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From September 10 to September 16, 2022, students of the Faculty of Natural Geography of ASUHP took part in the Regional shift "Far Eastern Health", which was held at the Shargol recreation center. Throughout the shift, the participants created projects, conducted crash tests of the finished product, and defended the projects in front of experts. The extensive educational program included meetings and master classes on the topic of health with speakers such as Mikhail Koklyaev, Valentina Aleksenko, Yulia Chepalova, and others. Elizaveta Shubenkina, a student of the Faculty of Natural Geography, entered the top 10 most active participants of the shift according to the rating results (there were 200 participants in total). Thank you to the organizers for the productive days on shift, for the motivation for new achievements and the friendly atmosphere at the forum!

On September 20, 2022, a quiz dedicated to the 132nd anniversary of Agatha Christie's birth was held at the Faculty of Philology and Intercultural Communication as part of the cultural and educational events plan of the Department of Romano-Germanic and Oriental Languages. The quiz is dedicated to the life and work of Agatha Christie, the world-famous writer of detective novels, listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the best-selling author in the world. The quiz was conducted in English among first- and second-year students of groups LG-19, POia-13 a, b, LG-29. After answering the quiz questions, solving puzzles and a crossword puzzle, which were prepared for them by students of the LG-39 group Milena Kovshova and Lilia Marchenko, the students got acquainted with some interesting facts from the biography and work of the writer. Now the guys know the answers to such questions as: "Why was Agatha Christie included in the Guinness Book of Records?", "Which flower was named after the writer?", "What height will the American version of the book "Peril at End House" reach if all the books are stacked?". We wish the students who took part in the quiz to continue to expand their knowledge in the field of world literature and culture!

From September 9 to September 11, 2022, as part of the work of the pedagogical class of the Career School of the Faculty of History and Law, students of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd year of the FHL held a series of events for students of the Secondary school of the Nizhnekalbinsky rural settlement studying in the pedagogical class. 2nd year students Vsevolod Rashchupkin and Natalia Koroleva organized a tournament to develop communication skills, creativity and attentiveness, during which students had to complete various tasks. A 2nd year student, Maxim Seredochny, conducted the quest "Archaeological mysteries of the Nizhnekalbinsk land." The guys did physical exercises to improve the strength skills needed by professional archaeologists, solved riddles about archaeological tools and finds, and also tried to find something themselves using these tools. The locations of the quest were the playground in front of the school and the shore of the Amur River. 3rd year students Evgeniya Kataeva and Igor Eremenko, as well as 1st year student Valeria Drozdova, conducted a master class "What I dream of". The students had to use felt-tip pens to depict their "dream" on the badge. As it turned out, the students of the teaching class dream of different things. The students also talked with the students of the teaching class about the all-Russian public and state children's and youth organization "Russian Movement of Schoolchildren", as well as about the Eaglets of Russia program. As a result of the conversation, the students and their schoolchildren produced an information board "Russian School Movement" with the school's motto. After that, there was an incendiary flash mob and disco.

Students of six 1st-year study groups at the Institute of Pedagogy and Psychology took part in a historical quiz dedicated to the 350th anniversary of the birth of the first Russian emperor, the reformer Tsar Peter I. The game was conducted by Irina A. Popova, the teacher-organizer of the Center for Additional Education "Dzemgi". The students not only immersed themselves in the historical facts of the era of Peter the Great, but also came up with and creatively presented their comic reform. While the jury of the game, represented by undergraduates of the 2nd year of the Institute of distant education and additional training, summed up the results, the students visited the Museum of Interactive History of the University, where they will have to attend training sessions and educational events more than once during their studies. The educational event was organized by the Institute of Pedagogy and Psychology directorate, represented by the director of the Institute, T.V. Shubina, and the deputy director, O.R. Danilova. We would like to express our gratitude to the social partner of ASUHP, the Dzemgi Center for Additional Education, represented by the director of the institution, Svetlana V. Savchukova, and personally Irina A. Popova.

On September 17, 2022, more than 50 students of the 1st to 4th courses of the Faculty of Natural Geography took part in the "Cross of the Nation" race. According to the results of the race, Polina Kantemirova, Daria Nekrasova, Anna Artemova, Sofia Kuznetsova, Konstantin Perevalov, Ruslan Sleptsov, Pavel Golobokov, Mikhail Naumov and Timur Yashchenko were among the top ten runners in the city. Congratulations guys! We would like to thank Irina Popova (Head of the Department of Theory and Methodology of Physical Culture and Sports Disciplines), Irina Zherebtsova (Senior lecturer at the Department of Theory and Methodology of Physical Culture and Sports Disciplines), who organized the participation of students in the action.

