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May 7, 2014

Student Scientific Conference on Contemporary Social World

Student Scientific Conference on Contemporary Social World

Faculty members of the Department of English Language are initiators of a student scientific conference at the School of Sociology.

On April 17, 2014, on the initiative of faculty members of the Department of English Language I. Tkalia, A. Huseva and O. Peshkova, the School of Sociology held an annual student scientific conference entitled “Contemporary Social World through the Eyes of the Youth».

The conference is called to encourage youth with active citizenship to engage in discussing contemporary and relevant scientific issues using English as the most widespread means of intercultural communication in the scientific community.

Conference language: English

The Conference worked in 2 sections. The conference frontman was Olha Ruzhelnyk, scholarship holder in international scientific programs and alumna of the School of Sociology. The best reports were awarded for the following works:

I section:

  1. Olha Ruzhelnyk — “Transgressive Phenomenon of Contemporary Football Fan Movement”
  2. Tetiana Holovchenko — "Challenges of Professional Orientation of School Alumni"
  3. Olena Butsenko — “Mass Media and Political Socialization”
  4. Evelina Hodova — “Non-governmental Aid in Animal Protection”
  5. Danilov Stanislav — “Power in the Evolution of Political Systems”
  6. Pavel Hnatenko — “The Russian Movement into Crimea”
  7. Vadym Mukhamediiev — “Ukraine – Crimea – Russia”

II section:

  1. Bohdan Dikan — "Commodification of Education in the Context of Globalization"
  2. Darina Tiuria — “Trust Crisis in Social Institutions, Organizations in Ukrainian Society and Ways of its Overcoming”
  3. Marina Ott — “Discourse as a Part of Social Reality and a Form of Interaction: Basic Ideas”
  4. Marharita Barieieva — “Make Politicians Work!”
  5. Anna Ivanova — “Language as a Method of Social Reality Construction”
  6. Aleks Liebiediev — "Revisiting the Format of Contemporary Argumentation"

The Conference brought together 60 participants. The best reports were awarded certificates.