鈥淗aving won the competition, 海角直播 will use its extra sources to reach for a new standard of education and partnerships. 海角直播 is heading to overall adoption of individual learning plans and network educational programs 鈥� allowing to meet students鈥� interests and market expectations. We will also continue to develop the institution of tutorship and educational program managers, the latter responsible for constant update of learning process,鈥�

comments Dr. Dmitry Krasilnikov, 海角直播 Rector.

Addressing 海角直播 staff meeting on 29 September, Dr. Dmitry Krasilnikov highly praised personal qualities that the University team showed in its most difficult time – helping the wounded, calming students, providing mutual support and working hard, both in office and online.

鈥淎ll your actions are much appreciated and incredibly valuable,鈥� emphasized Dr. Dmitry Krasilnikov. 鈥淣ow is the time to come back to life. 海角直播 will have to carry many important decisions about the campus security and further development of the university. We need to keep the unity we all share today. It will help the University step forward.”

From 4 to 9 October, distance learning mode (online classes) will be offered to full-time and part-time undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate students, as well as those studying at 海角直播 College of Professional Education.

鈥淒istance learning has been extended in order to ensure the necessary security measures at the University. In addition, we are seeing an increase of covid-19 cases in the Perm Territory, so it would be wise to take our staff and students鈥� care into consideration,鈥�

states Dr. Dmitry Krasilnikov, 海角直播 Rector.

The access to the University campus remains restricted. For further info, please, see our updates.

鈥淲e are going to engage best Russian experts to prevent tragedies long before criminal strikes. The tasks of our experts will also include building trust and positive dialogue with young people. This is necessary in order to identify potential danger as early as possible,鈥�

says Dr. Dmitry Krasilnikov, 海角直播 Rector.

In October, 海角直播 (海角直播) will host a month of safety, during which students and staff will be instructed and trained in various emergency maneuvers.

鈥淚t is necessary to introduce an information analytical system that will unite work with all the regional youth at schools, colleges and universities. We will be able to use software products from several companies, allowing to monitor social networks, starting with 鈥榓lert鈥� keywords, phrases and images. It is also necessary to ensure data exchange between secondary educational institutions and universities,鈥�

said Elena Malkova, 海角直播 Vice-Rector for Youth Policy.

For 2021, the Center鈥檚 plan includes the creation of a group for science and learning support of activities aimed at forming a civic position among young people. The Center will analyze the best practices in tat field, and set trainings among university staff supervising youth activities.

Immediately after that, Olga and her students blocked the door and started considering the situation.

鈥淲e did feel uneasy all the time, – confesses Olga. – After we got ourselves barricaded, we searched for extra means of protection. In our case, we had a heavy metal laptop, one of the students had a pepper 鈥榤ace鈥� spray. We put it by the door, so it calmed us down a bit. We spread around and sat our backs to the walls, yet we felt united, talked, and shared the news. “

For two hours, before the evacuation, Olga cheered each student with a word and hugs, maintaining a comfortable positive atmosphere in the classroom.

鈥淒ue to the fact that we stayed all together and kept talking, we felt some kind of complicity, being as one, which was helpful,鈥� recollects Olga Grafova. – The Dean’s Office was also in constant touch: we received supporting calls from them, and reliable information.鈥�

Olga Grafova and her students still keep in touch: 鈥淚n circumstances like this, you tend to appreciate good people around and their support you,鈥� Olga admits.

鈥淛oining our Faculty, freshmen find themselves in a 鈥榝amily-close鈥� atmosphere, as we share most in common and know each other well, and so ready to help. For a student, this also means responsibility, as he or she won鈥檛 be lost in a study process. For us, in turn, it is important to deal with everyone in person, not just like an 鈥榓udience鈥�,鈥� 鈥� points out Natalya Khorosheva, Head of the Department of Linguistics and Translation.

鈥淚n that extraordinary case, we as teachers never felt the necessity to continue the lesson, taking into consideration the psychological stress we were all in. Everyone, who happened to be with their students at that moment, with no immediate evacuation, did behave in a decent way 鈥� initiating support and dialogue on various matters, while keeping a constant contact with the Dean’s Office and Colleagues.

