The university team became the best in organizing the CASE-IN championship

The team of organizers of the qualifying stage The International Case-in Championship She received a cup and a diploma from Ural Federal University for winning the Energy of Education competition. Representatives of the university were awarded for the best organization and conduct of the qualifying stage of the student Case-in league in 2019. The final of the competition took place in Moscow on May 30-31.

The award was presented by the Global Energy International Foundation. In total, seven laureates were announced, and the total number of participating universities reached 110. The winning team included Stanislav Yeroshenko, Alexandra Haliasmaa, Alexander Egorov (all three from UralENIN), Daria Shatunova (Department of Youth Science and Organization of Scientific events), Olga Shabunina (KHTI), Sergey Danilov (INMT).

"This year, the jury of the competition particularly noted the high professionalism and creative approach of the UrFU staff to organizing the qualifying stage," says Stanislav Yeroshenko, organizer of the student league, a leading engineer at the UralENIN Department of Automated Electrical Systems. — Additionally, seminars were created to prepare for the cases — "A master class on solving engineering cases" and "A master class on preparing presentations and speeches“ — and even videos were shot and edited. The organizers were so inspired by the theme of the Digital Transformation championship that at the opening in UrFU designed, assembled and sewed light costumes for the performance of the dance group themselves, which effectively switched during the performance."

The victory of the UrFU team in the Energy of Education competition is the first in the history of the championship and is an opportunity to declare the high quality of project promotion. Two UralENIN employees were also inducted into the Case-in Hall of Fame for their great contribution to the development of the championship: UralENIN Associate Professor Alexander Egorov and UralENIN Professor Peter Erokhin were especially noted.

"Our team of organizers managed to achieve such a result thanks to the cohesiveness of the team, extensive experience of joint work both in holding various events and in scientific activities," Stanislav Yeroshenko emphasizes. — We were able to win because we became one team, despite the fact that we represent different institutes and departments of UrFU. Our team believes in what they are doing and wants all educational opportunities and jobs in their future industry to be open to today's youth."

Source: URFU