Chair of Historic and Social and Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Sergey Ivanoviсh Linets, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Professor with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 40 years.

He graduated from Rostov State University majoring in History. He has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 1991. Since July 9, 2014, S.I. Linets has been working as a professor at the chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies. At present S.I. Linets gives the following classes: History of Russia, War History of Russia in XX Century, Archeology, Subsidiary Historical Disciplines, History of Primitive Society at Higher School of Management and Institute of Foreign Languages and International Tourism.

In December 1988, he defended his candidate of historic science dissertation on Party Organizations at the Head of National Movement on Help Rendering to Sick Soldiers during the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 (based on materials of Rostov Oblast, Krasnodar Krai, and Stavropol Krai) at dissertation board of Rostov State University.

In November 2003, he defended his doctor of historic science dissertation on The North Caucasus in the Wake of and During Nazi Occupation: statues and development peculiarities (July 1942 – October 1943) at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University.

S.I. Linets published more than 200 works, including 17 monographs written by him as an author and as a co-author.

Area of expertise: World War II, Great Patriotic War, Battle of the Caucasus in 1942-1943, collaborationism during the Great Patriotic War, history of Cossacks of the Russian South, Civil War in Russia 1917-1922.

He supervises works of postgraduates on 07.00.02 Russian History. He is a permanent participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practical conferences.

Professor S.I. Linets is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan. He also is a member of the jury at the competition of student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovation Potential of University Youth contest.

Professor S.I. Linets is an author of innovational electronic academic aid on History of Russian Orthodox Church, part I, which gained a certificate of state registration of computer programs no.2018621293. Together with Associate Professor A.S. Linets, he is an author of an innovative electronic textbook on Partisan Movement in Stavropol Krai During  Nazi Occupation (August 1942 – January 1943) with state registration certificate no. 2019620237.

In a period of 2014-2018 S.I. Linets supervised 20 graduation works of students, majoring in History. The works were represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

Since 2018 Professor S.I. Linets (together with Professor Y.Y. Klychnikov and Professor S.S. Lazaryan) have been participating in the Poles in the North Caucasus in the XIX-XX Centuries project at the Institute of Eastern Slavs at University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Sergey Ivanoviсh Linets, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Professor with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 40 years.

He graduated from Rostov State University majoring in History. He has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 1991. Since July 9, 2014, S.I. Linets has been working as a professor at the chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies. At present S.I. Linets gives the following classes: History of Russia, War History of Russia in XX Century, Archeology, Subsidiary Historical Disciplines, History of Primitive Society at Higher School of Management and Institute of Foreign Languages and International Tourism.

In December 1988, he defended his candidate of historic science dissertation on Party Organizations at the Head of National Movement on Help Rendering to Sick Soldiers during the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 (based on materials of Rostov Oblast, Krasnodar Krai, and Stavropol Krai) at dissertation board of Rostov State University.

In November 2003, he defended his doctor of historic science dissertation on The North Caucasus in the Wake of and During Nazi Occupation: statues and development peculiarities (July 1942 – October 1943) at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University.

S.I. Linets published more than 200 works, including 17 monographs written by him as an author and as a co-author.

Area of expertise: World War II, Great Patriotic War, Battle of the Caucasus in 1942-1943, collaborationism during the Great Patriotic War, history of Cossacks of the Russian South, Civil War in Russia 1917-1922.

He supervises works of postgraduates on 07.00.02 Russian History. He is a permanent participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practical conferences.

Professor S.I. Linets is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan. He also is a member of the jury at the competition of student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovation Potential of University Youth contest.

Professor S.I. Linets is an author of innovational electronic academic aid on History of Russian Orthodox Church, part I, which gained a certificate of state registration of computer programs no.2018621293. Together with Associate Professor A.S. Linets, he is an author of an innovative electronic textbook on Partisan Movement in Stavropol Krai During  Nazi Occupation (August 1942 – January 1943) with state registration certificate no. 2019620237.

In a period of 2014-2018 S.I. Linets supervised 20 graduation works of students, majoring in History. The works were represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

Since 2018 Professor S.I. Linets (together with Professor Y.Y. Klychnikov and Professor S.S. Lazaryan) have been participating in the Poles in the North Caucasus in the XIX-XX Centuries project at the Institute of Eastern Slavs at University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland.

Sergey Ivanoviсh Linets, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Professor with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 40 years.

He graduated from Rostov State University majoring in History. He has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 1991. Since July 9, 2014, S.I. Linets has been working as a professor at the chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies. At present S.I. Linets gives the following classes: History of Russia, War History of Russia in XX Century, Archeology, Subsidiary Historical Disciplines, History of Primitive Society at Higher School of Management and Institute of Foreign Languages and International Tourism.

In December 1988, he defended his candidate of historic science dissertation on Party Organizations at the Head of National Movement on Help Rendering to Sick Soldiers during the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 (based on materials of Rostov Oblast, Krasnodar Krai, and Stavropol Krai) at dissertation board of Rostov State University.

In November 2003, he defended his doctor of historic science dissertation on The North Caucasus in the Wake of and During Nazi Occupation: statues and development peculiarities (July 1942 – October 1943) at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University.

S.I. Linets published more than 200 works, including 17 monographs written by him as an author and as a co-author.

Area of expertise: World War II, Great Patriotic War, Battle of the Caucasus in 1942-1943, collaborationism during the Great Patriotic War, history of Cossacks of the Russian South, Civil War in Russia 1917-1922.

He supervises works of postgraduates on 07.00.02 Russian History. He is a permanent participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practical conferences.

Professor S.I. Linets is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan. He also is a member of the jury at the competition of student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovation Potential of University Youth contest.

Professor S.I. Linets is an author of innovational electronic academic aid on History of Russian Orthodox Church, part I, which gained a certificate of state registration of computer programs no.2018621293. Together with Associate Professor A.S. Linets, he is an author of an innovative electronic textbook on Partisan Movement in Stavropol Krai During  Nazi Occupation (August 1942 – January 1943) with state registration certificate no. 2019620237.

In a period of 2014-2018 S.I. Linets supervised 20 graduation works of students, majoring in History. The works were represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

Since 2018 Professor S.I. Linets (together with Professor Y.Y. Klychnikov and Professor S.S. Lazaryan) have been participating in the Poles in the North Caucasus in the XIX-XX Centuries project at the Institute of Eastern Slavs at University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Sergey Ivanoviсh Linets, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Professor with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 40 years.

He graduated from Rostov State University majoring in History. He has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 1991. Since July 9, 2014, S.I. Linets has been working as a professor at the chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies. At present S.I. Linets gives the following classes: History of Russia, War History of Russia in XX Century, Archeology, Subsidiary Historical Disciplines, History of Primitive Society at Higher School of Management and Institute of Foreign Languages and International Tourism.

In December 1988, he defended his candidate of historic science dissertation on Party Organizations at the Head of National Movement on Help Rendering to Sick Soldiers during the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 (based on materials of Rostov Oblast, Krasnodar Krai, and Stavropol Krai) at dissertation board of Rostov State University.

In November 2003, he defended his doctor of historic science dissertation on The North Caucasus in the Wake of and During Nazi Occupation: statues and development peculiarities (July 1942 – October 1943) at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University.

S.I. Linets published more than 200 works, including 17 monographs written by him as an author and as a co-author.

Area of expertise: World War II, Great Patriotic War, Battle of the Caucasus in 1942-1943, collaborationism during the Great Patriotic War, history of Cossacks of the Russian South, Civil War in Russia 1917-1922.

He supervises works of postgraduates on 07.00.02 Russian History. He is a permanent participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practical conferences.

Professor S.I. Linets is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan. He also is a member of the jury at the competition of student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovation Potential of University Youth contest.

Professor S.I. Linets is an author of innovational electronic academic aid on History of Russian Orthodox Church, part I, which gained a certificate of state registration of computer programs no.2018621293. Together with Associate Professor A.S. Linets, he is an author of an innovative electronic textbook on Partisan Movement in Stavropol Krai During  Nazi Occupation (August 1942 – January 1943) with state registration certificate no. 2019620237.

In a period of 2014-2018 S.I. Linets supervised 20 graduation works of students, majoring in History. The works were represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

Since 2018 Professor S.I. Linets (together with Professor Y.Y. Klychnikov and Professor S.S. Lazaryan) have been participating in the Poles in the North Caucasus in the XIX-XX Centuries project at the Institute of Eastern Slavs at University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Natalia Viktorovna Doronina, Candidate of Historic Sciences with general scientific and pedagogic experience of 11 years.

She graduated from Stavropol State University majoring in History, as a master of History in 2001. On October 28, 2005 she defended her candidate thesis on Nazi Propaganda on Occupied Territories of Stavropol and Kuban Regions in 1942-1943: Objectives, Peculiarities, Collapse in a dissertation board of Stavropol State University.

N.V. Doronina began her labor activity in PSU on September  1, 2008, at the Chair of Philosophy, Culturology, and Ethnology as an assistant. On September 1, 2009 she started working as a senior lector, since September 1, 2011 she has been an assistant professor. At present she works at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

Today N.V. Doronina gives the following classes: Culturology, Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples.

Area of expertise: problems of history and culture of the North Caucasus peoples, battle for the Caucasus during Great Patriotic War 1941-1945.

N.V. Doronina published more than 20 works, including monographs, and articles in scientific and academic editions, indexed by HAC.

Assistant Professor Doronina has an author certificate of state registration of a database no. 2017620035 dated 01/11/2017. Dictionary of terms for a course “Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples” (academic aid) for students.

N.V. Doronina supervises a scientific and research work of students resulting to the participation of university scientific and practical conferences and publication of the principal results of the studies.

Assistant Professor N.V. Doronina leads an additional educational program called “Culture as Means of Interethnic Peace and Interreligious Mind Strengthening”.

N.V. Doronina annually implements an educational and professionally oriented student project Culture and Time, included in the electronic system of PSU projects. The events include organization of roundtables on culturological and historic topics, quizzes, festivals, and patriotic actions; thematic tours by the CMW towns, exhibitions visiting in the regional museums.

Viktor Zavenovich Akopyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences (1991), Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University. General labor experience – 41 years, including scientific and pedagogic experience of 40 years. He graduated from Rostov State University majoring in History. He has been working in Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2008 as an associate professor. At present V.Z. Akopyan gives the following classes: History (History of Russia, General History), Medieval History, History of Europe and America, Contemporary History of Caucasus Peoples and Countries at Higher School of Management.

On December 13, 1991, he defended his candidate thesis at Rostov State University on Development of Nationhood and Culture of National Minorities of the North Caucasus in 1920-1927. Up to 2008 was working as an associate professor at the Chair of Philosophy and History at Rostov State University of Railway Engineering. V.Z. Akopyan has more than 300 publications including 16 monographies, 12 academic aids, numerous scientific articles in Russian and foreign journals, including HAC and Scopus journals.

Area of expertise: history and culture of dispersed ethnic groups of the South of Russia, national and geographic construction in the Caucasus, etc.

V.Z. Akopyan is an expert of River of Time – student club; he takes part in PSU national centers work. In 2016-2018 he took part in two projects, backed by the Russian Fund of Fundamental Studies.

He is a senior research scientist of the North Caucasus in Historic and Civilized Space of Russia - scientific and education center. He actively participates in numerous international, Russian, and regional scientific conferences. He takes part in international cooperation in a system of higher education, gives lectures on Russian history and Caucasian Studies in foreign universities. Together with University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn (Poland) he takes part in realization of a project called The Poles in the North Caucasus. Within the frameworks of Erasmus joint project of PSU and Juraj Dobrila University of Pula (Croatia) in June 2019 he took part in an international scientific and practical conference.

He is a supervisor of annual student publications in Young Science materials of the scientific and practical conference of students, postgraduates, and young scientists. V.Z. Akopyan supervises students’ graduation works on History, Theology, year works, projects with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on the licensed agreements.

V.Z.Akopyan is engaged in an active educational work with students on patriotism and responsibility, as well as on the preparation for further profession.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Olga Borisovna Maslova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 19 years. She graduated from Historic Department at Rostov State University in 1995, majoring in historic sciences.

Candidate of Historical Sciences on 07.00.02 Russian history from 2010.

Since September 1, 2014, O.B. Maslova has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

In 2019 she became a head of 44.04.05 Pedagogic Education direction with two majors (History and Social Studies).

At present O.B. Maslova gives the following classes: History of Russian Orthodox Church, Russian History, History of Russia in XX Century, Methods of History Teaching, History of Russian Diplomacy, she also supervises year, and diploma works, as well as a work-experience internship. 

O.B. Maslova is involved in research activity. She prepared and published about 30 articles. She also supervises student scientific publications as well as student innovational projects for participation in the Young Science competition.

Area of her expertise includes a social policy of a Soviet government, history of Russian Orthodox Church, world and Russian culture.

Since 2017 O.B. Maslova has been an author of the innovative practice-oriented educational project of History of Persons for students and master’s students of Pyatigorsk State University. She takes part in the work of a chair historic club called “What It Was?” as a reporter and a member of a club.

Natalia Viktorovna Doronina, Candidate of Historic Sciences with general scientific and pedagogic experience of 11 years.

She graduated from Stavropol State University majoring in History, as a master of History in 2001. On October 28, 2005 she defended her candidate thesis on Nazi Propaganda on Occupied Territories of Stavropol and Kuban Regions in 1942-1943: Objectives, Peculiarities, Collapse in a dissertation board of Stavropol State University.

N.V. Doronina began her labor activity in PSU on September  1, 2008, at the Chair of Philosophy, Culturology, and Ethnology as an assistant. On September 1, 2009 she started working as a senior lector, since September 1, 2011 she has been an assistant professor. At present she works at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

Today N.V. Doronina gives the following classes: Culturology, Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples.

Area of expertise: problems of history and culture of the North Caucasus peoples, battle for the Caucasus during Great Patriotic War 1941-1945.

N.V. Doronina published more than 20 works, including monographs, and articles in scientific and academic editions, indexed by HAC.

Assistant Professor Doronina has an author certificate of state registration of a database no. 2017620035 dated 01/11/2017. Dictionary of terms for a course “Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples” (academic aid) for students.

N.V. Doronina supervises a scientific and research work of students resulting to the participation of university scientific and practical conferences and publication of the principal results of the studies.

Assistant Professor N.V. Doronina leads an additional educational program called “Culture as Means of Interethnic Peace and Interreligious Mind Strengthening”.

N.V. Doronina annually implements an educational and professionally oriented student project Culture and Time, included in the electronic system of PSU projects. The events include organization of roundtables on culturological and historic topics, quizzes, festivals, and patriotic actions; thematic tours by the CMW towns, exhibitions visiting in the regional museums.

Gayane Nikolaevna Edigarova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

She graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University in 2001, majoring in Teaching of Russian Language, Literature, and English Language. From November 1, 2001 to December 1, 2004, she undertook postgraduate studies at the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (at present Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology).

On January 21, 2005, she defended her candidate thesis at the Dissertational Board of Pyatigorsk Technological University (today NCFU).

From 2005 to 2008 she worked as assistant professor at the Chair of Social Work in Pyatigorsk Branch of Russian State Social University.

Since 2008 she has been working as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

She has worked out lection courses, academic methodic complexes, and work programs on the following disciplines:
Theory of a Social Work;
Document Management of the Social and Cultural Service and Tourism;
Russian History;
History (World History);
History of the North Caucasus Peoples;
Modern and Recent History;
History of the USA;
History of Spain;
History of World Civilizations;
History of Russian Reforms;
History of the Russian Orthodox Church;
History of Ancient East;
History of Political Parties and Movements of Russia;
History of Governmental Management;
History of World Integrational Processes;
Medieval History.

She is an author of 50 scientific works (including those in foreign journals), 3 monographs, (1 of which is published in Moscow publishing house).

Area of expertise: a history of the Civil War in Russia, social and political aspects.

G.N. Edigarova is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan and an expert at the annual Higher School of Management team in participation in intellectual games on history.

Nikolay Dmitrievich Nikolaenko, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years.

In 2008 he defended his candidate thesis on Evolution of Line Cossack Hosts in the North Caucasus and Formation of Caucasus Line Cossack Host (1730-1860) at Stavropol State University.

Area of expertise: Caucasus War 1817-1864, Caucasus Cossacks, Caucasus Line Cossack Host 1832-1860. He published more than 20 articles, including 2 monographs. N.D. Nikolaenko is an active participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific-practical conferences. 

He supervises a social and volunteer project “No-one is Forgotten, Nothing is Forgotten” at Institute of Romance and German Languages and Humanitarian Technologies. He is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by K.V. Kasparyan, and resident expert at annual Higher School of Management team formation in participation in intellectual games on history.  

He actively participates in the introduction of contemporary educational technologies. N.D. Nikolaenko gives classes using an innovative Case method. He worked out and introduced an online course of lectures and tests on History within the frameworks of the “informational belt” of PSU.

