalova and Yegor Ryabchikov.
Vladimir Faddeev, Leading Technical Support Specialist for the Information Systems Department, was awarded for his active assistance in organizing and conducting youth events, his personal contribution, and his commitment to student initiatives. Irina Nuriyeva, Head of the Youth Policy Department at SPbGASU, was awarded a commendation for her personal contribution to the development of youth policy and the improvement of educational activities, as well as for supporting student initiatives and promoting the development of young people's creative potential.
Special thanks were given to departments that actively engage students in project-based activities and the All-Russian student project "Your Move": the Department of Descriptive Geometry and Engineering Graphics, the Department of Law, the Department of Legal Regulation of Urban Development and Transport, and the Department of Architectural and Civil Engineering. Acting Head of the Department of Geodesy, Land Management, and Cadastre, Yana Volkova, received special recognition.
In addition, awards were presented to students who demonstrated high activity in student government, volunteer, sports and project activities, and in the work of student media. Acknowledgments were received by Anastasia Kozlova, Nikita Grigoriev, Olga Kostyleva, Zlata Gushchina, Maria Tyrbyleva, Ekaterina Rodevich, and Arseniy Vakulenko (all from the Civil Engineering Faculty), German Sergeev (Faculty of Automobile and Road Engineering), Anna Snetkova (Faculty of Economics and Management), Ksenia Boltyan (Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Urban Management), and Sofia Andreeva (Faculty of Architecture). Students from the Faculty of Forensic Expertise and Law in Construction and Transport, including Alina Pavlova and Stanislav Rotmansky, received their media coverage of student events, and Ruslan Kafarov, Egor Kolobov, Daria Meleshina, and Artem Vasiliev received their awards for the effective organization of the educational project "InfoShield," aimed at improving legal literacy among the younger generation and implemented with the support of the Rosmolodezh Grants program. A citation was also received by Antonia Angelova, graduate student and Chair of the Council of International Students.
The university's creative and media associations were also recognized. The Kirpich media studio, along with its active member and director, Andrei Kostrikin, received a commendation for their professional coverage of youth projects and their contribution to the development of the university media space. Commendations were also given to activists of the Kirpich Center for Social and Creative Arts: Maria Roshchina, Anastasia Kopylova, Elizaveta Sukhinina, Vidana Kirsanova, Angelina Tomilina, and Svetlana Koroleva.
At the end of the event, the results of the student initiative—the Faculty New Year's Tree Competition—were announced. All the university's faculties participated. Winners were announced in several categories: for creativity, atmosphere, and originality of the submitted works.
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