First-Year Student Day Held at the Faculty of Legal Psychology at MSUPE

First-Year Student Day is a traditional celebration that helps new students get acquainted with the faculty, feel like part of the university community, and take their first steps into student life. The event was held as part of the first-year student adaptation program at the Faculty of Legal Psychology at MSUPE.

On August 28, the MSUPE building on Shelepikhinskaya Embankment was filled with energy and excitement: senior students organized a large-scale team quest for the first-year students with intellectual, creative, and athletic challenges. The event was attended by the Deputy Dean for Educational Work, A.N. Averyushkin.

Participants went through several themed stations located in different spaces of the building. At the "Spies" station, students searched for hidden objects; the "Obstacle Course" tested their agility and precision; and "Quick Change" challenged their attention and memory. In the game "Crocodile," first-year students demonstrated their artistic skills and ability to understand each other without words.

Preparation for First-Year Student Day began back in the spring. The faculty team, bringing together about 30 students, planned everything – from the quest program and station design to the organizers' dress code and welcoming the first-year students at the metro station.

The new students warmly received their introduction to the university and their senior peers. One of the event organizers, Ksenia Teryokhina, noted that each year, increasingly active and "energetic" students come to the faculty, and the student leadership team is eager to make First-Year Student Day even more interesting and large-scale.

The Faculty of Legal Psychology at MSUPE thanks the organizers and participants of the event and wishes the first-year students a successful start to their studies, new acquaintances, interesting projects, and a vibrant university life!