He is an author of two electronic academic aids and co-author of Russian history Chrestomathy. N.D. Nikolaenko received two certificates of state registration for an object of intellectual property at Rospatent (no. 2018621171 and no. 201862124).

Yuri Yurievich Grankin - Doctor of Historical Sciences, Academician of the Academy of Pedagogic and Social Sciences, Professor of the Chair of History of Country and Law of Russia and Foreign Countries, director of Regional Science and Research Institute of the Interconfessional Relations Problems, Ethno-policy, and Ethno-culture. Y.Y. Grankin was born on 7th April 1963 in Turksad, Levokumsk region of Stavropol Krai.

Y.Y. Grankin graduated from the Philology Department of Pyatigorsk State Pedagogic Institute of Foreign Languages in 1985. After the graduation Yuriy Grankin worked 4 years as a teacher of Russian language and literature in school in Urozhaynoe, Levokumsk region of Stavropol Krai. After that he became a professor and then a Head of Department in Pedagogic College in Cherkessk, Karachay Cherkess Republic, deputy Head of ideological Department of the City Committee of CPSU of Cherkessk.

Since 1997 Y.Y. Grankin has been working in PSLU. He began from the assistant, then senior lecturer of the Chair of Russian and foreign history, being actively occupied with the researches about history of the peoples of the North Caucasus, and Deputy Dean for academic work of the Department of State Service and Management. In 2002 Y.Y. Grankin defended a Candidate thesis and was appointed as Assistant Professor of the Chair of Russian and Foreign History at PSLU. In 2004 he became an Assistant Professor at the History Chair.

In 2004-2005 Y.Y. Grankin worked as Prorector for part-time, extramural, and distant education of the university. From December 2005 to August 2006 Yuriy Grankin occupied position of Prorector for Academic Work, from 2007 he became a Prorector for academic policy and innovational development of university potential. In 2008 he was elected as Professor of the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (now the Chair of Historic, Social and Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology).

In 2012 Y.Y. Grankin defended his Doctor thesis in the field of 07.00.02 – Russian history, and in 2013 he received a rank of Professor of the Chair of History of Country and Law of Russian and Foreign Countries.

Professor Y.Y. Grankin is an author of more than 70 academic publications in central and local scientific journals, author and co-author of 9 scientific monographs, dedicated to the history of the peoples of the North Caucasus, and history of economic relations between Russians and mountain peoples of the North Caucasus in XVIII-XIX centuries. Yuriy Grankin published several methodical materials on the history of the North Caucasus peoples. Professor Y.Y. Grankin reads lectures about the Russian history, and history of government management in Russia. Professor Y.Y. Grankin is an active participant of the range of international and all-Russian scientific forums on the problems of history. He is manager of scientific work of postgraduate students and candidates. Under the direction of Professor Y.Y. Grankin three Candidate theses were defended in the field of 07.00.02 – Russian history.

Professor Y.Y. Grankin received a commemorative medal “For Merit to Pyatigorsk”, certificate of the Ministry of Education of Stavropol Krai, certificate of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, and “Honorary Worker of Higher Professional Education of the Russian Federation”.

Gayane Nikolaevna Edigarova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

She graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University in 2001, majoring in Teaching of Russian Language, Literature, and English Language. From November 1, 2001 to December 1, 2004, she undertook postgraduate studies at the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (at present Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology).

On January 21, 2005, she defended her candidate thesis at the Dissertational Board of Pyatigorsk Technological University (today NCFU).

From 2005 to 2008 she worked as assistant professor at the Chair of Social Work in Pyatigorsk Branch of Russian State Social University.

Since 2008 she has been working as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

She has worked out lection courses, academic methodic complexes, and work programs on the following disciplines:
Theory of a Social Work;
Document Management of the Social and Cultural Service and Tourism;
Russian History;
History (World History);
History of the North Caucasus Peoples;
Modern and Recent History;
History of the USA;
History of Spain;
History of World Civilizations;
History of Russian Reforms;
History of the Russian Orthodox Church;
History of Ancient East;
History of Political Parties and Movements of Russia;
History of Governmental Management;
History of World Integrational Processes;
Medieval History.

She is an author of 50 scientific works (including those in foreign journals), 3 monographs, (1 of which is published in Moscow publishing house).

Area of expertise: a history of the Civil War in Russia, social and political aspects.

G.N. Edigarova is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan and an expert at the annual Higher School of Management team in participation in intellectual games on history.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Natalia Viktorovna Doronina, Candidate of Historic Sciences with general scientific and pedagogic experience of 11 years.

She graduated from Stavropol State University majoring in History, as a master of History in 2001. On October 28, 2005 she defended her candidate thesis on Nazi Propaganda on Occupied Territories of Stavropol and Kuban Regions in 1942-1943: Objectives, Peculiarities, Collapse in a dissertation board of Stavropol State University.

N.V. Doronina began her labor activity in PSU on September  1, 2008, at the Chair of Philosophy, Culturology, and Ethnology as an assistant. On September 1, 2009 she started working as a senior lector, since September 1, 2011 she has been an assistant professor. At present she works at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

Today N.V. Doronina gives the following classes: Culturology, Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples.

Area of expertise: problems of history and culture of the North Caucasus peoples, battle for the Caucasus during Great Patriotic War 1941-1945.

N.V. Doronina published more than 20 works, including monographs, and articles in scientific and academic editions, indexed by HAC.

Assistant Professor Doronina has an author certificate of state registration of a database no. 2017620035 dated 01/11/2017. Dictionary of terms for a course “Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples” (academic aid) for students.

N.V. Doronina supervises a scientific and research work of students resulting to the participation of university scientific and practical conferences and publication of the principal results of the studies.

Assistant Professor N.V. Doronina leads an additional educational program called “Culture as Means of Interethnic Peace and Interreligious Mind Strengthening”.

N.V. Doronina annually implements an educational and professionally oriented student project Culture and Time, included in the electronic system of PSU projects. The events include organization of roundtables on culturological and historic topics, quizzes, festivals, and patriotic actions; thematic tours by the CMW towns, exhibitions visiting in the regional museums.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Pavel Nikolaevich Baryshnikov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Associate Professor with a general scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics. He has been working at the Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2002. Since September 1, 2014 he has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology. At present P.N. Baryshnikov gives the following classes: Philosophy, Logic, History and Methodology of Science, Methods and Methodology of Scientific Research, Contemporary Problems of Philosophy, Methodology and Methods of Preparation, Formalization, and Defense of Dissertations, History of Philosophy at Higher School of Management and other institutes of the university.

On May 18, 2010, he defended his candidate of philosophic sciences dissertation on Myth and Metaphor: Experience of Inter-paradigm Analysis at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

On December 26, 2019, he defended his doctoral dissertation on Methodological Possibilities and Limits of Calculating Theories of Mind at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

P.N. Baryshnikov published more than 80 scientific works including 5 monographies as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, methodology of artificial intellect, semiotics, theory of myth.

P.N. Baryshnikov supervises the work of Methodologic Project-Analyzing Center of Interdisciplinary Interaction – scientific and educational laboratory, where several directions projects are implemented:

1.       Issue of Studencheskiy Vzglyad (Student View) based on the contest works of PSU students;

2.       Work as an editor in chief and scientists of Philosophic Problems of IT and Cyber Space on-line journal (2 years impact factor RSCI – 0.690, database: RSCI, CrossRef, Ulrich’s Web, EBSOhost, Cyberleninka, ERIH PLUS);

3.       Coordination of educational content formation for on-line courses of the lectors of the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

In 2012-2013 – head of Scientific and Pedagogic Human Resources of Innovative Russia in 2009-2013, Agreement No, 14.B37.21.0510, project of Development of Theoretic and Methodological Studies on Philosophy of Linguistic Mind.

He is involved in extracurricular activities as a trainer at Maximum climbing club at the Chair of Physical Education and Sports. Within the frameworks of this activity he takes part in the international program of PSU Flag at the Best Known World Summits aimed at study of incoming tourism infrastructure in the remote mountain regions of the world.

Pavel Nikolaevich Baryshnikov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Associate Professor with a general scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics. He has been working at the Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2002. Since September 1, 2014 he has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology. At present P.N. Baryshnikov gives the following classes: Philosophy, Logic, History and Methodology of Science, Methods and Methodology of Scientific Research, Contemporary Problems of Philosophy, Methodology and Methods of Preparation, Formalization, and Defense of Dissertations, History of Philosophy at Higher School of Management and other institutes of the university.

On May 18, 2010, he defended his candidate of philosophic sciences dissertation on Myth and Metaphor: Experience of Inter-paradigm Analysis at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

On December 26, 2019, he defended his doctoral dissertation on Methodological Possibilities and Limits of Calculating Theories of Mind at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

P.N. Baryshnikov published more than 80 scientific works including 5 monographies as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, methodology of artificial intellect, semiotics, theory of myth.

P.N. Baryshnikov supervises the work of Methodologic Project-Analyzing Center of Interdisciplinary Interaction – scientific and educational laboratory, where several directions projects are implemented:

1.       Issue of Studencheskiy Vzglyad (Student View) based on the contest works of PSU students;

2.       Work as an editor in chief and scientists of Philosophic Problems of IT and Cyber Space on-line journal (2 years impact factor RSCI – 0.690, database: RSCI, CrossRef, Ulrich’s Web, EBSOhost, Cyberleninka, ERIH PLUS);

3.       Coordination of educational content formation for on-line courses of the lectors of the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

In 2012-2013 – head of Scientific and Pedagogic Human Resources of Innovative Russia in 2009-2013, Agreement No, 14.B37.21.0510, project of Development of Theoretic and Methodological Studies on Philosophy of Linguistic Mind.

He is involved in extracurricular activities as a trainer at Maximum climbing club at the Chair of Physical Education and Sports. Within the frameworks of this activity he takes part in the international program of PSU Flag at the Best Known World Summits aimed at study of incoming tourism infrastructure in the remote mountain regions of the world.

Natalia Viktorovna Doronina, Candidate of Historic Sciences with general scientific and pedagogic experience of 11 years.

She graduated from Stavropol State University majoring in History, as a master of History in 2001. On October 28, 2005 she defended her candidate thesis on Nazi Propaganda on Occupied Territories of Stavropol and Kuban Regions in 1942-1943: Objectives, Peculiarities, Collapse in a dissertation board of Stavropol State University.

N.V. Doronina began her labor activity in PSU on September  1, 2008, at the Chair of Philosophy, Culturology, and Ethnology as an assistant. On September 1, 2009 she started working as a senior lector, since September 1, 2011 she has been an assistant professor. At present she works at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

Today N.V. Doronina gives the following classes: Culturology, Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples.

Area of expertise: problems of history and culture of the North Caucasus peoples, battle for the Caucasus during Great Patriotic War 1941-1945.

N.V. Doronina published more than 20 works, including monographs, and articles in scientific and academic editions, indexed by HAC.

Assistant Professor Doronina has an author certificate of state registration of a database no. 2017620035 dated 01/11/2017. Dictionary of terms for a course “Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples” (academic aid) for students.

N.V. Doronina supervises a scientific and research work of students resulting to the participation of university scientific and practical conferences and publication of the principal results of the studies.

Assistant Professor N.V. Doronina leads an additional educational program called “Culture as Means of Interethnic Peace and Interreligious Mind Strengthening”.

N.V. Doronina annually implements an educational and professionally oriented student project Culture and Time, included in the electronic system of PSU projects. The events include organization of roundtables on culturological and historic topics, quizzes, festivals, and patriotic actions; thematic tours by the CMW towns, exhibitions visiting in the regional museums.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Professor V.P. Ermakov is Director of the Higher School of Political Administration and International Management, head of the Chair of Historic and Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, Theology, Corresponding Member of the Russian Humanitarian Academy of Science, member of the Scientific and Methodic Council of the Russian institutions in education and management, member of the Oriental and African Studies Council, Academic Union of the Classic University Education (Lomonosov MSU).

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Gayane Nikolaevna Edigarova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

She graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University in 2001, majoring in Teaching of Russian Language, Literature, and English Language. From November 1, 2001 to December 1, 2004, she undertook postgraduate studies at the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (at present Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology).

On January 21, 2005, she defended her candidate thesis at the Dissertational Board of Pyatigorsk Technological University (today NCFU).

From 2005 to 2008 she worked as assistant professor at the Chair of Social Work in Pyatigorsk Branch of Russian State Social University.

Since 2008 she has been working as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

She has worked out lection courses, academic methodic complexes, and work programs on the following disciplines:
Theory of a Social Work;
Document Management of the Social and Cultural Service and Tourism;
Russian History;
History (World History);
History of the North Caucasus Peoples;
Modern and Recent History;
History of the USA;
History of Spain;
History of World Civilizations;
History of Russian Reforms;
History of the Russian Orthodox Church;
History of Ancient East;
History of Political Parties and Movements of Russia;
History of Governmental Management;
History of World Integrational Processes;
Medieval History.

She is an author of 50 scientific works (including those in foreign journals), 3 monographs, (1 of which is published in Moscow publishing house).

Area of expertise: a history of the Civil War in Russia, social and political aspects.

G.N. Edigarova is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan and an expert at the annual Higher School of Management team in participation in intellectual games on history.

Nikolay Dmitrievich Nikolaenko, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years.

In 2008 he defended his candidate thesis on Evolution of Line Cossack Hosts in the North Caucasus and Formation of Caucasus Line Cossack Host (1730-1860) at Stavropol State University.

Area of expertise: Caucasus War 1817-1864, Caucasus Cossacks, Caucasus Line Cossack Host 1832-1860. He published more than 20 articles, including 2 monographs. N.D. Nikolaenko is an active participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific-practical conferences. 

He supervises a social and volunteer project “No-one is Forgotten, Nothing is Forgotten” at Institute of Romance and German Languages and Humanitarian Technologies. He is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by K.V. Kasparyan, and resident expert at annual Higher School of Management team formation in participation in intellectual games on history.  

He actively participates in the introduction of contemporary educational technologies. N.D. Nikolaenko gives classes using an innovative Case method. He worked out and introduced an online course of lectures and tests on History within the frameworks of the “informational belt” of PSU.

He is an author of two electronic academic aids and co-author of Russian history Chrestomathy. N.D. Nikolaenko received two certificates of state registration for an object of intellectual property at Rospatent (no. 2018621171 and no. 201862124).

Gayane Nikolaevna Edigarova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

She graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University in 2001, majoring in Teaching of Russian Language, Literature, and English Language. From November 1, 2001 to December 1, 2004, she undertook postgraduate studies at the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (at present Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology).

On January 21, 2005, she defended her candidate thesis at the Dissertational Board of Pyatigorsk Technological University (today NCFU).

From 2005 to 2008 she worked as assistant professor at the Chair of Social Work in Pyatigorsk Branch of Russian State Social University.

Since 2008 she has been working as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

She has worked out lection courses, academic methodic complexes, and work programs on the following disciplines:
Theory of a Social Work;
Document Management of the Social and Cultural Service and Tourism;
Russian History;
History (World History);
History of the North Caucasus Peoples;
Modern and Recent History;
History of the USA;
History of Spain;
History of World Civilizations;
History of Russian Reforms;
History of the Russian Orthodox Church;
History of Ancient East;
History of Political Parties and Movements of Russia;
History of Governmental Management;
History of World Integrational Processes;
Medieval History.

She is an author of 50 scientific works (including those in foreign journals), 3 monographs, (1 of which is published in Moscow publishing house).

Area of expertise: a history of the Civil War in Russia, social and political aspects.

G.N. Edigarova is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan and an expert at the annual Higher School of Management team in participation in intellectual games on history.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Gayane Nikolaevna Edigarova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

She graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University in 2001, majoring in Teaching of Russian Language, Literature, and English Language. From November 1, 2001 to December 1, 2004, she undertook postgraduate studies at the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (at present Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology).

On January 21, 2005, she defended her candidate thesis at the Dissertational Board of Pyatigorsk Technological University (today NCFU).

From 2005 to 2008 she worked as assistant professor at the Chair of Social Work in Pyatigorsk Branch of Russian State Social University.

Since 2008 she has been working as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

She has worked out lection courses, academic methodic complexes, and work programs on the following disciplines:
Theory of a Social Work;
Document Management of the Social and Cultural Service and Tourism;
Russian History;
History (World History);
History of the North Caucasus Peoples;
Modern and Recent History;
History of the USA;
History of Spain;
History of World Civilizations;
History of Russian Reforms;
History of the Russian Orthodox Church;
History of Ancient East;
History of Political Parties and Movements of Russia;
History of Governmental Management;
History of World Integrational Processes;
Medieval History.

She is an author of 50 scientific works (including those in foreign journals), 3 monographs, (1 of which is published in Moscow publishing house).

Area of expertise: a history of the Civil War in Russia, social and political aspects.

G.N. Edigarova is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan and an expert at the annual Higher School of Management team in participation in intellectual games on history.

