The intellectual game 'Mafia' was held at KRSU as part of an anti-corruption campaign together with SFU

The intellectual game "Mafia" was held at KRSU as part of an anti-corruption campaign conducted jointly with the Siberian Federal University (SFU).

Headmen and students of various faculties and courses of KRSU took part in the game. The format of the game "Mafia" was chosen for effective training in combating corruption in familiar, exciting conditions. It was held on the principles of active interaction and equality, which is in keeping with the spirit of the campaign.

As a result of the event, its participants spent time not only productively, but also fun, which indicates an effective approach to the prevention of corruption. This practice correlates with the course of modernization of the educational process at KRSU and indicates its successful implementation.

KRSU students were presented and presented with a unique development of the SFU student anti-corruption club, created with the support of Rosmolodezh. The participants of the game quickly got involved in it and, on their own initiative, tried the roles of presenters. "Such events are regularly held at Siberian Federal University, and there are plans to continue to jointly hold them also at KRSU," said Evgeniy Akunchenko, leading researcher at Siberian Federal University.

"I liked the game, it was very interesting. I would like to say thank you to the organizers for hosting the event," Valeria Temnykh, a student at the Faculty of Economics of KRSU, spoke about the game. Author: Dayanov Alikhan MZh-2-24