ASU Professor Elena Malysheva Receives State Council–Khase Certificate of Honour

Elena Malysheva, Doctor of Historical Sciences and Professor in the Department of Russian History, Historiography, Theory, and Methodology of History at Adyghe State University, has received a Certificate of Honor from the State Council–Khase of the Republic of Adygea. The distinction recognizes her contribution to the professional rehabilitation of participants in the special military operation.

The "Public and Municipal Administration. Heroes of Adygea" program was implemented by the Center for Competency Development of Public and Municipal Employees at Bauman Moscow State Technical University (MSTU) with the participation of RANEPA, the South-Russian Institute of Management (RANEPA branch), and the Government of the Republic of Adygea. Its goal was to train veterans of the North-Russian Military District as qualified civil servants.

Professor Malysheva was a speaker in the first module of the "Public Policy and Public Administration System" program. She delivered lectures on the topics "The History of Russian Statehood," "The Foundations of Russian Statehood. The DNA of Russia," and "The DNA of Russia. The Motherland Remembers Its Heroes."

Elena Mikhailovna Malysheva is a full member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, an Honored Worker of Higher Education of the Russian Federation, and an Honored Scientist of the Republic of Adygea. Her research interests focus on the social history of World War II and the Great Patriotic War, as well as issues of interaction between society and government in extreme conditions.

The professor is actively involved in educational activities. As a member of the Federal Lecture Group of the "Knowledge" Society, she delivers lectures to law enforcement officials, the Russian National Guard, the Pension Fund, and other organizations on the consolidation of Russian society during periods of historical challenges and the preservation of historical memory. Elena Mikhailovna also participates in major academic conferences, including TASS press conferences, where she discusses promising areas of research in the history of World War II.