Gayane Nikolaevna Edigarova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

She graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University in 2001, majoring in Teaching of Russian Language, Literature, and English Language. From November 1, 2001 to December 1, 2004, she undertook postgraduate studies at the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (at present Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology).

On January 21, 2005, she defended her candidate thesis at the Dissertational Board of Pyatigorsk Technological University (today NCFU).

From 2005 to 2008 she worked as assistant professor at the Chair of Social Work in Pyatigorsk Branch of Russian State Social University.

Since 2008 she has been working as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

She has worked out lection courses, academic methodic complexes, and work programs on the following disciplines:
Theory of a Social Work;
Document Management of the Social and Cultural Service and Tourism;
Russian History;
History (World History);
History of the North Caucasus Peoples;
Modern and Recent History;
History of the USA;
History of Spain;
History of World Civilizations;
History of Russian Reforms;
History of the Russian Orthodox Church;
History of Ancient East;
History of Political Parties and Movements of Russia;
History of Governmental Management;
History of World Integrational Processes;
Medieval History.

She is an author of 50 scientific works (including those in foreign journals), 3 monographs, (1 of which is published in Moscow publishing house).

Area of expertise: a history of the Civil War in Russia, social and political aspects.

G.N. Edigarova is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan and an expert at the annual Higher School of Management team in participation in intellectual games on history.

Olga Borisovna Maslova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 19 years. She graduated from Historic Department at Rostov State University in 1995, majoring in historic sciences.

Candidate of Historical Sciences on 07.00.02 Russian history from 2010.

Since September 1, 2014, O.B. Maslova has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

In 2019 she became a head of 44.04.05 Pedagogic Education direction with two majors (History and Social Studies).

At present O.B. Maslova gives the following classes: History of Russian Orthodox Church, Russian History, History of Russia in XX Century, Methods of History Teaching, History of Russian Diplomacy, she also supervises year, and diploma works, as well as a work-experience internship. 

O.B. Maslova is involved in research activity. She prepared and published about 30 articles. She also supervises student scientific publications as well as student innovational projects for participation in the Young Science competition.

Area of her expertise includes a social policy of a Soviet government, history of Russian Orthodox Church, world and Russian culture.

Since 2017 O.B. Maslova has been an author of the innovative practice-oriented educational project of History of Persons for students and master’s students of Pyatigorsk State University. She takes part in the work of a chair historic club called “What It Was?” as a reporter and a member of a club.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Olga Borisovna Maslova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 19 years. She graduated from Historic Department at Rostov State University in 1995, majoring in historic sciences.

Candidate of Historical Sciences on 07.00.02 Russian history from 2010.

Since September 1, 2014, O.B. Maslova has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

In 2019 she became a head of 44.04.05 Pedagogic Education direction with two majors (History and Social Studies).

At present O.B. Maslova gives the following classes: History of Russian Orthodox Church, Russian History, History of Russia in XX Century, Methods of History Teaching, History of Russian Diplomacy, she also supervises year, and diploma works, as well as a work-experience internship. 

O.B. Maslova is involved in research activity. She prepared and published about 30 articles. She also supervises student scientific publications as well as student innovational projects for participation in the Young Science competition.

Area of her expertise includes a social policy of a Soviet government, history of Russian Orthodox Church, world and Russian culture.

Since 2017 O.B. Maslova has been an author of the innovative practice-oriented educational project of History of Persons for students and master’s students of Pyatigorsk State University. She takes part in the work of a chair historic club called “What It Was?” as a reporter and a member of a club.

Olga Borisovna Maslova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 19 years. She graduated from Historic Department at Rostov State University in 1995, majoring in historic sciences.

Candidate of Historical Sciences on 07.00.02 Russian history from 2010.

Since September 1, 2014, O.B. Maslova has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

In 2019 she became a head of 44.04.05 Pedagogic Education direction with two majors (History and Social Studies).

At present O.B. Maslova gives the following classes: History of Russian Orthodox Church, Russian History, History of Russia in XX Century, Methods of History Teaching, History of Russian Diplomacy, she also supervises year, and diploma works, as well as a work-experience internship. 

O.B. Maslova is involved in research activity. She prepared and published about 30 articles. She also supervises student scientific publications as well as student innovational projects for participation in the Young Science competition.

Area of her expertise includes a social policy of a Soviet government, history of Russian Orthodox Church, world and Russian culture.

Since 2017 O.B. Maslova has been an author of the innovative practice-oriented educational project of History of Persons for students and master’s students of Pyatigorsk State University. She takes part in the work of a chair historic club called “What It Was?” as a reporter and a member of a club.

Sergey Ivanoviсh Linets, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Professor with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 40 years.

He graduated from Rostov State University majoring in History. He has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 1991. Since July 9, 2014, S.I. Linets has been working as a professor at the chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies. At present S.I. Linets gives the following classes: History of Russia, War History of Russia in XX Century, Archeology, Subsidiary Historical Disciplines, History of Primitive Society at Higher School of Management and Institute of Foreign Languages and International Tourism.

In December 1988, he defended his candidate of historic science dissertation on Party Organizations at the Head of National Movement on Help Rendering to Sick Soldiers during the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 (based on materials of Rostov Oblast, Krasnodar Krai, and Stavropol Krai) at dissertation board of Rostov State University.

In November 2003, he defended his doctor of historic science dissertation on The North Caucasus in the Wake of and During Nazi Occupation: statues and development peculiarities (July 1942 – October 1943) at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University.

S.I. Linets published more than 200 works, including 17 monographs written by him as an author and as a co-author.

Area of expertise: World War II, Great Patriotic War, Battle of the Caucasus in 1942-1943, collaborationism during the Great Patriotic War, history of Cossacks of the Russian South, Civil War in Russia 1917-1922.

He supervises works of postgraduates on 07.00.02 Russian History. He is a permanent participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practical conferences.

Professor S.I. Linets is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan. He also is a member of the jury at the competition of student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovation Potential of University Youth contest.

Professor S.I. Linets is an author of innovational electronic academic aid on History of Russian Orthodox Church, part I, which gained a certificate of state registration of computer programs no.2018621293. Together with Associate Professor A.S. Linets, he is an author of an innovative electronic textbook on Partisan Movement in Stavropol Krai During  Nazi Occupation (August 1942 – January 1943) with state registration certificate no. 2019620237.

In a period of 2014-2018 S.I. Linets supervised 20 graduation works of students, majoring in History. The works were represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

Since 2018 Professor S.I. Linets (together with Professor Y.Y. Klychnikov and Professor S.S. Lazaryan) have been participating in the Poles in the North Caucasus in the XIX-XX Centuries project at the Institute of Eastern Slavs at University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, Poland.

Olga Borisovna Maslova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 19 years. She graduated from Historic Department at Rostov State University in 1995, majoring in historic sciences.

Candidate of Historical Sciences on 07.00.02 Russian history from 2010.

Since September 1, 2014, O.B. Maslova has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

In 2019 she became a head of 44.04.05 Pedagogic Education direction with two majors (History and Social Studies).

At present O.B. Maslova gives the following classes: History of Russian Orthodox Church, Russian History, History of Russia in XX Century, Methods of History Teaching, History of Russian Diplomacy, she also supervises year, and diploma works, as well as a work-experience internship. 

O.B. Maslova is involved in research activity. She prepared and published about 30 articles. She also supervises student scientific publications as well as student innovational projects for participation in the Young Science competition.

Area of her expertise includes a social policy of a Soviet government, history of Russian Orthodox Church, world and Russian culture.

Since 2017 O.B. Maslova has been an author of the innovative practice-oriented educational project of History of Persons for students and master’s students of Pyatigorsk State University. She takes part in the work of a chair historic club called “What It Was?” as a reporter and a member of a club.

Nikolay Dmitrievich Nikolaenko, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years.

In 2008 he defended his candidate thesis on Evolution of Line Cossack Hosts in the North Caucasus and Formation of Caucasus Line Cossack Host (1730-1860) at Stavropol State University.

Area of expertise: Caucasus War 1817-1864, Caucasus Cossacks, Caucasus Line Cossack Host 1832-1860. He published more than 20 articles, including 2 monographs. N.D. Nikolaenko is an active participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific-practical conferences. 

He supervises a social and volunteer project “No-one is Forgotten, Nothing is Forgotten” at Institute of Romance and German Languages and Humanitarian Technologies. He is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by K.V. Kasparyan, and resident expert at annual Higher School of Management team formation in participation in intellectual games on history.  

He actively participates in the introduction of contemporary educational technologies. N.D. Nikolaenko gives classes using an innovative Case method. He worked out and introduced an online course of lectures and tests on History within the frameworks of the “informational belt” of PSU.

He is an author of two electronic academic aids and co-author of Russian history Chrestomathy. N.D. Nikolaenko received two certificates of state registration for an object of intellectual property at Rospatent (no. 2018621171 and no. 201862124).

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Gayane Nikolaevna Edigarova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

She graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University in 2001, majoring in Teaching of Russian Language, Literature, and English Language. From November 1, 2001 to December 1, 2004, she undertook postgraduate studies at the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (at present Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology).

On January 21, 2005, she defended her candidate thesis at the Dissertational Board of Pyatigorsk Technological University (today NCFU).

From 2005 to 2008 she worked as assistant professor at the Chair of Social Work in Pyatigorsk Branch of Russian State Social University.

Since 2008 she has been working as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

She has worked out lection courses, academic methodic complexes, and work programs on the following disciplines:
Theory of a Social Work;
Document Management of the Social and Cultural Service and Tourism;
Russian History;
History (World History);
History of the North Caucasus Peoples;
Modern and Recent History;
History of the USA;
History of Spain;
History of World Civilizations;
History of Russian Reforms;
History of the Russian Orthodox Church;
History of Ancient East;
History of Political Parties and Movements of Russia;
History of Governmental Management;
History of World Integrational Processes;
Medieval History.

She is an author of 50 scientific works (including those in foreign journals), 3 monographs, (1 of which is published in Moscow publishing house).

Area of expertise: a history of the Civil War in Russia, social and political aspects.

G.N. Edigarova is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan and an expert at the annual Higher School of Management team in participation in intellectual games on history.

Olga Borisovna Maslova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 19 years. She graduated from Historic Department at Rostov State University in 1995, majoring in historic sciences.

Candidate of Historical Sciences on 07.00.02 Russian history from 2010.

Since September 1, 2014, O.B. Maslova has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

In 2019 she became a head of 44.04.05 Pedagogic Education direction with two majors (History and Social Studies).

At present O.B. Maslova gives the following classes: History of Russian Orthodox Church, Russian History, History of Russia in XX Century, Methods of History Teaching, History of Russian Diplomacy, she also supervises year, and diploma works, as well as a work-experience internship. 

O.B. Maslova is involved in research activity. She prepared and published about 30 articles. She also supervises student scientific publications as well as student innovational projects for participation in the Young Science competition.

Area of her expertise includes a social policy of a Soviet government, history of Russian Orthodox Church, world and Russian culture.

Since 2017 O.B. Maslova has been an author of the innovative practice-oriented educational project of History of Persons for students and master’s students of Pyatigorsk State University. She takes part in the work of a chair historic club called “What It Was?” as a reporter and a member of a club.

Gayane Nikolaevna Edigarova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

She graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University in 2001, majoring in Teaching of Russian Language, Literature, and English Language. From November 1, 2001 to December 1, 2004, she undertook postgraduate studies at the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (at present Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology).

On January 21, 2005, she defended her candidate thesis at the Dissertational Board of Pyatigorsk Technological University (today NCFU).

From 2005 to 2008 she worked as assistant professor at the Chair of Social Work in Pyatigorsk Branch of Russian State Social University.

Since 2008 she has been working as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

She has worked out lection courses, academic methodic complexes, and work programs on the following disciplines:
Theory of a Social Work;
Document Management of the Social and Cultural Service and Tourism;
Russian History;
History (World History);
History of the North Caucasus Peoples;
Modern and Recent History;
History of the USA;
History of Spain;
History of World Civilizations;
History of Russian Reforms;
History of the Russian Orthodox Church;
History of Ancient East;
History of Political Parties and Movements of Russia;
History of Governmental Management;
History of World Integrational Processes;
Medieval History.

She is an author of 50 scientific works (including those in foreign journals), 3 monographs, (1 of which is published in Moscow publishing house).

Area of expertise: a history of the Civil War in Russia, social and political aspects.

G.N. Edigarova is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan and an expert at the annual Higher School of Management team in participation in intellectual games on history.

Gayane Nikolaevna Edigarova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

She graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University in 2001, majoring in Teaching of Russian Language, Literature, and English Language. From November 1, 2001 to December 1, 2004, she undertook postgraduate studies at the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (at present Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology).

On January 21, 2005, she defended her candidate thesis at the Dissertational Board of Pyatigorsk Technological University (today NCFU).

From 2005 to 2008 she worked as assistant professor at the Chair of Social Work in Pyatigorsk Branch of Russian State Social University.

Since 2008 she has been working as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

She has worked out lection courses, academic methodic complexes, and work programs on the following disciplines:
Theory of a Social Work;
Document Management of the Social and Cultural Service and Tourism;
Russian History;
History (World History);
History of the North Caucasus Peoples;
Modern and Recent History;
History of the USA;
History of Spain;
History of World Civilizations;
History of Russian Reforms;
History of the Russian Orthodox Church;
History of Ancient East;
History of Political Parties and Movements of Russia;
History of Governmental Management;
History of World Integrational Processes;
Medieval History.

She is an author of 50 scientific works (including those in foreign journals), 3 monographs, (1 of which is published in Moscow publishing house).

Area of expertise: a history of the Civil War in Russia, social and political aspects.

G.N. Edigarova is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan and an expert at the annual Higher School of Management team in participation in intellectual games on history.

Konstantin Viktorovich Kasparyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences, Associate Professor with scientific and pedagogic experience of 15 years.

He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University as a Teacher of English and German Languages in 2001.

K.V. Kasparyan has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2004, and as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology since September 1, 2009. At present K.V. Kasparyan gives the following classes: History, History of Russian-Chinese Relations, History of China, History of International Relations of Asian and African Countries, History of Early Islam, History of Russian Diplomacy, History of Russian Foreign Policy Persons, History of Ancient World, History of Asian and African Countries, at Higher School of Management; History of International Relations in 1900-1991 at Institute of International Relations; History of China at Institute of Translatology and Multilingualism.

On March 3, 2006, he defended his candidate of historical sciences dissertation on Russian-British Foreign-policy Relations and Dynastic Relations in the Middle 1830s – beginning of XX Century at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University. K.V. Kasparyan published more than 60 scientific works, including 4 monographs as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: history of China, history of Russian-Chinese relations, history of Russian-British relations, history of Russian diplomacy. 

He is a participant of international, Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

K.V. Kasparyan is a supervisor of Rivers of Time student discussion club of history lovers, organizer of League of Intellectual History Games contest, and the head of A.I. Perepelitsyn Center of World Regional Historic Processes and Cross-cultural Dialogue. Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan supervises student career guidance projects, 5 of which won the first place. He is in charge of competition on student educational and career guidance projects within the Innovational Potential of University Youth competition. In September 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 he took part in the organization of meetings of final years students who practiced in China with freshers and sophomores of Higher School of Management. 

K.V. Kaspatyan is a co-author of academic aids: History of Western European Countries, Part 1. Great Britain. Germany. 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Academic Bachelor Studies; and History of Arabic Countries, 2nd revised and enlarged edition. Textbook for Bachelor and Master Studies, published in Urait publishing house in Moscow. It received a designation from the Academic Methodological Association of Classic University Education in Russia. K.V. Kasparyan is an author of academic aid “Preparation for Uniform Exam on Russian History – 2018”.

K.V. Kasparyan supervised 26 graduation works on Oriental Studies and African Studies, and History of International Relations in 2014-2019. The works are represented as a project with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on license agreements. 

K.V. Kasparyan took part in the preparation of student scientific projects for grant competitions: Russian Academy of Science medals with grants for young scientists of Russia and for the students of higher education facilities for the best scientific works in 2018. The work on Dictatorship Regimes of Latin America in the middle of the 1940s – the end of the 1970s as a Distinguishing Feature of Regional Political Culture (K.G. Egina, K.V. Kasparyan). September-October 2019; participation and victory in Memory – all-Russian Competition for grants from the federal budget to non-commercial organizations including youth and children associations (excluding government agencies), for the organization of events aimed at the promotion of patriotic education of the Russian Federation citizens.

Gayane Nikolaevna Edigarova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

She graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University in 2001, majoring in Teaching of Russian Language, Literature, and English Language. From November 1, 2001 to December 1, 2004, she undertook postgraduate studies at the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (at present Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology).

On January 21, 2005, she defended her candidate thesis at the Dissertational Board of Pyatigorsk Technological University (today NCFU).

From 2005 to 2008 she worked as assistant professor at the Chair of Social Work in Pyatigorsk Branch of Russian State Social University.