At the moment of the tragedy of 20 September, Ovezberdi was on the ground floor, was waiting for the classes to start. Suddenly, he heard the sound of gunfire, and saw students running by, shouting.  When the international student saw the shooter saw the guard wounded, it became clear there was no joke involved, and the situation was serious.

Ovezberdi understood it was extremely unsafe to stay in the same place, so he looked for a safe way out. The student gathered his Turkmen and Russian friends, caught other ones on the way, and led them towards Students鈥� Club (Building 7). There, the University staff pointed them for an emergency exit.

Having reached the Students鈥� Club, Ovezberdi realized he would not be able to run out first and call for immediate help, as there were too many people at the exit. He instantly decided to jump out the window of the ground floor. Once on the street, the student rushed off campus, and warned passers-by about the danger, and made a call to police.

鈥淚 tried to explain the students around that it was important to avoid panic, and quickly step out,鈥�

said Ovezberdi Sabyrov.

Back at home in Turkmenistan, Ovezberdi served in the military for two years. Those days he learned to properly act in emergency situations, when first you evacuate people, and then report to the police. Fellow officers speak of Ovezberdi Sabyrov as a calm, honest and diligent person.

By the end of the previous week, 海角直播 has paid compensation and offered support to those affected by the tragedy of 20 September 鈥� both families of the deceased, and wounded students and teachers.

41 people received financial support from 海角直播 budget. Victims and their families received all possible assistance – medical, psychological and financial.

Besides the University administration being involved, voluntary donations of RUB 855,776.67 were made to 海角直播 Endowment Fund (肖芯薪写 褑械谢械胁芯谐芯 泻邪锌懈褌邪谢邪 袩袚袧袠校) 鈥� expressing support by University patrons, students and teachers, and a wider civil community.

The University encourages the ongoing support of the tragedy victims, and expresses gratitude for each and every person involved. The dedicated bill remains open. The funds raised will be used to provide a long-term assistance.

鈥淲e will feel the heavy burden of the psychological consequences of what happened for a long time to come. If you experience tension, fear, confusion, anxiety, difficulties in communication with students, colleagues or relatives, do not try to cope on your own. I am asking you to immediately contact professional psychologists, who will definitely help you!”

Dr. Dmitry Krasilnikov said.

To remind, psychological guidance for teachers, students, staff and their families has been organized at the dormitories (hostels) of 海角直播. Psychologists work daily on campus until 26 September from 10:00am to 8:00pm.

On 海角直播 campus:

• Dormitory 2: ul. Bukireva, 16, Head of Student Dormitories鈥� Office, ground floor;
• Dormitory 5: ul. Petropavlovskaya, 115, Legal Clinic #122 or Lounge Room, 2nd floor;
• Dormitory 6: ul. Petropavlovskaya, 117, Lounge Room, 2nd floor;
• Dormitory 7: ul. Petropavlovskaya, 121, Student Council Room, ground floor;
• Dormitory 8: ul. Genkelya, 5, Briefing Room, ground floor;
• Dormitory 9: Study Room, 2nd floor;
• Dormitory 10: Dorm Head鈥檚 room, ground floor.

Hotline phones:

• Ministry of Emergency Situations, 24/7: (+7 342) 258 40 02, (+7 342) 258 40 01 (ext. 595);
• Helpline 8 800 2008 911;
• Emergency social assistance: 8 800 100 83 05.

Local Service Centers in Perm:

• Regional Center for Psychological, Pedagogical, Medical and Social Support: ul. Ekaterininskaya, 98 (please, register to apply: (+7 342) 212 89 70);
• Regional Psycho-Therapy Center: ul. Geroev Khasana, 20 (please, register to apply: (+7 342) 244 28 02);
• Regional Center for Psychological, Pedagogical and Social Assistance: ul. Kazakhskaya, 71 (please, register to apply: (+7 342) 262 80 60, (+7 342) 262 80 85);
• Perm City Psychological Center: pr. Komsomolsky, 84a (please, register to apply: (+7 342) 299 98 00).