1st year students of the Pedagogical Education course, profiles "Primary education" and "Russian language", "Primary education" and "Foreign language", "Preschool education" and "Fine Arts" took part in the educational game "Navigator RSM". The game was played by high school students (schools №№ 50, 34, 35, 32, 31, 36, 37, Engineering school of Komsomolsk-on-Amur), members of the local branch of the Russian School Movement, under the leadership of the chairman of the local branch of the Russian School of Economics Sergey V. Petrov. The students got acquainted with the specifics of the implementation of the main directions of the RSM in a playful way: military-patriotic, civic engagement, information media, personal development. First-year students with experience in RSM projects shared their experience of successful project implementation in their schools. The educational event was organized by the Institute of Pedagogy and Psychology directorate, represented by the director of the Institute, T.V. Shubina, and the deputy director, O.R. Danilova. We would like to express our gratitude to the social partner of ASUHP, the Palace of Creativity of Children and Youth, represented by the director of the institution of Additional Education for Children, Inessa V. Yun, and personally to Sergey V. Petrov.

From July 24 to August 25, 2022, 2nd and 3rd year students of the Faculty of History and Law took part in archaeological excavations. This time, excavations took place on the territory of the Spassky district of Primorsky Krai and were conducted at seven locations: Dubrovskoye-3, Zamanikha Shifernaya, Kronshtadka, Stepanovka, Orlova-6, 7, Gorny khutor-12. All these archaeological sites were located in the construction area of the power line and had to be examined by archaeologists. The monuments date back to the Early Iron Age and, judging by the ceramics discovered during the excavations, belong to the Poltsevskaya archaeological culture. Students of the Faculty of History and Law – Dmitry Andrianov, Ivan Eremeev, Vasily Gordienko and Maxim Seredochny – took part in excavations at the Zamanikha Shifernaya settlement in the area of a non-profit horticultural association located in the Spassky district of Primorsky Krai. Maxim Seredochny, a sophomore student, shared his impressions of the trip.: "The organizers of the excavations told us to go to the Primorsky Territory in the city of Spassk-Dalny. It's quite far from Komsomolsk: 20 hours by train. And I actually had to get from the Amur region for about a day and a half. The excavations themselves began on July 22, and we arrived on the 24th and 25th. They met us at the railway station and took us to cottages near the city. This place is called Zamanikha-dacha or Zamanikha-Slate. We stayed there for 31 days, as we left on August 24 and 25. We lived in tents. We were fed 3 times a day. Everything, of course, was paid for. I really enjoyed this expedition. I made a lot of new acquaintances, participated in the excavation process, found interesting ancient artifacts, and earned quite a lot."

On September 8, 2022, a "Classroom Marathon" was held on the basis of the technopark of universal pedagogical competencies of Amur State University of Humanities and Pedagogy. The purpose of the event was to organize information and methodological support for classroom teachers (curators of vocational education groups) of Russian educational institutions participating in extracurricular activities "Conversations about important things" in the 2022-2023 academic year. This is one of the weekly methodological intensive courses conducted by the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation and the Academy of the Ministry of Education of Russia. The event, which took place at ASUHP, was dedicated to the lesson "Our country is Russia", which took place throughout the country on September 12, 2022. The "Classroom Marathon" consisted of two parts. The first part is a direct communication between the speakers of the event: Alexey G. Blaginin, Director of the Department of Training, Professional Development and Social Security of Teachers of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, Olga N. Sukhanova, Vice–rector of the Academy of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, and Viktor S. Bavykin, Rector of ASUHP, with teachers and deans of the university, teachers, classroom teachers and curators of educational groups of educational institutions of the Khabarovsk Territory, as well as the heads of the general education system in Komsomolsk-on-Amur. The second part of the "Classroom Marathon" is a real-time virtual communication with students, teachers and parents via a live teleconference broadcast throughout Russia. The broadcast was conducted from the technopark of universal pedagogical competencies of ASUHP.

On September 8, 2022, the technopark hosted a lecture by S.N. Kile, an expert and curator of Nanai culture, on the topic "Culture of the peoples of the Amur Region", organized by the Scientific and Educational Center for the Development of the Nanai Language and Culture of the ASUHP. As the head of the Duchiken folk instrument ensemble, Svetlana Nikolaevna not only spoke about the indigenous peoples living along the Amur River, but also told about the peculiarities of their musical culture of the peoples. The inhabitants of the Amur region noticed and reproduced the sound of the surrounding nature and lived in harmony with it, using them for creative self-expression.

The organizers were the Confucius Institute Educational Center: Alina I. Abashkina, Deputy Director of the Confucius Institute Educational Center, from the Russian side, and Li Junyu, Deputy Director of the Confucius Institute, from the Chinese side. The event was attended by 10 secondary schools of the city, such as Gymnasium 9, Engineering School, Gymnasium 1, Secondary school 16, Secondary school 42, etc. As well as students of the Faculty of Philology and Intercultural Communication who study Chinese. There were 110 participants in total. During the event, a master class was held on cooking "moon gingerbread", a traditional treat of the holiday. The students also visited the museum at the technopark of ASUHP and participated in a quiz on the theme of the holiday.