Since 2008 she has been working as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

She has worked out lection courses, academic methodic complexes, and work programs on the following disciplines:
Theory of a Social Work;
Document Management of the Social and Cultural Service and Tourism;
Russian History;
History (World History);
History of the North Caucasus Peoples;
Modern and Recent History;
History of the USA;
History of Spain;
History of World Civilizations;
History of Russian Reforms;
History of the Russian Orthodox Church;
History of Ancient East;
History of Political Parties and Movements of Russia;
History of Governmental Management;
History of World Integrational Processes;
Medieval History.

She is an author of 50 scientific works (including those in foreign journals), 3 monographs, (1 of which is published in Moscow publishing house).

Area of expertise: a history of the Civil War in Russia, social and political aspects.

G.N. Edigarova is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by Associate Professor K.V. Kasparyan and an expert at the annual Higher School of Management team in participation in intellectual games on history.

Aleksandr Sergeevich Linets, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 14 years.

He graduated from North Caucasus Academy of Public Administration, majoring in Government and Municipal Administration. He has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2016, as an associate professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology. At present, A.S.Linets gives the following classes: History, Primitive Society.

On May 23, 2003, he defended his candidate historical sciences dissertation on Partisan Movement in Stavropol Krai During Nazi Occupation in July 1942 – January 1943 at the dissertation board of Pyatigorsk State Technological University.

A.S. Linets published more than 30 scientific works, including 3 monographs, written by him as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: a history of the Great Patriotic War, history of the primitive communal system.

A.S. Linets is an expert at Rivers of Time student club, headed by K.V. Kasparyan, and also a member of Brainstorm – students’ all-university discussion club.

Viktor Zavenovich Akopyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences (1991), Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University. General labor experience – 41 years, including scientific and pedagogic experience of 40 years. He graduated from Rostov State University majoring in History. He has been working in Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2008 as an associate professor. At present V.Z. Akopyan gives the following classes: History (History of Russia, General History), Medieval History, History of Europe and America, Contemporary History of Caucasus Peoples and Countries at Higher School of Management.

On December 13, 1991, he defended his candidate thesis at Rostov State University on Development of Nationhood and Culture of National Minorities of the North Caucasus in 1920-1927. Up to 2008 was working as an associate professor at the Chair of Philosophy and History at Rostov State University of Railway Engineering. V.Z. Akopyan has more than 300 publications including 16 monographies, 12 academic aids, numerous scientific articles in Russian and foreign journals, including HAC and Scopus journals.

Area of expertise: history and culture of dispersed ethnic groups of the South of Russia, national and geographic construction in the Caucasus, etc.

V.Z. Akopyan is an expert of River of Time – student club; he takes part in PSU national centers work. In 2016-2018 he took part in two projects, backed by the Russian Fund of Fundamental Studies.

He is a senior research scientist of the North Caucasus in Historic and Civilized Space of Russia - scientific and education center. He actively participates in numerous international, Russian, and regional scientific conferences. He takes part in international cooperation in a system of higher education, gives lectures on Russian history and Caucasian Studies in foreign universities. Together with University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn (Poland) he takes part in realization of a project called The Poles in the North Caucasus. Within the frameworks of Erasmus joint project of PSU and Juraj Dobrila University of Pula (Croatia) in June 2019 he took part in an international scientific and practical conference.

He is a supervisor of annual student publications in Young Science materials of the scientific and practical conference of students, postgraduates, and young scientists. V.Z. Akopyan supervises students’ graduation works on History, Theology, year works, projects with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on the licensed agreements.

V.Z.Akopyan is engaged in an active educational work with students on patriotism and responsibility, as well as on the preparation for further profession.

Viktor Zavenovich Akopyan, Candidate of Historic Sciences (1991), Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University. General labor experience – 41 years, including scientific and pedagogic experience of 40 years. He graduated from Rostov State University majoring in History. He has been working in Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2008 as an associate professor. At present V.Z. Akopyan gives the following classes: History (History of Russia, General History), Medieval History, History of Europe and America, Contemporary History of Caucasus Peoples and Countries at Higher School of Management.

On December 13, 1991, he defended his candidate thesis at Rostov State University on Development of Nationhood and Culture of National Minorities of the North Caucasus in 1920-1927. Up to 2008 was working as an associate professor at the Chair of Philosophy and History at Rostov State University of Railway Engineering. V.Z. Akopyan has more than 300 publications including 16 monographies, 12 academic aids, numerous scientific articles in Russian and foreign journals, including HAC and Scopus journals.

Area of expertise: history and culture of dispersed ethnic groups of the South of Russia, national and geographic construction in the Caucasus, etc.

V.Z. Akopyan is an expert of River of Time – student club; he takes part in PSU national centers work. In 2016-2018 he took part in two projects, backed by the Russian Fund of Fundamental Studies.

He is a senior research scientist of the North Caucasus in Historic and Civilized Space of Russia - scientific and education center. He actively participates in numerous international, Russian, and regional scientific conferences. He takes part in international cooperation in a system of higher education, gives lectures on Russian history and Caucasian Studies in foreign universities. Together with University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn (Poland) he takes part in realization of a project called The Poles in the North Caucasus. Within the frameworks of Erasmus joint project of PSU and Juraj Dobrila University of Pula (Croatia) in June 2019 he took part in an international scientific and practical conference.

He is a supervisor of annual student publications in Young Science materials of the scientific and practical conference of students, postgraduates, and young scientists. V.Z. Akopyan supervises students’ graduation works on History, Theology, year works, projects with commercialization and further registration as an object of intellectual property based on the licensed agreements.

V.Z.Akopyan is engaged in an active educational work with students on patriotism and responsibility, as well as on the preparation for further profession.

Yuriy Mikhaylovich Shaev, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences with overall scientific and pedagogic experience of 13 years.  He graduated from the North Caucasus Academy of Civil Service in 2006. He has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 15, 2006. He started his work as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social and Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology on September 1, 2016. At present Y.M. Shaev gives the following classes: Philosophy, Fundamentals of Philosophy, Logics.

In December 2009 he defended his candidate of philosophic sciences dissertation on The Sense in Hermeneutics: Experience of Semiotic Analysis, at the dissertation board of Volgograd State University. In 2015 he acquired a scientific rank of Associate Professor on Ontology and Theory of Cognition. 

Y.M. Shaev published more than 60 works, including monographs (Virtual Reality: Prolegomena for Ontology, Moscow; Philosophy of Video Games, Tomsk; etc), scientific articles in journals, listed in SCOPUS and Web of Science citation bases, and HAC journals. Y.M. Shaev actively participates and performs at international and Russian scientific conferences.

Area of expertise: philosophy of informational technologies in virtual reality, game studies, philosophy of a sign.

Y.M. Shaev heads the Virtualistics, Ontology of a Virtual Space, and Humanitarian Technologies – innovative scientific laboratory, where together with E.O. Samoylova (scientific officer) he is actively involved in fundraising. Y.M. Shaev carried out scientific projects: “Research for the Sign and Sense in the Structure of the Virtual Space Discourse” project within the frameworks of a state order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia (2012-2015); “Ontology of the Virtual Space” (Russian President Grant 2014-2015, MK-1139.2014.6); “Internet of Things and Social Ontology” (Russian President Grant 2016-2017, MK-7802.2016.6). At present, the scientific team, headed by Y.M. Shaev is working on the project called “Internet of Things in the Context of Transhumanism: Analysis of Ontological Bases” (Russian President Grant 2018-2019, MK-6507.2018.6).

Y.M. Shaev is an organizer (together with E.O. Samoylova) of Animagia - the all-Russian festival of Asian culture lovers, held at PSU. He also heads the “First Stage” club of Asian culture lovers, cosplayer, prize winner of many Russian and foreign festivals of Asian and contemporary youth geek-culture.

Y.M. Shaev is a certified teacher of Engish, who took courses of CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults), takes internships abroad (Poland, China), and participates in the international workshops (Poland, Serbia, Romania, Turkey).

Yuri Yurievich Grankin - Doctor of Historical Sciences, Academician of the Academy of Pedagogic and Social Sciences, Professor of the Chair of History of Country and Law of Russia and Foreign Countries, director of Regional Science and Research Institute of the Interconfessional Relations Problems, Ethno-policy, and Ethno-culture. Y.Y. Grankin was born on 7th April 1963 in Turksad, Levokumsk region of Stavropol Krai.

Y.Y. Grankin graduated from the Philology Department of Pyatigorsk State Pedagogic Institute of Foreign Languages in 1985. After the graduation Yuriy Grankin worked 4 years as a teacher of Russian language and literature in school in Urozhaynoe, Levokumsk region of Stavropol Krai. After that he became a professor and then a Head of Department in Pedagogic College in Cherkessk, Karachay Cherkess Republic, deputy Head of ideological Department of the City Committee of CPSU of Cherkessk.

Since 1997 Y.Y. Grankin has been working in PSLU. He began from the assistant, then senior lecturer of the Chair of Russian and foreign history, being actively occupied with the researches about history of the peoples of the North Caucasus, and Deputy Dean for academic work of the Department of State Service and Management. In 2002 Y.Y. Grankin defended a Candidate thesis and was appointed as Assistant Professor of the Chair of Russian and Foreign History at PSLU. In 2004 he became an Assistant Professor at the History Chair.

In 2004-2005 Y.Y. Grankin worked as Prorector for part-time, extramural, and distant education of the university. From December 2005 to August 2006 Yuriy Grankin occupied position of Prorector for Academic Work, from 2007 he became a Prorector for academic policy and innovational development of university potential. In 2008 he was elected as Professor of the Chair of Russian and Foreign History (now the Chair of Historic, Social and Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology).

In 2012 Y.Y. Grankin defended his Doctor thesis in the field of 07.00.02 – Russian history, and in 2013 he received a rank of Professor of the Chair of History of Country and Law of Russian and Foreign Countries.

Professor Y.Y. Grankin is an author of more than 70 academic publications in central and local scientific journals, author and co-author of 9 scientific monographs, dedicated to the history of the peoples of the North Caucasus, and history of economic relations between Russians and mountain peoples of the North Caucasus in XVIII-XIX centuries. Yuriy Grankin published several methodical materials on the history of the North Caucasus peoples. Professor Y.Y. Grankin reads lectures about the Russian history, and history of government management in Russia. Professor Y.Y. Grankin is an active participant of the range of international and all-Russian scientific forums on the problems of history. He is manager of scientific work of postgraduate students and candidates. Under the direction of Professor Y.Y. Grankin three Candidate theses were defended in the field of 07.00.02 – Russian history.

Professor Y.Y. Grankin received a commemorative medal “For Merit to Pyatigorsk”, certificate of the Ministry of Education of Stavropol Krai, certificate of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, and “Honorary Worker of Higher Professional Education of the Russian Federation”.

Olga Borisovna Maslova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 19 years. She graduated from Historic Department at Rostov State University in 1995, majoring in historic sciences.

Candidate of Historical Sciences on 07.00.02 Russian history from 2010.

Since September 1, 2014, O.B. Maslova has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

In 2019 she became a head of 44.04.05 Pedagogic Education direction with two majors (History and Social Studies).

At present O.B. Maslova gives the following classes: History of Russian Orthodox Church, Russian History, History of Russia in XX Century, Methods of History Teaching, History of Russian Diplomacy, she also supervises year, and diploma works, as well as a work-experience internship. 

O.B. Maslova is involved in research activity. She prepared and published about 30 articles. She also supervises student scientific publications as well as student innovational projects for participation in the Young Science competition.

Area of her expertise includes a social policy of a Soviet government, history of Russian Orthodox Church, world and Russian culture.

Since 2017 O.B. Maslova has been an author of the innovative practice-oriented educational project of History of Persons for students and master’s students of Pyatigorsk State University. She takes part in the work of a chair historic club called “What It Was?” as a reporter and a member of a club.

Marina Valerievna Rutkovskaya, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Associate Professor with a total scientific and pedagogic experience of 22 years.

She graduated with honors from Historic Department at Stavropol State Pedagogic Institute, majoring in History. She acquired a qualification of a History and Social-Politic Disciplines.
 
M.V. Rutkovskaya has been working at Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 1997, as an assistant at the Chair of Philosophy. Since 2000 as an assistant professor. Since September 1, 2014, M.V. Rutkovskaya has been working at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology (former Chair of Philosophy, Ethnology, and Culturology).

While working at the Chair, Associate Professor M.V. Rutkovskaya gave lectures and seminar classes on History of Religions, Religious Studies, History of Arts, Religious Philosophy, Philosophy, Contemporary Problems of Philosophy of Religions, History of Religion of a Country under Study (China). She supervised scientific and research work of students as well as mini-projects of the disciplines. During the educational process, M.V. Rutkovskaya applies active and interactive methods, using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, brainstorming while working with students, Associate Professor M.V. Rutkovskaya strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented constituent of the given disciplines.

Associate Professor M.V. Rutkovskaya works with students in an electronic educational environment. She worked out edu.pgu.ru online courses on History of Arts, Religion Philosophy, Contemporary Problems of Religions Philosophy, and Philosophy. Her activity is characterized by a high level of materials presented and timely completion of the tasks.

On July 14, 2000, she defended her candidate of philosophic sciences dissertation on Philosophy of State and Law of I.A. Ilyin, at dissertation boar of Saint Petersburg University. She received an academic rank of associate professor on May 19, 2010 (DTS no.028162, no. 1183/543-d).

M.V. Rutkovskaya published more than 50 works, including 4 monographs, written by her and as a co-author.

Area of expertise: a history of archaic religions, history of arts, religious philosophy, history and philosophy of China, Russian philosophy of XIX-beginning of XX century.

She regularly participates in international, all-Russian, and regional scientific and practice conferences.

M.V. Rutkovskaya is a resident expert of Rivers of Time student club, headed by K.V. Kasparyan, and resident expert at annual Higher School of Management team formation in participation in intellectual games on history.  

M.V. Rutkovskaya is an author the of Dictionary of Islamic Terms – online thesaurus. 

She is working out a new innovative method of teaching of History of Arts course within the frameworks of the innovational belt of PSU. She takes part in Innovational Technologies in Scientific and Practical Introduction of Historic Knowledge – scientific and academic laboratory. She is also working out new academic technology and its introduction on the basis of Religious Philosophy.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Natalia Viktorovna Doronina, Candidate of Historic Sciences with general scientific and pedagogic experience of 11 years.

She graduated from Stavropol State University majoring in History, as a master of History in 2001. On October 28, 2005 she defended her candidate thesis on Nazi Propaganda on Occupied Territories of Stavropol and Kuban Regions in 1942-1943: Objectives, Peculiarities, Collapse in a dissertation board of Stavropol State University.

N.V. Doronina began her labor activity in PSU on September  1, 2008, at the Chair of Philosophy, Culturology, and Ethnology as an assistant. On September 1, 2009 she started working as a senior lector, since September 1, 2011 she has been an assistant professor. At present she works at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

Today N.V. Doronina gives the following classes: Culturology, Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples.

Area of expertise: problems of history and culture of the North Caucasus peoples, battle for the Caucasus during Great Patriotic War 1941-1945.

N.V. Doronina published more than 20 works, including monographs, and articles in scientific and academic editions, indexed by HAC.

Assistant Professor Doronina has an author certificate of state registration of a database no. 2017620035 dated 01/11/2017. Dictionary of terms for a course “Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples” (academic aid) for students.

N.V. Doronina supervises a scientific and research work of students resulting to the participation of university scientific and practical conferences and publication of the principal results of the studies.

Assistant Professor N.V. Doronina leads an additional educational program called “Culture as Means of Interethnic Peace and Interreligious Mind Strengthening”.

N.V. Doronina annually implements an educational and professionally oriented student project Culture and Time, included in the electronic system of PSU projects. The events include organization of roundtables on culturological and historic topics, quizzes, festivals, and patriotic actions; thematic tours by the CMW towns, exhibitions visiting in the regional museums.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Lyudmila Aleksandrovna Burnyasheva

Education:

In 2006 she graduated from M.A. Sholokhov Moscow State Open Pedagogic University, majoring in History, with a qualification of History and Law Teacher.

In 2008 she successfully defended her candidate thesis on “Traditions and Innovations in a Spiritual and Moral Sphere of a Social Life.”

In 2015 she defended her doctoral dissertation in 09.00.11 – Social Philosophy, on “Spiritual Space in Conditions of Transformation of Contemporary Russian Society” at the North Caucasus Federal University.

In 2014 she underwent professional retraining on Management and Technologies in Tourism and Hospitality (508 hours).

In 2017 L.A. Burnyasheva took professional retraining courses on Tour Guidance (252 hours).

In 2018 she underwent professional retraining in the Utilization of Informational and Communicational Technologies (ICT) in Implementation of Secondary Vocational and Higher Education Programs and Their Adaptation for Disabled Persons (252 hours).

In 2019 she took professional retraining courses on Pedagogue in Professional Teaching, Professional Education (756 hours).