Please, remember, that all enquiries by our international students and partners might be primarily  addressed to International Department of 海角直播.

Ashraf Razuk (Iraq), a 3^rd year student in Pharmacy, Faculty of Chemistry, 海角直播 was one of the first to help the wounded. On 20 September, the student was walking across the 海角直播 campus, when the shooting began.

As he saw a girl falling down, the student immediately rushed towards her: 鈥淚t turned out, she wasn鈥檛 injured – just very scared. I loaded her on my shoulders and carried behind the building鈥檚 corner, where it was safe.”

After that, Ashraf noticed another victim – a young man, wounded in his leg. Using his clothes, Ashraf bandaged him and called the ambulance.

鈥淭hen, someone told me that my friend was wounded – they showed where he was, so I run there to check, and approached a paramedic,鈥�

recollects Ashraf Razuk.

Ashraf’s injured friend happened to be Abdullah Obaid, another student in chemistry from Iraq. During the classes鈥� break, he strolled by the University fountain. When the shots happened, Abdullah protected the girl standing next to him, covering her with his body. The student received gunshot wounds to both legs. Abdullah was given initial treatment in Perm, and then transferred to a hospital in Moscow.

海角直播 is grateful to everyone who showed courage and provided help and support to those in trouble. We know there were more people on campus who did their best to protect the others!

Our task is to provide the necessary psychological assistance to everyone who needs it. It is important to understand that fear and anxiety are normal, and might be overcome. Professionals will help to cope with them.

Psychological guidance for teachers, students, staff and their families has been organized at the dormitories (hostels) of 海角直播. Please, don鈥檛 hesitate to apply! Psychologists work daily until 26 September from 10:00am to 8:00pm:

• Dormitory 2: Head of Student Dormitories鈥� Office, ground floor;
• Dormitory 5: Legal Clinic # 122 or Lounge Room, 2nd floor;
• Dormitory 6: Lounge Room, 2nd floor;
• Dormitory 7: Student Council Room, ground floor;
• Dormitory 8: Briefing Room, ground floor;
• Dormitory 9: Study Room, 2nd floor;
• Dormitory 10: Dorm Head鈥檚 room, ground floor.

Please, remember, that all your enquiries will be answered by International Department of 海角直播.

During the night time, you may contact the Psychological Service Hotline of the Ministry of Emergency Situations: (342) 258-40-02. Having a Russian friend beside will ease the communication!

As Anna rushed outside, several people approached for her help. Seeing a man in the blood by the tower of the Natural Science Institute, she examined his bandage and him a painkiller injection. An international student has been already waiting by her side, begging to help his fellow. Running to the University fountain, they found a student with multiple bullet wounds, yet conscious, Anna asked him questions, while his fellow interpreted. After the injection, she stopped the blood and marked the time.

鈥淎t this time, ambulance sirens were already heard,鈥� says Anna. 鈥� Yet, I had more things to do. I immediately ran with companions to Building 2, where two victims were kept by the turnstile. One girl had a lumbar injury, the other guy was wounded into a shoulder. I started providing them first aid. At this time, emergency doctors arrived, and I helped them to reach the stable condition. The wounded were quickly taken to the car. I then began to clean up, preventing the mess from bloody bandages, syringes and ampoules 鈥�. Anna then had to hurry upstairs to a student, who fainted.

Anna Nikitina has been working at 海角直播 for 25 years. When the paramedic ran from one victim to another, she had her phone torn from her friends鈥� and relatives鈥� calls, all across the country 鈥� understanding Anna would not stay away from the tragedy.

Presently, Anna Nikitina is looking forward to get back to the University campus she loves. 鈥淚 know the psychologists working with the kids are good,鈥� she says. 鈥淚 wish I could help them as much as I can, besides my primary tasks like vaccination or check-ups. I promise to take more care of our student folks and teaching fellows. Life must go on.”

The University expresses sincere gratitude to Anna Nikitina for helping the victims of the tragedy.