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Results of the essay contest in English
Results of the essay contest in English April 10, there was an awards ceremony for winners of the international essay contest in English dedicated to World Day of Social Justice.
University students from different points of the Russian Federation from Rostov-on-Don to Novosibirsk in their works were reasoning about the problem of social inequality. All of 155 works were submitted to the contest.
Vera Solovieva, director of the Institute of Trade, Food Technology and Service, greeted the winners of the contest, "It is the service sector that today is challenged with a need for specialists who know languages. The topic declared was uneasy: it is a philosophical, very deep theme. I am perfectly aware of how difficult it was to cover such a philosophical theme in a foreign language. "
Foreign colleagues also presented their works. The universities of Lithuania (Panev??ys), Belorussia (Polotsk) and the United States of America (Sacramento, California) took part in the contest.
The results of the contest were as follows.
Nomination “Wealth and income”:
1 place: Maria Lysova ( USPU , Yekaterinburg), Alexander Ivanov ( USPU , Yekaterinburg), and Daniil Streltsov (MIIT, Moscow).
2 place: Vladimir Gladchenko (RCA Rostov branch, Rostov-on-Don), Victoria Malyshkina (IUT, Tyumen), and Gleb Frolov (St. Petersburg State University).
3 place: Ksenia Kvashnina (USUE, Yekaterinburg), Anastasia Abdrakhmanova (USUE, Yekaterinburg), Arthur Grunsky (St.Petersburg State Marine Technical University).
Nomination "Social justice - is it possible nowadays?" :
1 place Vladimir Chukaev (MIIT, Moscow), Anna Getmanskaya (USUE, Yekaterinburg), and Nadezhda Sevostyanova (MIIT, Moscow).
2 place: Anna Krivich (MIIT, Moscow), Anastasia Popova (Higher School of Economics, Moscow), and Taisiya Makeeva (USUE, Yekaterinburg).
3 place was taken by Victoria Keleinova (SamSMU, Samara), Tatiana Sartakova (AAH, Barnaul), and Anastasia Shipetko (NSPU, Novosibirsk).
Nomination “Equality doesn 't mean Justice”:
1 place: Ivan Verevkin (USLA, Yekaterinburg), Anastasia Gorobchenko (SSU, Samara), and Polina Kazantseva (UrFU, Yekaterinburg).
2 place: Olga Agrasheva (Ogarev Mordova State University), Varvara Scheglova (St.Petersburg State University) and Yulia Melnikova (USPU, Yekaterinburg).
3 place: Irina Onkina (USPU, Yekaterinburg), Oleg Shevtsov (USUE, Yekaterinburg), Ruslan Usmanov (Ogarev Mordova State University).
"Most of the essays demonstrate the ability of future specialists to communicate in another language, their desire to link the given topic to their personal and professional experience," Marina Zonova, senior lecturer at the USUE Department of Foreign Languages, says.
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