Yevgeny Golubev, Acting Rector of ZSU, put forward his candidacy and proposals for the implementation of the university development program back in October, and at the end of January he addressed the delegates of the election conference in the assembly hall. As a result of the event, he was elected the new rector of the Polar State University, Krasnoyarsk reports MKRU.
“This is definitely an exciting moment because there was a lot of work at stake. This is the program that we thought through most of the team. There are many meetings behind him, which, no doubt, will continue. And for us, the strategic task is to maintain a high level of communication within the team, to form the identity of Polar University,” said the new rector.
Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation Petr Kucherenko also congratulated the new rector.
“Open, honest, competitive elections were held, we see this by the result. The North is a place with alternative opinions, the more expensive the victory. I congratulate Yevgeny Viktorovich on this good result, with the support of the majority of the staff in the rector elections for the next five years, ”Kucherenko commented on the results of the elections.
Evgeny Golubev graduated from the Tyumen State University (Tyumen State University), after which he worked at the same university in various positions. At Moscow State University named after M. V. Lomonosov he defended his dissertation for the degree of Candidate of Geographical Sciences. Repeatedly passed advanced training at the Moscow School of Management "Skolkovo", for about 10 years he headed the technological park of Tyumen State University.
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