In Smolensk will present 500 projects of the track “I do” All-Russian student project “Your course”
On October 14, in Smolensk State University, in-person presentations of the track “I Do” of the All-Russian student project “Your Course” will be held

On October 14, in Smolensk State University, in-person presentations of the track “I Do” of the All-Russian student project “Your Course” will be held. The event will be attended by at least 500 students who have scored the highest number of points and are ready to present the results of their initiatives.
The program is divided into two stages: the first race will be held from 14 to 16 October, and the second from 18 to 20 October. These events will be the final stage of the track, the main goal of which is to find student leaders who can initiate real transformations in their universities, regions and the country as a whole.
For nine months, the participants were engaged in the development and implementation of projects in seven areas that correspond to the priorities of the national development of Russia. Their activities cover education, social support, volunteering, digital solutions and environmental improvement. Student initiatives are distinguished by a variety of formats: from the launch of educational programs and media projects to the development of IT products and engineering systems.
The competitive path of the participants included not only the creation of projects and the preparation of video cards, but also the passage of educational courses, as well as the protection of works in online and offline formats. The full-time program, held under the slogan “Route is built”, aims to help students find new opportunities for development, scale their ideas and share experiences with like-minded people. The program also includes a research session and a lecture by a psychologist on public speaking skills and stress management.
According to the results of the track, up to 100 leaders will receive a monetary award in the amount of one million rubles. Participants will be able to use these funds to receive education, improve housing conditions or further develop their projects. In total, more than 10 thousand students from all over Russia applied for participation in the “Doing” track, with the largest number of applications coming from Moscow, St. Petersburg and the Krasnodar Territory.