Area of expertise: dialectical unity of traditions and innovations in the spiritual space of contemporary Russian society; international sphere as a space for the realization and protection of national interests; contemporary trends of recreational economy development as well as tourist zones, spa-resort complexes, different tourism types destinations.

In 2017 L.A. Burnyasheva took part in the Competition of Fundamental Scientific Studies Projects, held by the Russian Fund of Fundamental Studies. Area: 06 Natural scientific research methods in humanitarian sciences.

She is involved in the supervision of scientific research work of students. These are the results of the work:

2015 – B.A. Agadzhanova – II place in the All-Russian Competition of Graduation Works on Tourism.
2015 – I.A. Trufanova – I place in the All-Russian Competition of Graduation Works on Service, Tourism.
2017 – M.A. Terenina – II Degree Diploma in the All-Russian Competition of Project and Research Work of Students on Problems and Perspectives of the Service Sector.

Innovational Side of the Scientific Activity:

Annual lectures and quizzes together with L.K. Gazgireeva, Doctor of Pedagogic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Chair of Tourism and Hotel Service as well as constant improvement of pedagogic skills and are the result of innovative and creative activity.

She was a peer reviewer for the auto-abstract of candidate dissertation in 09.00.11 – Social Philosophy:

G.N. Saraeva, Spiritual and Moral Traditions of Kossaks, their Specificity and Influence on Contemporary Russian Society (2009).
M.A. Tikhonenko, Problems of the Social Reality Conceptualization in the Context of Semantic Communication (2017).

She was an official opponent to candidate dissertation in 09.00.11 – Social Philosophy:

V.N. Ignatov, Historical Past and its Meaning for the Post-Contemporary Society: Social and Philosophic Analysis (2011).
V.V Lopata, Peculiarities of Gender Identity Institutionalization in Contemporary Society: Social and Philosophic Aspect (2013).
A.V. Lebskoy, Values of Collectivism in Conditions of Social Individualization (2016).
S.S. Garaschuk, Russian System of Moral Values in the Context of Contemporary Social Realias (2017).
N.A. Krikorov, Spiritual and Moral Constants of Law and Legal Relations in Contemporary Russian Society (2017).
V.V. Andramonova, Social Networks as Factor of Informational Society Establishment: Sociocultural analysis (2018).
Y.N. Sotnikovoy, Russian Social Legal Consciousness in the Context of Ideological Perspective (2019).

Patents on invention and other objects of intellectual property:

1. Electronic database “Spiritual Space of Russian in the Context of Paradigm Discourse”. Certificate of state registration of database no. 2016620307, registration dated March 3, 2016.

2. Electronic database “Serviceology”. Certificate of state registration no. 2016620270, dated February 20, 2016.

3. Electronic database “Fundamental of Culturology”. Certificate of state registration no, 2016621229, dated September 9, 2016.

4. Electronic methodic aid for teachers “Active and Interactive Methods of Teaching at Higher School”. Certificate of state registration no. 2016621240, dated September 9, 2016.

Scientific publications:

L.A. Burnyasheva is an author of more than 230 scientific and methodic articles, including 14 monographs, 15 academic aids, 38 publications in journals, recommended by HAC of the Russian Federation and others.

Academic aids:

T.V. Dushina, I.A. Bokachev, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Spiritual and Moral Sphere of Contemporary Society: timely problems. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University, 2010. P. 137.
I.A. Bokachev, L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Traditions and Innovations in Conditions of Modernization of Contemporary Society. Stavropol, North Caucasus State Technical University, 2010, p. 137.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Active and Interactive Methods of Teaching in the Higher School: teaching and methodic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2013. P.194.
L.A. Burnyasheva Balneology, academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2012. P. 437.
L.A. Burnyasheva, T.A. Kolchugina, E.N. Goncharova Serviceology (Human and His Needs): academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2013, p. 423.
L.A. Burnyasheva Service Activity: academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2013, p. 429.
L.A. Burnyasheva Fundamentals of Balneology, academic aid, Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2014, p. 437.
L.A. Burnyasheva Fundamentals of Balneology, academic aid. M. KNORUS; Pyatigorsk: Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016. P. 438.
L.A. Burnyasheva Service Activity: academic aid. M: KNORUS; Pyatigorsk: Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016, p. 430.
L.A. Burnyasheva, T.A. Kolchugina, E.N. Goncharova Serviseology (Human and His Needs): academic aid, M: KNORUS; Pyatigorsk, Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016. P. 423.
L.A. Burnyasheva Leisure Time Organization for Tourists: academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSU, 2017. P. 467.
L.A. Burnyasheva Technology of Recreation and Entertainment: academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSU, 2017. P. 467.
L.A. Burnyasheva Culturology: academic aid. Part 1. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2018. P. 346.
L.A. Burnyasheva Culturology: academic aid. Part 2. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2018. P. 355.

Monographs:

L.A. Burnyasheva Traditions and Innovations in the Context of Social and Philosophic Discourse: monograph. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University, 2009, p. 180.
L.A. Burnyasheva Peculiarities of the Russian Spiritual Space Functioning in Conditions of Globalization: monograph. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University, 2010, p. 108.
L.A. Burnyasheva, E.A. Sergodeeva, E.N. Goncharova, T.A. Kolchugina Tourism in the System in Intercultural Communication: global and regional aspect: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2012. P. 207.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space in the Context of Transformational Processes in the Society: social and philosophic analysis: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2012. P. 117.
L.A. Burnyasheva Problems of Social and Economic Development of the Society. Chapter 1. Transformation of the Spiritual Space in the Conditions of Contemporary Russian Society: Social and Philosophic analysis: collective monograph. Saint Louis, MO: Publishing House “Science & Innovation Center”, 2013. P. 4-21.
L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Conceptualization of the Spiritual and Moral Problems of Contemporary Russian Society: existential-value aspect: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2014. P. 241.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Context of Paradigm Discourse: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2014. P. 286.
L.A. Burnyasheva, V.P, Kim, S.B. Uzdenova, E.N. Goncharova, and others Some Timely Issues of Practice of Functioning and Management of Tourism and Hotel Service. Chapter 1. Hotel Functioning Efficiency Increase on the Basis of Innovational Technologies Introduction: collective monographs. Georgievsk: M.I. Bannyi self-employed individual, 2014. P. 152.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Conditions of New World Order. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2016. P. 287.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Context of Paradigm Discourse: monograph. M: KNORUS; Pyatigorsk: Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016. P. 286.
L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Conceptualization of Spiritual and Moral Problems of Contemporary Russian Society: Existation-Value Aspect: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2017. P. 204.
A.P. Gorbunov, A.P. Kolyadin, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva, O.Y. Kosenko Organization of Tourist Destinations in order to Form the Competitive Tourism Market: Foreign and Russian Experience: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2018. P. 186.

Articles in the Journals, Recommended by HAC of Russia:

L.A. Burnyasheva Influence of Traditions on the Development of Contemporary Russian Society / Humanitarian and Social-Economic Science. Rostov-on-Don: publishing house of North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at Southern Federal University, 2007. No. 4. P. 19-22. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva To the Problem of Traditions and Innovations in the Spiritual and Moral Sphere of a Social Life //  Stavropol State University Reporter. Stavropol: SSU. 2008. No. 56(3). P. 169-173. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Influence of Traditions on the Development of Contemporary Russian Society / Humanitarian and Social-Economic Science. Rostov-on-Don: publishing house of North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at Southern Federal University, 2007. No. 4. P. 19-22. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Transformation of the Spiritual Space in Conditions of a New World Order // Postgraduate Reporter of Povolzhye. Samara. 2010. No. 1-2. P. 12-15. 0.5. printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Problems of the Contemporary Russian Spiritual Space Renovation // Social and Humanitarian Knowledge. Moscow. 2010. No.5. p. 265-273. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Formation of the Spiritual and Moral Personality on the Basis of Traditions and Innovations // Postgraduate Reporter of Povolzhye. Samara, 2010. No. 5-6. P. 10-14. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Phenomena of Consciousness Virtualization and Transformation of the Mental Model of the Person // Humanitarian and Social-Economic Sciences. Rostov on Don: North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at South Federal University, 2010. No. 5. P. 20-23. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual and Existential Time and Space: modern view // North Caucasus State Technical University Reporter. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University. 2010. No. 3. P. 169-173. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Existential Fundamentals of the Spiritual Safety of the Russian Society // Power. Moscow. 2011. No.2. p. 11-15. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Context of Global Problems of Modern Times // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 2.1(14). P. 409-417. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Spiritual Crisis of Value Grounds: Social and Philosophic Discourse of the Problem // Perspectives of Science. Tambov. 2011. No. 2 (17). P. 52-56. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual and Moral Values and Their Influence on the Formation of Contemporary World of Human // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. 2011. No.1(19). P. 623-634. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Place and Role of Spiritual and Moral Values in the Social and Cultural Space of the North Caucasus // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 5.1 (17). P. 610-618. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Infosphere Influence on the Spiritual Space and Global Thinking // Postgraduate Reporter of Povolzhye. Samara. 2011. No. 5-6. P. 12-16. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Virtualization of the Spiritual Space by means of Replacing Real Objects with Simulacra // Problems of Science and Education. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 9.2 (24). Krasnoyarsk. P. 640-650. 0.5 printed sheets. 
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space and Time of Modern Times as Factors of Personality Formation in XXI Century // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 11.2 (23). P 772-780. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space in the Context of Social and Philosophic Analysis // Scientific Notes of Zabaykalsky State University. Series: Philosophy, Sociology, Culturology, and Social Work. 2011. No. 4. P. 5-9.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Problem of Stable Development of Modern Society through Self-Management: Information and Value Paradigm // Humanitarian and Social-Economic Sciences. Rostov on Don: North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at Southern Federal University. 2013. No. 6. P. 21-25. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Virtualization of Spiritual Space as a Condition for the Spiritual World Transformation // North Caucasus Federal University Reporter. Stavropol: NCFU. 2014. No.1. p. 42-50. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Mechanisms of Modern Russian Society’s Spiritual Space Renovation // North Caucasus Federal University Reporter. Stavropol: NCFU. 2014. No. 2. P. 38-46. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva National Interests of Russia in Conditions of the Establishment of the New System of International Relations // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2015. No. 8 (123). P. 52-57. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Peculiarities of Political Transformations under the Influence of Globalization Process // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2015. No. 9 (124). P. 58-66. 0.5 printed sheets.
N.G. Bondarenko, L.A. Burnyasheva, M.B. Yanukyan Philosophic Comprehension of the Spiritual Space in the Light of the Specificity of Transformational Processes // Humanitarian, Social-Economic, and Social Sciences. 2015. No. 10-1. P. 20-22. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva National Idea as a Form of Realization of Political and Government Interests at the International Arena // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2015. No. 10 (125). P. 33-40. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva, N.Y. Rud Actualization of the Recreational Complex of Russia Development // International Scientific Journal – Contemporary Fundamental and Applied Studies. 2016. V. 1. No. 2 (21). P. 207-211. 0.6 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva, N.Y. Rud Region’s Brand in the System of Marketing Factor of Regional Competitiveness // News of Kabardino Balkarian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. 2016. No.3 (71). P. 73-78. 0.6 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Globalization as a Determiner of the Modern International Relations // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2016. V. 22. No. 7. P. 53-59. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva To the Question of Formation of Tourist and Recreation Cluster as the Base for Special Economic Zones Development // K.L. Khetagurov North Ossetian State University. 2016. No. 3. P. 161-165. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K Gazgireeva, N.Y. Rud Innovational Tourism Cluster as a Model of Stable Development of the Regions // News of Kabardino Balkarian Scientific Center of Russian Academy of Science. 2016. No. 4 (72). P. 62-66. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva The Role of Innovative Management in the Improvement of Hospitality Businesses Activity // K.L. Khetagurov North Ossetian State University. 2017. No. 2. P.106-113. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Transformation of Spiritual and Moral Values of the Youth in Modern Russian Society: Social and Philosophic Aspect // Kalmykia University Reporter (09.00.00 Philosophic Sciences). 2017. No. 34(2). P. 122-128. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Aspects of New World Order Formation: Historic and Political Discourse // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. Chita. ZSU. 2017. V.24. no.6. p. 74-82. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, V.N. Gruzkov Social Reality and Social Subject in the Process of Social Changes // Economic and Humanitarian Studies of the Regions. 2017. No. 4. P. 49-52. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Tourism Cluster as the Organizational and Economic Mechanism of Formation and Development Management of Innovational Potential of the Republic of Crimea // Kalmykia Institute of Humanitarian Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences. 2017. V. 4. No. 4(32). P. 182-193. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Social Technologies of Russian Managers’ Creative Potential Development Technologies as a Strategic Factor of the Efficient Management of Commercial Organization // Kalmykia Institute of Humanitarian Studies of RAS. 2017. V. 3. No. 3(31). P. 182-191. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, A.P. Kolyadin, L.A. Burnyasheva Comprehensive Model of Tourism Destination as a Crucial Element of the Tourism System // North Caucasus People’s Friendship Institute Reporter. Stavropol. 2018. No. 4(48). P. 120-127. 0.6 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, A.P. Kolyadin, L.A. Burnyasheva Conceptual Approach towards the Tourism Destinations Promotion by means of Advertisement and PR Technologies // Department of Economic Systems: electronic scientific journal. 2018. No. 11 (117). 0.6. printed sheets. 

Awards and credits

Certificate for the Organization of the Conference on Psychological and Pedagogic Work on “Priority Directions in Students Teaching”, Pyatigorsk, 2008.

Diploma for active participation in the organization of “International Scientific Conference of Students, Postgraduates, and Young Scientists on “Problems of Contemporary Society from the Youth Perspective”, Stavropol, 2010.

Certificate, signed by the Administration of Pyatigorsk Humanitarian-Economic College for the organization of the Conference on Psychological and Pedagogic Work on “Priority Directions in Students Teaching”, Pyatigorsk, 2010.

Nominee of the Competition for the Best Scientific Book of 2010 for the book “Spiritual and Moral Sphere of Contemporary Society: Timely Problems” in Sochi, 2011.

Diploma for the first place and the best scientific work in the scientific and practical conference of students, postgraduates, and young scientists “Informational Technologies in the Provision of the Efficient Development of the Caucasus Mineral Waters”, 2011.

Certificate and lapel pin FAMOUS-SCIENTISTS.RU MEMBER and certificate about the inclusion of scientific biography into Internet encyclopedia FAMOUS-SCIENTISTS.RU. Access mode: www.famous-scientists.ru. Moscow, 2012.

Certificate of gratitude signed by the chairman of Stavropol Krai committee on Youth Affairs I.N. Shatskaya for professional work in the expert board of Krai competition “I am the Head”, contribution to the development of children and youth movement in Stavropol Krai, Pyatigorsk, 2013.

Certificate of fruitful work on development and improvement of an educational process, active work on the field of scientific studies, in honor of 75th anniversary of Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, signed by Rector of PSLU A.P. Gorbunov, Pyatigorsk, 2014.

Certificate of the Participant of the International Competition “The Best Scientific Abstracts”.

Natalia Viktorovna Doronina, Candidate of Historic Sciences with general scientific and pedagogic experience of 11 years.

She graduated from Stavropol State University majoring in History, as a master of History in 2001. On October 28, 2005 she defended her candidate thesis on Nazi Propaganda on Occupied Territories of Stavropol and Kuban Regions in 1942-1943: Objectives, Peculiarities, Collapse in a dissertation board of Stavropol State University.

N.V. Doronina began her labor activity in PSU on September  1, 2008, at the Chair of Philosophy, Culturology, and Ethnology as an assistant. On September 1, 2009 she started working as a senior lector, since September 1, 2011 she has been an assistant professor. At present she works at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

Today N.V. Doronina gives the following classes: Culturology, Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples.

Area of expertise: problems of history and culture of the North Caucasus peoples, battle for the Caucasus during Great Patriotic War 1941-1945.

N.V. Doronina published more than 20 works, including monographs, and articles in scientific and academic editions, indexed by HAC.

Assistant Professor Doronina has an author certificate of state registration of a database no. 2017620035 dated 01/11/2017. Dictionary of terms for a course “Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples” (academic aid) for students.

N.V. Doronina supervises a scientific and research work of students resulting to the participation of university scientific and practical conferences and publication of the principal results of the studies.

Assistant Professor N.V. Doronina leads an additional educational program called “Culture as Means of Interethnic Peace and Interreligious Mind Strengthening”.

N.V. Doronina annually implements an educational and professionally oriented student project Culture and Time, included in the electronic system of PSU projects. The events include organization of roundtables on culturological and historic topics, quizzes, festivals, and patriotic actions; thematic tours by the CMW towns, exhibitions visiting in the regional museums.

Natalia Viktorovna Doronina, Candidate of Historic Sciences with general scientific and pedagogic experience of 11 years.

She graduated from Stavropol State University majoring in History, as a master of History in 2001. On October 28, 2005 she defended her candidate thesis on Nazi Propaganda on Occupied Territories of Stavropol and Kuban Regions in 1942-1943: Objectives, Peculiarities, Collapse in a dissertation board of Stavropol State University.