The Department of Translation and Applied Linguistics of the Higher School of Social Sciences, Humanities and International Communication of the Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov, together with the Scientific and Educational Center "Integrative Translation Studies of the Arctic Space" Digital Arctic Transfer, held an International Translation Competition from 04.04.2022 to 31.05.2022. The competition was attended by students of specialty, bachelor's and master's degrees studying in higher educational institutions of the Russian Federation, CIS and Far abroad. The participants had to translate the text according to the chosen nomination. According to the results of the competition, Vladimir Grichany, a student of the ЛГ- 39 group (FPIC), became the winner in the nomination "Translation of a journalistic text on Arctic subjects from Chinese into Russian". Congratulations to Vladimir and we wish him success in his further translation work! The conference was held in order to • increase motivation to learn foreign languages • Identification of gifted youth • Stimulating philological and cultural studies among young people

On September 8, the Faculty of Philology and Intercultural Communication celebrated the International Literacy Day. In honor of the International Literacy Day, students of the ПОрял-31 group, with the participation of the Russian Language Department, conducted a quiz among students of the Faculty of Philology and Intercultural Communication. The students remembered which of the letters of the Russian alphabet is the youngest, how to spell the word " кардинальный", how to pronounce the number 2314, found out what place Russia takes in terms of literacy in the international ranking and which country is considered the most literate.

On June 18, the next meeting of the participants of the Nanai language club took place in an offsite format. It was possible to communicate in their native language within the framework of the Fifth regional family festival "wormwood soup - Soakta Choloni" in the village of Belgo, Komsomolsky municipal district. The festival was traditionally held by the leaders of the family ensemble "Mengun muene" A.I. Beldy and E.V. Beldy (village of Naihin, Nanai municipal district). There were many activities for the participants. Such as excursions around the ethno-village "House of the Nani" and the rural settlement, the ritual of feeding spirits, the construction of a khomaran (temporary dwelling of the Nanais), traditional sports games and master classes in arts and crafts. Our center organized a round table "Opportunities to support the Nanai language" (moderators: I.K. Badikova, M.N. Zavalishina). Its purpose was to summarize the available resources and capabilities. Outstanding personalities took part in the discussion: M.N. Zavalishina, one of the authors of the electronic manual on the Nanai language “Nānai heseni”, and illustrator E.A. Kile from Khabarovsk, storyteller R.A. Beldy (village Naikhin), teachers of the native language: V.L. Donkan (village Sikachi-Alyan, Khabarovsk Municipal District), I.V. Gaer and A.F. Bloshenko (v. Dzhuen, Amur municipal district), A.K. Digor (v. Belgo); language activist and ethnotourist A.I. Beldy, craftswoman E.A. Samar, head of the ensemble T.P. Kile and participants of language courses V.A. Passar, S.K. Kiele, N.V. Shipulina from Komsomolsk-on-Amur. In communication, the participants noted that language cognition cannot go in isolation from immersion in the cultural environment, the peculiarities of the life and life of the people, telling legends and fairy tales, suggestions were made about the need to support language projects and came to the unanimous opinion that only the combination of successful experience in transmitting the language and the resources available to the lone enthusiast will keep the traditional mindset alive. The importance of joint projects and the need to strengthen the role of the native language in traditional events and the creation of new ones, for example, holding a language camp, will help to actualize the use of the Nanai language as a means of communication. The Immersion in ethnic flavour creates a favorable environment for the transfer of cultural values, traditions and requires new interactive technologies for teaching the Nanai language. The round table was held with the support of the administration of the Komsomolsk municipal district as part of the All-Russian project for the preservation of the languages of the peoples of Russia "Every language that exists in it", implemented by the Assembly of the Peoples of Russia in partnership with the Higher School of Economics and the Resource Center in the field of national relations with the support of the Presidential Grants Fund.V.S. Kharitonov - the leader of the Nanai language club is the representative of this project. The festival ended with bright performances by creative teams and a tasting of national dishes, including the unique recipe for Wormwood Soup. We express our gratitude for the warm welcome to the residents of the village and the administration of the Komsomolsk municipal district.

On June 25, a master class on making Nanai jewelry was held. These are earrings made of carp scales. The event is organized by Department of Theory and Methods of Technological Education E.S. Aslanova as part of the work of the center for the development of the Nanai language and culture of ASUHP. The master Yuliya S. Beldy, a graduate of the “Pedagogical Education” field of study, profile “Technology”, organized an exhibition of arts and crafts products and shared the secrets of making jewelry from fish scales with students of the Institute of Pedagogy and Psychology, who were having educational creative practice. The participants of the master class created original jewelry from specially processed fish scales, beads, sequins, earrings and decorative elements and learned more about the peoples of the Far East.