N.V. Doronina began her labor activity in PSU on September  1, 2008, at the Chair of Philosophy, Culturology, and Ethnology as an assistant. On September 1, 2009 she started working as a senior lector, since September 1, 2011 she has been an assistant professor. At present she works at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

Today N.V. Doronina gives the following classes: Culturology, Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples.

Area of expertise: problems of history and culture of the North Caucasus peoples, battle for the Caucasus during Great Patriotic War 1941-1945.

N.V. Doronina published more than 20 works, including monographs, and articles in scientific and academic editions, indexed by HAC.

Assistant Professor Doronina has an author certificate of state registration of a database no. 2017620035 dated 01/11/2017. Dictionary of terms for a course “Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples” (academic aid) for students.

N.V. Doronina supervises a scientific and research work of students resulting to the participation of university scientific and practical conferences and publication of the principal results of the studies.

Assistant Professor N.V. Doronina leads an additional educational program called “Culture as Means of Interethnic Peace and Interreligious Mind Strengthening”.

N.V. Doronina annually implements an educational and professionally oriented student project Culture and Time, included in the electronic system of PSU projects. The events include organization of roundtables on culturological and historic topics, quizzes, festivals, and patriotic actions; thematic tours by the CMW towns, exhibitions visiting in the regional museums.

Pavel Nikolaevich Baryshnikov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Associate Professor with a general scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics. He has been working at the Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2002. Since September 1, 2014 he has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology. At present P.N. Baryshnikov gives the following classes: Philosophy, Logic, History and Methodology of Science, Methods and Methodology of Scientific Research, Contemporary Problems of Philosophy, Methodology and Methods of Preparation, Formalization, and Defense of Dissertations, History of Philosophy at Higher School of Management and other institutes of the university.

On May 18, 2010, he defended his candidate of philosophic sciences dissertation on Myth and Metaphor: Experience of Inter-paradigm Analysis at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

On December 26, 2019, he defended his doctoral dissertation on Methodological Possibilities and Limits of Calculating Theories of Mind at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

P.N. Baryshnikov published more than 80 scientific works including 5 monographies as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, methodology of artificial intellect, semiotics, theory of myth.

P.N. Baryshnikov supervises the work of Methodologic Project-Analyzing Center of Interdisciplinary Interaction – scientific and educational laboratory, where several directions projects are implemented:

1.       Issue of Studencheskiy Vzglyad (Student View) based on the contest works of PSU students;

2.       Work as an editor in chief and scientists of Philosophic Problems of IT and Cyber Space on-line journal (2 years impact factor RSCI – 0.690, database: RSCI, CrossRef, Ulrich’s Web, EBSOhost, Cyberleninka, ERIH PLUS);

3.       Coordination of educational content formation for on-line courses of the lectors of the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

In 2012-2013 – head of Scientific and Pedagogic Human Resources of Innovative Russia in 2009-2013, Agreement No, 14.B37.21.0510, project of Development of Theoretic and Methodological Studies on Philosophy of Linguistic Mind.

He is involved in extracurricular activities as a trainer at Maximum climbing club at the Chair of Physical Education and Sports. Within the frameworks of this activity he takes part in the international program of PSU Flag at the Best Known World Summits aimed at study of incoming tourism infrastructure in the remote mountain regions of the world.

Lyudmila Aleksandrovna Burnyasheva

Education:

In 2006 she graduated from M.A. Sholokhov Moscow State Open Pedagogic University, majoring in History, with a qualification of History and Law Teacher.

In 2008 she successfully defended her candidate thesis on “Traditions and Innovations in a Spiritual and Moral Sphere of a Social Life.”

In 2015 she defended her doctoral dissertation in 09.00.11 – Social Philosophy, on “Spiritual Space in Conditions of Transformation of Contemporary Russian Society” at the North Caucasus Federal University.

In 2014 she underwent professional retraining on Management and Technologies in Tourism and Hospitality (508 hours).

In 2017 L.A. Burnyasheva took professional retraining courses on Tour Guidance (252 hours).

In 2018 she underwent professional retraining in the Utilization of Informational and Communicational Technologies (ICT) in Implementation of Secondary Vocational and Higher Education Programs and Their Adaptation for Disabled Persons (252 hours).

In 2019 she took professional retraining courses on Pedagogue in Professional Teaching, Professional Education (756 hours).

Area of expertise: dialectical unity of traditions and innovations in the spiritual space of contemporary Russian society; international sphere as a space for the realization and protection of national interests; contemporary trends of recreational economy development as well as tourist zones, spa-resort complexes, different tourism types destinations.

In 2017 L.A. Burnyasheva took part in the Competition of Fundamental Scientific Studies Projects, held by the Russian Fund of Fundamental Studies. Area: 06 Natural scientific research methods in humanitarian sciences.

She is involved in the supervision of scientific research work of students. These are the results of the work:

2015 – B.A. Agadzhanova – II place in the All-Russian Competition of Graduation Works on Tourism.
2015 – I.A. Trufanova – I place in the All-Russian Competition of Graduation Works on Service, Tourism.
2017 – M.A. Terenina – II Degree Diploma in the All-Russian Competition of Project and Research Work of Students on Problems and Perspectives of the Service Sector.

Innovational Side of the Scientific Activity:

Annual lectures and quizzes together with L.K. Gazgireeva, Doctor of Pedagogic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Chair of Tourism and Hotel Service as well as constant improvement of pedagogic skills and are the result of innovative and creative activity.

She was a peer reviewer for the auto-abstract of candidate dissertation in 09.00.11 – Social Philosophy:

G.N. Saraeva, Spiritual and Moral Traditions of Kossaks, their Specificity and Influence on Contemporary Russian Society (2009).
M.A. Tikhonenko, Problems of the Social Reality Conceptualization in the Context of Semantic Communication (2017).

She was an official opponent to candidate dissertation in 09.00.11 – Social Philosophy:

V.N. Ignatov, Historical Past and its Meaning for the Post-Contemporary Society: Social and Philosophic Analysis (2011).
V.V Lopata, Peculiarities of Gender Identity Institutionalization in Contemporary Society: Social and Philosophic Aspect (2013).
A.V. Lebskoy, Values of Collectivism in Conditions of Social Individualization (2016).
S.S. Garaschuk, Russian System of Moral Values in the Context of Contemporary Social Realias (2017).
N.A. Krikorov, Spiritual and Moral Constants of Law and Legal Relations in Contemporary Russian Society (2017).
V.V. Andramonova, Social Networks as Factor of Informational Society Establishment: Sociocultural analysis (2018).
Y.N. Sotnikovoy, Russian Social Legal Consciousness in the Context of Ideological Perspective (2019).

Patents on invention and other objects of intellectual property:

1. Electronic database “Spiritual Space of Russian in the Context of Paradigm Discourse”. Certificate of state registration of database no. 2016620307, registration dated March 3, 2016.

2. Electronic database “Serviceology”. Certificate of state registration no. 2016620270, dated February 20, 2016.

3. Electronic database “Fundamental of Culturology”. Certificate of state registration no, 2016621229, dated September 9, 2016.

4. Electronic methodic aid for teachers “Active and Interactive Methods of Teaching at Higher School”. Certificate of state registration no. 2016621240, dated September 9, 2016.

Scientific publications:

L.A. Burnyasheva is an author of more than 230 scientific and methodic articles, including 14 monographs, 15 academic aids, 38 publications in journals, recommended by HAC of the Russian Federation and others.

Academic aids:

T.V. Dushina, I.A. Bokachev, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Spiritual and Moral Sphere of Contemporary Society: timely problems. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University, 2010. P. 137.
I.A. Bokachev, L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Traditions and Innovations in Conditions of Modernization of Contemporary Society. Stavropol, North Caucasus State Technical University, 2010, p. 137.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Active and Interactive Methods of Teaching in the Higher School: teaching and methodic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2013. P.194.
L.A. Burnyasheva Balneology, academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2012. P. 437.
L.A. Burnyasheva, T.A. Kolchugina, E.N. Goncharova Serviceology (Human and His Needs): academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2013, p. 423.
L.A. Burnyasheva Service Activity: academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2013, p. 429.
L.A. Burnyasheva Fundamentals of Balneology, academic aid, Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2014, p. 437.
L.A. Burnyasheva Fundamentals of Balneology, academic aid. M. KNORUS; Pyatigorsk: Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016. P. 438.
L.A. Burnyasheva Service Activity: academic aid. M: KNORUS; Pyatigorsk: Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016, p. 430.
L.A. Burnyasheva, T.A. Kolchugina, E.N. Goncharova Serviseology (Human and His Needs): academic aid, M: KNORUS; Pyatigorsk, Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016. P. 423.
L.A. Burnyasheva Leisure Time Organization for Tourists: academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSU, 2017. P. 467.
L.A. Burnyasheva Technology of Recreation and Entertainment: academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSU, 2017. P. 467.
L.A. Burnyasheva Culturology: academic aid. Part 1. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2018. P. 346.
L.A. Burnyasheva Culturology: academic aid. Part 2. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2018. P. 355.

Monographs:

L.A. Burnyasheva Traditions and Innovations in the Context of Social and Philosophic Discourse: monograph. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University, 2009, p. 180.
L.A. Burnyasheva Peculiarities of the Russian Spiritual Space Functioning in Conditions of Globalization: monograph. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University, 2010, p. 108.
L.A. Burnyasheva, E.A. Sergodeeva, E.N. Goncharova, T.A. Kolchugina Tourism in the System in Intercultural Communication: global and regional aspect: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2012. P. 207.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space in the Context of Transformational Processes in the Society: social and philosophic analysis: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2012. P. 117.
L.A. Burnyasheva Problems of Social and Economic Development of the Society. Chapter 1. Transformation of the Spiritual Space in the Conditions of Contemporary Russian Society: Social and Philosophic analysis: collective monograph. Saint Louis, MO: Publishing House “Science & Innovation Center”, 2013. P. 4-21.
L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Conceptualization of the Spiritual and Moral Problems of Contemporary Russian Society: existential-value aspect: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2014. P. 241.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Context of Paradigm Discourse: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2014. P. 286.
L.A. Burnyasheva, V.P, Kim, S.B. Uzdenova, E.N. Goncharova, and others Some Timely Issues of Practice of Functioning and Management of Tourism and Hotel Service. Chapter 1. Hotel Functioning Efficiency Increase on the Basis of Innovational Technologies Introduction: collective monographs. Georgievsk: M.I. Bannyi self-employed individual, 2014. P. 152.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Conditions of New World Order. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2016. P. 287.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Context of Paradigm Discourse: monograph. M: KNORUS; Pyatigorsk: Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016. P. 286.
L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Conceptualization of Spiritual and Moral Problems of Contemporary Russian Society: Existation-Value Aspect: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2017. P. 204.
A.P. Gorbunov, A.P. Kolyadin, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva, O.Y. Kosenko Organization of Tourist Destinations in order to Form the Competitive Tourism Market: Foreign and Russian Experience: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2018. P. 186.

Articles in the Journals, Recommended by HAC of Russia:

L.A. Burnyasheva Influence of Traditions on the Development of Contemporary Russian Society / Humanitarian and Social-Economic Science. Rostov-on-Don: publishing house of North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at Southern Federal University, 2007. No. 4. P. 19-22. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva To the Problem of Traditions and Innovations in the Spiritual and Moral Sphere of a Social Life //  Stavropol State University Reporter. Stavropol: SSU. 2008. No. 56(3). P. 169-173. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Influence of Traditions on the Development of Contemporary Russian Society / Humanitarian and Social-Economic Science. Rostov-on-Don: publishing house of North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at Southern Federal University, 2007. No. 4. P. 19-22. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Transformation of the Spiritual Space in Conditions of a New World Order // Postgraduate Reporter of Povolzhye. Samara. 2010. No. 1-2. P. 12-15. 0.5. printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Problems of the Contemporary Russian Spiritual Space Renovation // Social and Humanitarian Knowledge. Moscow. 2010. No.5. p. 265-273. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Formation of the Spiritual and Moral Personality on the Basis of Traditions and Innovations // Postgraduate Reporter of Povolzhye. Samara, 2010. No. 5-6. P. 10-14. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Phenomena of Consciousness Virtualization and Transformation of the Mental Model of the Person // Humanitarian and Social-Economic Sciences. Rostov on Don: North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at South Federal University, 2010. No. 5. P. 20-23. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual and Existential Time and Space: modern view // North Caucasus State Technical University Reporter. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University. 2010. No. 3. P. 169-173. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Existential Fundamentals of the Spiritual Safety of the Russian Society // Power. Moscow. 2011. No.2. p. 11-15. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Context of Global Problems of Modern Times // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 2.1(14). P. 409-417. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Spiritual Crisis of Value Grounds: Social and Philosophic Discourse of the Problem // Perspectives of Science. Tambov. 2011. No. 2 (17). P. 52-56. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual and Moral Values and Their Influence on the Formation of Contemporary World of Human // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. 2011. No.1(19). P. 623-634. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Place and Role of Spiritual and Moral Values in the Social and Cultural Space of the North Caucasus // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 5.1 (17). P. 610-618. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Infosphere Influence on the Spiritual Space and Global Thinking // Postgraduate Reporter of Povolzhye. Samara. 2011. No. 5-6. P. 12-16. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Virtualization of the Spiritual Space by means of Replacing Real Objects with Simulacra // Problems of Science and Education. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 9.2 (24). Krasnoyarsk. P. 640-650. 0.5 printed sheets. 
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space and Time of Modern Times as Factors of Personality Formation in XXI Century // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 11.2 (23). P 772-780. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space in the Context of Social and Philosophic Analysis // Scientific Notes of Zabaykalsky State University. Series: Philosophy, Sociology, Culturology, and Social Work. 2011. No. 4. P. 5-9.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Problem of Stable Development of Modern Society through Self-Management: Information and Value Paradigm // Humanitarian and Social-Economic Sciences. Rostov on Don: North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at Southern Federal University. 2013. No. 6. P. 21-25. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Virtualization of Spiritual Space as a Condition for the Spiritual World Transformation // North Caucasus Federal University Reporter. Stavropol: NCFU. 2014. No.1. p. 42-50. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Mechanisms of Modern Russian Society’s Spiritual Space Renovation // North Caucasus Federal University Reporter. Stavropol: NCFU. 2014. No. 2. P. 38-46. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva National Interests of Russia in Conditions of the Establishment of the New System of International Relations // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2015. No. 8 (123). P. 52-57. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Peculiarities of Political Transformations under the Influence of Globalization Process // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2015. No. 9 (124). P. 58-66. 0.5 printed sheets.
N.G. Bondarenko, L.A. Burnyasheva, M.B. Yanukyan Philosophic Comprehension of the Spiritual Space in the Light of the Specificity of Transformational Processes // Humanitarian, Social-Economic, and Social Sciences. 2015. No. 10-1. P. 20-22. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva National Idea as a Form of Realization of Political and Government Interests at the International Arena // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2015. No. 10 (125). P. 33-40. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva, N.Y. Rud Actualization of the Recreational Complex of Russia Development // International Scientific Journal – Contemporary Fundamental and Applied Studies. 2016. V. 1. No. 2 (21). P. 207-211. 0.6 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva, N.Y. Rud Region’s Brand in the System of Marketing Factor of Regional Competitiveness // News of Kabardino Balkarian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. 2016. No.3 (71). P. 73-78. 0.6 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Globalization as a Determiner of the Modern International Relations // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2016. V. 22. No. 7. P. 53-59. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva To the Question of Formation of Tourist and Recreation Cluster as the Base for Special Economic Zones Development // K.L. Khetagurov North Ossetian State University. 2016. No. 3. P. 161-165. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K Gazgireeva, N.Y. Rud Innovational Tourism Cluster as a Model of Stable Development of the Regions // News of Kabardino Balkarian Scientific Center of Russian Academy of Science. 2016. No. 4 (72). P. 62-66. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva The Role of Innovative Management in the Improvement of Hospitality Businesses Activity // K.L. Khetagurov North Ossetian State University. 2017. No. 2. P.106-113. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Transformation of Spiritual and Moral Values of the Youth in Modern Russian Society: Social and Philosophic Aspect // Kalmykia University Reporter (09.00.00 Philosophic Sciences). 2017. No. 34(2). P. 122-128. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Aspects of New World Order Formation: Historic and Political Discourse // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. Chita. ZSU. 2017. V.24. no.6. p. 74-82. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, V.N. Gruzkov Social Reality and Social Subject in the Process of Social Changes // Economic and Humanitarian Studies of the Regions. 2017. No. 4. P. 49-52. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Tourism Cluster as the Organizational and Economic Mechanism of Formation and Development Management of Innovational Potential of the Republic of Crimea // Kalmykia Institute of Humanitarian Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences. 2017. V. 4. No. 4(32). P. 182-193. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Social Technologies of Russian Managers’ Creative Potential Development Technologies as a Strategic Factor of the Efficient Management of Commercial Organization // Kalmykia Institute of Humanitarian Studies of RAS. 2017. V. 3. No. 3(31). P. 182-191. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, A.P. Kolyadin, L.A. Burnyasheva Comprehensive Model of Tourism Destination as a Crucial Element of the Tourism System // North Caucasus People’s Friendship Institute Reporter. Stavropol. 2018. No. 4(48). P. 120-127. 0.6 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, A.P. Kolyadin, L.A. Burnyasheva Conceptual Approach towards the Tourism Destinations Promotion by means of Advertisement and PR Technologies // Department of Economic Systems: electronic scientific journal. 2018. No. 11 (117). 0.6. printed sheets. 

Awards and credits

Certificate for the Organization of the Conference on Psychological and Pedagogic Work on “Priority Directions in Students Teaching”, Pyatigorsk, 2008.

Diploma for active participation in the organization of “International Scientific Conference of Students, Postgraduates, and Young Scientists on “Problems of Contemporary Society from the Youth Perspective”, Stavropol, 2010.

Certificate, signed by the Administration of Pyatigorsk Humanitarian-Economic College for the organization of the Conference on Psychological and Pedagogic Work on “Priority Directions in Students Teaching”, Pyatigorsk, 2010.

Nominee of the Competition for the Best Scientific Book of 2010 for the book “Spiritual and Moral Sphere of Contemporary Society: Timely Problems” in Sochi, 2011.

Diploma for the first place and the best scientific work in the scientific and practical conference of students, postgraduates, and young scientists “Informational Technologies in the Provision of the Efficient Development of the Caucasus Mineral Waters”, 2011.

Certificate and lapel pin FAMOUS-SCIENTISTS.RU MEMBER and certificate about the inclusion of scientific biography into Internet encyclopedia FAMOUS-SCIENTISTS.RU. Access mode: www.famous-scientists.ru. Moscow, 2012.

Certificate of gratitude signed by the chairman of Stavropol Krai committee on Youth Affairs I.N. Shatskaya for professional work in the expert board of Krai competition “I am the Head”, contribution to the development of children and youth movement in Stavropol Krai, Pyatigorsk, 2013.

Certificate of fruitful work on development and improvement of an educational process, active work on the field of scientific studies, in honor of 75th anniversary of Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, signed by Rector of PSLU A.P. Gorbunov, Pyatigorsk, 2014.

Certificate of the Participant of the International Competition “The Best Scientific Abstracts”.

Pavel Nikolaevich Baryshnikov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Associate Professor with a general scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics. He has been working at the Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2002. Since September 1, 2014 he has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology. At present P.N. Baryshnikov gives the following classes: Philosophy, Logic, History and Methodology of Science, Methods and Methodology of Scientific Research, Contemporary Problems of Philosophy, Methodology and Methods of Preparation, Formalization, and Defense of Dissertations, History of Philosophy at Higher School of Management and other institutes of the university.

On May 18, 2010, he defended his candidate of philosophic sciences dissertation on Myth and Metaphor: Experience of Inter-paradigm Analysis at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

On December 26, 2019, he defended his doctoral dissertation on Methodological Possibilities and Limits of Calculating Theories of Mind at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

P.N. Baryshnikov published more than 80 scientific works including 5 monographies as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, methodology of artificial intellect, semiotics, theory of myth.

P.N. Baryshnikov supervises the work of Methodologic Project-Analyzing Center of Interdisciplinary Interaction – scientific and educational laboratory, where several directions projects are implemented:

1.       Issue of Studencheskiy Vzglyad (Student View) based on the contest works of PSU students;

2.       Work as an editor in chief and scientists of Philosophic Problems of IT and Cyber Space on-line journal (2 years impact factor RSCI – 0.690, database: RSCI, CrossRef, Ulrich’s Web, EBSOhost, Cyberleninka, ERIH PLUS);

3.       Coordination of educational content formation for on-line courses of the lectors of the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

In 2012-2013 – head of Scientific and Pedagogic Human Resources of Innovative Russia in 2009-2013, Agreement No, 14.B37.21.0510, project of Development of Theoretic and Methodological Studies on Philosophy of Linguistic Mind.

He is involved in extracurricular activities as a trainer at Maximum climbing club at the Chair of Physical Education and Sports. Within the frameworks of this activity he takes part in the international program of PSU Flag at the Best Known World Summits aimed at study of incoming tourism infrastructure in the remote mountain regions of the world.

Pavel Nikolaevich Baryshnikov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Associate Professor with a general scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics. He has been working at the Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2002. Since September 1, 2014 he has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology. At present P.N. Baryshnikov gives the following classes: Philosophy, Logic, History and Methodology of Science, Methods and Methodology of Scientific Research, Contemporary Problems of Philosophy, Methodology and Methods of Preparation, Formalization, and Defense of Dissertations, History of Philosophy at Higher School of Management and other institutes of the university.

On May 18, 2010, he defended his candidate of philosophic sciences dissertation on Myth and Metaphor: Experience of Inter-paradigm Analysis at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

On December 26, 2019, he defended his doctoral dissertation on Methodological Possibilities and Limits of Calculating Theories of Mind at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

P.N. Baryshnikov published more than 80 scientific works including 5 monographies as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, methodology of artificial intellect, semiotics, theory of myth.

P.N. Baryshnikov supervises the work of Methodologic Project-Analyzing Center of Interdisciplinary Interaction – scientific and educational laboratory, where several directions projects are implemented:

1.       Issue of Studencheskiy Vzglyad (Student View) based on the contest works of PSU students;

2.       Work as an editor in chief and scientists of Philosophic Problems of IT and Cyber Space on-line journal (2 years impact factor RSCI – 0.690, database: RSCI, CrossRef, Ulrich’s Web, EBSOhost, Cyberleninka, ERIH PLUS);

3.       Coordination of educational content formation for on-line courses of the lectors of the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

In 2012-2013 – head of Scientific and Pedagogic Human Resources of Innovative Russia in 2009-2013, Agreement No, 14.B37.21.0510, project of Development of Theoretic and Methodological Studies on Philosophy of Linguistic Mind.

He is involved in extracurricular activities as a trainer at Maximum climbing club at the Chair of Physical Education and Sports. Within the frameworks of this activity he takes part in the international program of PSU Flag at the Best Known World Summits aimed at study of incoming tourism infrastructure in the remote mountain regions of the world.

Olga Borisovna Maslova, Candidate of Historical Sciences with total scientific and pedagogic experience of 19 years. She graduated from Historic Department at Rostov State University in 1995, majoring in historic sciences.

Candidate of Historical Sciences on 07.00.02 Russian history from 2010.

Since September 1, 2014, O.B. Maslova has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology at Pyatigorsk State University.

In 2019 she became a head of 44.04.05 Pedagogic Education direction with two majors (History and Social Studies).

At present O.B. Maslova gives the following classes: History of Russian Orthodox Church, Russian History, History of Russia in XX Century, Methods of History Teaching, History of Russian Diplomacy, she also supervises year, and diploma works, as well as a work-experience internship. 

O.B. Maslova is involved in research activity. She prepared and published about 30 articles. She also supervises student scientific publications as well as student innovational projects for participation in the Young Science competition.

Area of her expertise includes a social policy of a Soviet government, history of Russian Orthodox Church, world and Russian culture.

Since 2017 O.B. Maslova has been an author of the innovative practice-oriented educational project of History of Persons for students and master’s students of Pyatigorsk State University. She takes part in the work of a chair historic club called “What It Was?” as a reporter and a member of a club.

Stanislav Konstantinovich Osipov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Assistant Professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies and Theology, possesses 10 years of general scientific and pedagogic experience. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics as an expert of intercultural communication in 2008. In 2011 he graduated from North Caucasus Federal University majoring in Jurisprudence. In 2011 he defended his dissertation on Social and Political Traditions of Orthodox Christianity and Protestantism in Conditions of Contemporary Russia.

S.K. Osipov began his work at PSU in September 2008 as an assistant professor at the Chair of Politology, Sociology, and Theology. For the period of his service he has proved himself as a talented pedagogue, responsible specialist, perspective and innovative lector.

S.K. Osipov constantly increases his professional level. Particularly he took advanced training and retraining receiving certificates.

Within the framework of the educational process organization S.L. Osipov worked out academic and methodic complexes and work programs on all given classes, lectures courses, final and control tests, multimedia presentation for lectures. He pays a special attention to the processing of lecture courses due to the changes in work programs and training plans, as well as to the working-out and introduction of innovative means of education on given classes.

During his work at the chair S.K. Osipov read lectures and gave the following seminar classes: Islam, Judaism, and Buddhism in Russian History, Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Religious Legislation, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society, Methods of Theological Disciplines Teaching, History and Methodology of Theology, Timely Problems of Church-Society Relations, Religious Policy in the Western Europe and North American Countries, Religion and Government-Society Relations in the Eastern Europe and Latin America, Constitutional and Law Bases of Confessional Policy in the Russian Federation, Concepts of the Religious Policy in the Russian History, Concepts of Religious Policy of the Western European and American Countries, Comparative Theology, History of Theological Science and Education in Russia, and he also supervised mini-projects on the given classes.

S.K. Osipov attended open lectures and seminars of his colleagues on a regular basis, the results of which were presented at the chair’s meetings. S.K. Osipov’s classes were also visited by the chair’s members and gained positive feedback about content and organizational aspects. Apart from this, S.K. Osipov’s lectures texts were discussed at the chair’s meetings and gained positive comments.

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov applies active and interactive methods of lectures using contemporary computer technologies. Implementing new pedagogic technologies by means of business games, discussions, cases, situations analysis, S.K. Osipov strengthens an innovative and practice-oriented side of the education on his disciplines. Associate Professor S.K. Osipov works with student in EDU.PGU.RU, using which he modernizes an individual work of students. Stanislav Osipov works at Institute of Distant Education and Informational and Communicational Technologies Development, and his activity in this field is characterized by the high level of presented materials and timely completion of tasks.

S.K. Osipov is a head of educational programs on 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic disciplines), 48.03.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox disciplines), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Islamic component), 48.04.01 Theology, Government-Confessional Relations (with Orthodox component).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov takes part in different events, organized by the university, educational institutes, and higher schools (Day of University, Green Apple, Russia is Our Common Home, Day of HSM, Victory Day at HSM, HSM Graduation Party).

Associate Professor S.K. Osipov educates students during his lectures and seminars, where he talks about timely problems:
Formation of civil society and government;
Spiritual and moral values;
Patriotic education;
International and interconfessional relations;
Countering extremism and terrorism.

S.K. Osipov supervises graduation works of students who study Theology. From 2014 to 2019 he supervised 29 graduation works as projects with commercialization and their further registration as objects of intellectual property based on licensed agreements.

Within the preparation of mini-projects on Contemporary Life of Confession, History of Local Churches, History of Western Christianity, Legal Base of an Expert Activity in Religious Policy, Government Legislation on Religion, Religion in Contemporary World, Religious Policy Development Trends in Asian and African Countries, Religious Culture of the North Caucasus Peoples, Timely Issues of National Cultural Identity, Problems of International Law Concerning Religious Policy, Islam and Contemporary Russian Society,  Contemporary Problems of Interconfessional Relations in Russia, Associate Professor S.K. Osipov supervises practice-oriented and project activity of students. In 2016, 2017, and 2019 an author team of students supervised by S.K. Osipov occupied first places in an annual competition of Innovative Potential of University Youth.

Lyudmila Aleksandrovna Burnyasheva

Education:

In 2006 she graduated from M.A. Sholokhov Moscow State Open Pedagogic University, majoring in History, with a qualification of History and Law Teacher.

In 2008 she successfully defended her candidate thesis on “Traditions and Innovations in a Spiritual and Moral Sphere of a Social Life.”

In 2015 she defended her doctoral dissertation in 09.00.11 – Social Philosophy, on “Spiritual Space in Conditions of Transformation of Contemporary Russian Society” at the North Caucasus Federal University.

In 2014 she underwent professional retraining on Management and Technologies in Tourism and Hospitality (508 hours).

In 2017 L.A. Burnyasheva took professional retraining courses on Tour Guidance (252 hours).

In 2018 she underwent professional retraining in the Utilization of Informational and Communicational Technologies (ICT) in Implementation of Secondary Vocational and Higher Education Programs and Their Adaptation for Disabled Persons (252 hours).

In 2019 she took professional retraining courses on Pedagogue in Professional Teaching, Professional Education (756 hours).

Area of expertise: dialectical unity of traditions and innovations in the spiritual space of contemporary Russian society; international sphere as a space for the realization and protection of national interests; contemporary trends of recreational economy development as well as tourist zones, spa-resort complexes, different tourism types destinations.

In 2017 L.A. Burnyasheva took part in the Competition of Fundamental Scientific Studies Projects, held by the Russian Fund of Fundamental Studies. Area: 06 Natural scientific research methods in humanitarian sciences.

She is involved in the supervision of scientific research work of students. These are the results of the work:

2015 – B.A. Agadzhanova – II place in the All-Russian Competition of Graduation Works on Tourism.
2015 – I.A. Trufanova – I place in the All-Russian Competition of Graduation Works on Service, Tourism.
2017 – M.A. Terenina – II Degree Diploma in the All-Russian Competition of Project and Research Work of Students on Problems and Perspectives of the Service Sector.

Innovational Side of the Scientific Activity:

Annual lectures and quizzes together with L.K. Gazgireeva, Doctor of Pedagogic Sciences, Associate Professor of the Chair of Tourism and Hotel Service as well as constant improvement of pedagogic skills and are the result of innovative and creative activity.

She was a peer reviewer for the auto-abstract of candidate dissertation in 09.00.11 – Social Philosophy:

G.N. Saraeva, Spiritual and Moral Traditions of Kossaks, their Specificity and Influence on Contemporary Russian Society (2009).
M.A. Tikhonenko, Problems of the Social Reality Conceptualization in the Context of Semantic Communication (2017).

She was an official opponent to candidate dissertation in 09.00.11 – Social Philosophy:

V.N. Ignatov, Historical Past and its Meaning for the Post-Contemporary Society: Social and Philosophic Analysis (2011).
V.V Lopata, Peculiarities of Gender Identity Institutionalization in Contemporary Society: Social and Philosophic Aspect (2013).
A.V. Lebskoy, Values of Collectivism in Conditions of Social Individualization (2016).
S.S. Garaschuk, Russian System of Moral Values in the Context of Contemporary Social Realias (2017).
N.A. Krikorov, Spiritual and Moral Constants of Law and Legal Relations in Contemporary Russian Society (2017).
V.V. Andramonova, Social Networks as Factor of Informational Society Establishment: Sociocultural analysis (2018).
Y.N. Sotnikovoy, Russian Social Legal Consciousness in the Context of Ideological Perspective (2019).

Patents on invention and other objects of intellectual property:

1. Electronic database “Spiritual Space of Russian in the Context of Paradigm Discourse”. Certificate of state registration of database no. 2016620307, registration dated March 3, 2016.

2. Electronic database “Serviceology”. Certificate of state registration no. 2016620270, dated February 20, 2016.

3. Electronic database “Fundamental of Culturology”. Certificate of state registration no, 2016621229, dated September 9, 2016.

4. Electronic methodic aid for teachers “Active and Interactive Methods of Teaching at Higher School”. Certificate of state registration no. 2016621240, dated September 9, 2016.

Scientific publications:

L.A. Burnyasheva is an author of more than 230 scientific and methodic articles, including 14 monographs, 15 academic aids, 38 publications in journals, recommended by HAC of the Russian Federation and others.

Academic aids:

T.V. Dushina, I.A. Bokachev, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Spiritual and Moral Sphere of Contemporary Society: timely problems. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University, 2010. P. 137.
I.A. Bokachev, L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Traditions and Innovations in Conditions of Modernization of Contemporary Society. Stavropol, North Caucasus State Technical University, 2010, p. 137.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Active and Interactive Methods of Teaching in the Higher School: teaching and methodic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2013. P.194.
L.A. Burnyasheva Balneology, academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2012. P. 437.
L.A. Burnyasheva, T.A. Kolchugina, E.N. Goncharova Serviceology (Human and His Needs): academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2013, p. 423.
L.A. Burnyasheva Service Activity: academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2013, p. 429.
L.A. Burnyasheva Fundamentals of Balneology, academic aid, Pyatigorsk, PSLU, 2014, p. 437.
L.A. Burnyasheva Fundamentals of Balneology, academic aid. M. KNORUS; Pyatigorsk: Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016. P. 438.
L.A. Burnyasheva Service Activity: academic aid. M: KNORUS; Pyatigorsk: Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016, p. 430.
L.A. Burnyasheva, T.A. Kolchugina, E.N. Goncharova Serviseology (Human and His Needs): academic aid, M: KNORUS; Pyatigorsk, Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016. P. 423.
L.A. Burnyasheva Leisure Time Organization for Tourists: academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSU, 2017. P. 467.
L.A. Burnyasheva Technology of Recreation and Entertainment: academic aid. Pyatigorsk, PSU, 2017. P. 467.
L.A. Burnyasheva Culturology: academic aid. Part 1. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2018. P. 346.
L.A. Burnyasheva Culturology: academic aid. Part 2. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2018. P. 355.

Monographs:

L.A. Burnyasheva Traditions and Innovations in the Context of Social and Philosophic Discourse: monograph. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University, 2009, p. 180.
L.A. Burnyasheva Peculiarities of the Russian Spiritual Space Functioning in Conditions of Globalization: monograph. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University, 2010, p. 108.
L.A. Burnyasheva, E.A. Sergodeeva, E.N. Goncharova, T.A. Kolchugina Tourism in the System in Intercultural Communication: global and regional aspect: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2012. P. 207.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space in the Context of Transformational Processes in the Society: social and philosophic analysis: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2012. P. 117.
L.A. Burnyasheva Problems of Social and Economic Development of the Society. Chapter 1. Transformation of the Spiritual Space in the Conditions of Contemporary Russian Society: Social and Philosophic analysis: collective monograph. Saint Louis, MO: Publishing House “Science & Innovation Center”, 2013. P. 4-21.
L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Conceptualization of the Spiritual and Moral Problems of Contemporary Russian Society: existential-value aspect: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2014. P. 241.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Context of Paradigm Discourse: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2014. P. 286.
L.A. Burnyasheva, V.P, Kim, S.B. Uzdenova, E.N. Goncharova, and others Some Timely Issues of Practice of Functioning and Management of Tourism and Hotel Service. Chapter 1. Hotel Functioning Efficiency Increase on the Basis of Innovational Technologies Introduction: collective monographs. Georgievsk: M.I. Bannyi self-employed individual, 2014. P. 152.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Conditions of New World Order. Pyatigorsk: PSLU, 2016. P. 287.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Context of Paradigm Discourse: monograph. M: KNORUS; Pyatigorsk: Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, 2016. P. 286.
L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Conceptualization of Spiritual and Moral Problems of Contemporary Russian Society: Existation-Value Aspect: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2017. P. 204.
A.P. Gorbunov, A.P. Kolyadin, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva, O.Y. Kosenko Organization of Tourist Destinations in order to Form the Competitive Tourism Market: Foreign and Russian Experience: monograph. Pyatigorsk: PSU, 2018. P. 186.

Articles in the Journals, Recommended by HAC of Russia:

L.A. Burnyasheva Influence of Traditions on the Development of Contemporary Russian Society / Humanitarian and Social-Economic Science. Rostov-on-Don: publishing house of North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at Southern Federal University, 2007. No. 4. P. 19-22. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva To the Problem of Traditions and Innovations in the Spiritual and Moral Sphere of a Social Life //  Stavropol State University Reporter. Stavropol: SSU. 2008. No. 56(3). P. 169-173. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Influence of Traditions on the Development of Contemporary Russian Society / Humanitarian and Social-Economic Science. Rostov-on-Don: publishing house of North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at Southern Federal University, 2007. No. 4. P. 19-22. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Transformation of the Spiritual Space in Conditions of a New World Order // Postgraduate Reporter of Povolzhye. Samara. 2010. No. 1-2. P. 12-15. 0.5. printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Problems of the Contemporary Russian Spiritual Space Renovation // Social and Humanitarian Knowledge. Moscow. 2010. No.5. p. 265-273. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Formation of the Spiritual and Moral Personality on the Basis of Traditions and Innovations // Postgraduate Reporter of Povolzhye. Samara, 2010. No. 5-6. P. 10-14. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Phenomena of Consciousness Virtualization and Transformation of the Mental Model of the Person // Humanitarian and Social-Economic Sciences. Rostov on Don: North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at South Federal University, 2010. No. 5. P. 20-23. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual and Existential Time and Space: modern view // North Caucasus State Technical University Reporter. Stavropol: North Caucasus State Technical University. 2010. No. 3. P. 169-173. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Existential Fundamentals of the Spiritual Safety of the Russian Society // Power. Moscow. 2011. No.2. p. 11-15. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space of Russia in the Context of Global Problems of Modern Times // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 2.1(14). P. 409-417. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Spiritual Crisis of Value Grounds: Social and Philosophic Discourse of the Problem // Perspectives of Science. Tambov. 2011. No. 2 (17). P. 52-56. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual and Moral Values and Their Influence on the Formation of Contemporary World of Human // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. 2011. No.1(19). P. 623-634. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Place and Role of Spiritual and Moral Values in the Social and Cultural Space of the North Caucasus // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 5.1 (17). P. 610-618. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Infosphere Influence on the Spiritual Space and Global Thinking // Postgraduate Reporter of Povolzhye. Samara. 2011. No. 5-6. P. 12-16. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Virtualization of the Spiritual Space by means of Replacing Real Objects with Simulacra // Problems of Science and Education. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 9.2 (24). Krasnoyarsk. P. 640-650. 0.5 printed sheets. 
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space and Time of Modern Times as Factors of Personality Formation in XXI Century // In the World of Scientific Discoveries. Krasnoyarsk. 2011. No. 11.2 (23). P 772-780. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Spiritual Space in the Context of Social and Philosophic Analysis // Scientific Notes of Zabaykalsky State University. Series: Philosophy, Sociology, Culturology, and Social Work. 2011. No. 4. P. 5-9.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Problem of Stable Development of Modern Society through Self-Management: Information and Value Paradigm // Humanitarian and Social-Economic Sciences. Rostov on Don: North Caucasus Scientific Center of the Higher School at Southern Federal University. 2013. No. 6. P. 21-25. 0.4 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Virtualization of Spiritual Space as a Condition for the Spiritual World Transformation // North Caucasus Federal University Reporter. Stavropol: NCFU. 2014. No.1. p. 42-50. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Mechanisms of Modern Russian Society’s Spiritual Space Renovation // North Caucasus Federal University Reporter. Stavropol: NCFU. 2014. No. 2. P. 38-46. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva National Interests of Russia in Conditions of the Establishment of the New System of International Relations // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2015. No. 8 (123). P. 52-57. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva Peculiarities of Political Transformations under the Influence of Globalization Process // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2015. No. 9 (124). P. 58-66. 0.5 printed sheets.
N.G. Bondarenko, L.A. Burnyasheva, M.B. Yanukyan Philosophic Comprehension of the Spiritual Space in the Light of the Specificity of Transformational Processes // Humanitarian, Social-Economic, and Social Sciences. 2015. No. 10-1. P. 20-22. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva National Idea as a Form of Realization of Political and Government Interests at the International Arena // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2015. No. 10 (125). P. 33-40. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva, N.Y. Rud Actualization of the Recreational Complex of Russia Development // International Scientific Journal – Contemporary Fundamental and Applied Studies. 2016. V. 1. No. 2 (21). P. 207-211. 0.6 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva, N.Y. Rud Region’s Brand in the System of Marketing Factor of Regional Competitiveness // News of Kabardino Balkarian Scientific Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. 2016. No.3 (71). P. 73-78. 0.6 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Globalization as a Determiner of the Modern International Relations // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. 2016. V. 22. No. 7. P. 53-59. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva To the Question of Formation of Tourist and Recreation Cluster as the Base for Special Economic Zones Development // K.L. Khetagurov North Ossetian State University. 2016. No. 3. P. 161-165. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K Gazgireeva, N.Y. Rud Innovational Tourism Cluster as a Model of Stable Development of the Regions // News of Kabardino Balkarian Scientific Center of Russian Academy of Science. 2016. No. 4 (72). P. 62-66. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva The Role of Innovative Management in the Improvement of Hospitality Businesses Activity // K.L. Khetagurov North Ossetian State University. 2017. No. 2. P.106-113. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Transformation of Spiritual and Moral Values of the Youth in Modern Russian Society: Social and Philosophic Aspect // Kalmykia University Reporter (09.00.00 Philosophic Sciences). 2017. No. 34(2). P. 122-128. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Aspects of New World Order Formation: Historic and Political Discourse // Zabaykalsky State University Reporter. Chita. ZSU. 2017. V.24. no.6. p. 74-82. 0.5 printed sheets.
L.A. Burnyasheva, V.N. Gruzkov Social Reality and Social Subject in the Process of Social Changes // Economic and Humanitarian Studies of the Regions. 2017. No. 4. P. 49-52. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.A. Burnyasheva, L.K. Gazgireeva Tourism Cluster as the Organizational and Economic Mechanism of Formation and Development Management of Innovational Potential of the Republic of Crimea // Kalmykia Institute of Humanitarian Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences. 2017. V. 4. No. 4(32). P. 182-193. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, L.K. Gazgireeva, L.A. Burnyasheva Social Technologies of Russian Managers’ Creative Potential Development Technologies as a Strategic Factor of the Efficient Management of Commercial Organization // Kalmykia Institute of Humanitarian Studies of RAS. 2017. V. 3. No. 3(31). P. 182-191. 0.5 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, A.P. Kolyadin, L.A. Burnyasheva Comprehensive Model of Tourism Destination as a Crucial Element of the Tourism System // North Caucasus People’s Friendship Institute Reporter. Stavropol. 2018. No. 4(48). P. 120-127. 0.6 printed sheets.
A.P. Gorbunov, A.P. Kolyadin, L.A. Burnyasheva Conceptual Approach towards the Tourism Destinations Promotion by means of Advertisement and PR Technologies // Department of Economic Systems: electronic scientific journal. 2018. No. 11 (117). 0.6. printed sheets. 

Awards and credits

Certificate for the Organization of the Conference on Psychological and Pedagogic Work on “Priority Directions in Students Teaching”, Pyatigorsk, 2008.

Diploma for active participation in the organization of “International Scientific Conference of Students, Postgraduates, and Young Scientists on “Problems of Contemporary Society from the Youth Perspective”, Stavropol, 2010.

Certificate, signed by the Administration of Pyatigorsk Humanitarian-Economic College for the organization of the Conference on Psychological and Pedagogic Work on “Priority Directions in Students Teaching”, Pyatigorsk, 2010.

Nominee of the Competition for the Best Scientific Book of 2010 for the book “Spiritual and Moral Sphere of Contemporary Society: Timely Problems” in Sochi, 2011.

Diploma for the first place and the best scientific work in the scientific and practical conference of students, postgraduates, and young scientists “Informational Technologies in the Provision of the Efficient Development of the Caucasus Mineral Waters”, 2011.

Certificate and lapel pin FAMOUS-SCIENTISTS.RU MEMBER and certificate about the inclusion of scientific biography into Internet encyclopedia FAMOUS-SCIENTISTS.RU. Access mode: www.famous-scientists.ru. Moscow, 2012.

Certificate of gratitude signed by the chairman of Stavropol Krai committee on Youth Affairs I.N. Shatskaya for professional work in the expert board of Krai competition “I am the Head”, contribution to the development of children and youth movement in Stavropol Krai, Pyatigorsk, 2013.

Certificate of fruitful work on development and improvement of an educational process, active work on the field of scientific studies, in honor of 75th anniversary of Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University, signed by Rector of PSLU A.P. Gorbunov, Pyatigorsk, 2014.

Certificate of the Participant of the International Competition “The Best Scientific Abstracts”.

Pavel Nikolaevich Baryshnikov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Associate Professor with a general scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics. He has been working at the Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2002. Since September 1, 2014 he has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology. At present P.N. Baryshnikov gives the following classes: Philosophy, Logic, History and Methodology of Science, Methods and Methodology of Scientific Research, Contemporary Problems of Philosophy, Methodology and Methods of Preparation, Formalization, and Defense of Dissertations, History of Philosophy at Higher School of Management and other institutes of the university.

On May 18, 2010, he defended his candidate of philosophic sciences dissertation on Myth and Metaphor: Experience of Inter-paradigm Analysis at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

On December 26, 2019, he defended his doctoral dissertation on Methodological Possibilities and Limits of Calculating Theories of Mind at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

P.N. Baryshnikov published more than 80 scientific works including 5 monographies as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, methodology of artificial intellect, semiotics, theory of myth.

P.N. Baryshnikov supervises the work of Methodologic Project-Analyzing Center of Interdisciplinary Interaction – scientific and educational laboratory, where several directions projects are implemented:

1.       Issue of Studencheskiy Vzglyad (Student View) based on the contest works of PSU students;

2.       Work as an editor in chief and scientists of Philosophic Problems of IT and Cyber Space on-line journal (2 years impact factor RSCI – 0.690, database: RSCI, CrossRef, Ulrich’s Web, EBSOhost, Cyberleninka, ERIH PLUS);

3.       Coordination of educational content formation for on-line courses of the lectors of the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

In 2012-2013 – head of Scientific and Pedagogic Human Resources of Innovative Russia in 2009-2013, Agreement No, 14.B37.21.0510, project of Development of Theoretic and Methodological Studies on Philosophy of Linguistic Mind.

He is involved in extracurricular activities as a trainer at Maximum climbing club at the Chair of Physical Education and Sports. Within the frameworks of this activity he takes part in the international program of PSU Flag at the Best Known World Summits aimed at study of incoming tourism infrastructure in the remote mountain regions of the world.

Pavel Nikolaevich Baryshnikov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Associate Professor with a general scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics. He has been working at the Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2002. Since September 1, 2014 he has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology. At present P.N. Baryshnikov gives the following classes: Philosophy, Logic, History and Methodology of Science, Methods and Methodology of Scientific Research, Contemporary Problems of Philosophy, Methodology and Methods of Preparation, Formalization, and Defense of Dissertations, History of Philosophy at Higher School of Management and other institutes of the university.

On May 18, 2010, he defended his candidate of philosophic sciences dissertation on Myth and Metaphor: Experience of Inter-paradigm Analysis at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

On December 26, 2019, he defended his doctoral dissertation on Methodological Possibilities and Limits of Calculating Theories of Mind at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

P.N. Baryshnikov published more than 80 scientific works including 5 monographies as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, methodology of artificial intellect, semiotics, theory of myth.

P.N. Baryshnikov supervises the work of Methodologic Project-Analyzing Center of Interdisciplinary Interaction – scientific and educational laboratory, where several directions projects are implemented:

1.       Issue of Studencheskiy Vzglyad (Student View) based on the contest works of PSU students;

2.       Work as an editor in chief and scientists of Philosophic Problems of IT and Cyber Space on-line journal (2 years impact factor RSCI – 0.690, database: RSCI, CrossRef, Ulrich’s Web, EBSOhost, Cyberleninka, ERIH PLUS);

3.       Coordination of educational content formation for on-line courses of the lectors of the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology.

In 2012-2013 – head of Scientific and Pedagogic Human Resources of Innovative Russia in 2009-2013, Agreement No, 14.B37.21.0510, project of Development of Theoretic and Methodological Studies on Philosophy of Linguistic Mind.

He is involved in extracurricular activities as a trainer at Maximum climbing club at the Chair of Physical Education and Sports. Within the frameworks of this activity he takes part in the international program of PSU Flag at the Best Known World Summits aimed at study of incoming tourism infrastructure in the remote mountain regions of the world.

Pavel Nikolaevich Baryshnikov, Candidate of Philosophic Sciences, Associate Professor with a general scientific and pedagogic experience of 17 years. He graduated from Pyatigorsk State Linguistic University majoring in Linguistics. He has been working at the Pyatigorsk State University since September 1, 2002. Since September 1, 2014 he has been working as an assistant professor at the Chair of Historic and Social-Philosophic Disciplines, Oriental Studies, and Theology. At present P.N. Baryshnikov gives the following classes: Philosophy, Logic, History and Methodology of Science, Methods and Methodology of Scientific Research, Contemporary Problems of Philosophy, Methodology and Methods of Preparation, Formalization, and Defense of Dissertations, History of Philosophy at Higher School of Management and other institutes of the university.

On May 18, 2010, he defended his candidate of philosophic sciences dissertation on Myth and Metaphor: Experience of Inter-paradigm Analysis at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

On December 26, 2019, he defended his doctoral dissertation on Methodological Possibilities and Limits of Calculating Theories of Mind at dissertation board of People’s Friendship University of Russia (Moscow).

P.N. Baryshnikov published more than 80 scientific works including 5 monographies as an author and co-author.

Area of expertise: philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, methodology of artificial intellect, semiotics, theory of myth.

P.N. Baryshnikov supervises the work of Methodologic Project-Analyzing Center of Interdisciplinary Interaction – scientific and educational laboratory, where several directions projects are implemented:

1.       Issue of Studencheskiy Vzglyad (Student View) based on the contest works of PSU students;

2.       Work as an editor in chief and scientists of Philosophic Problems of IT and Cyber Space on-line journal (2 years impact factor RSCI – 0.690, database: RSCI, CrossRef, Ulrich’s Web, EBSOhost, Cyberleninka, ERIH PLUS);

3.       Coordination of educational content formation for on-line courses of the lectors of the Chair of Historic and Soc