Marina S. Sheveleva

The joint project of the Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages Tatyana Permyakova and the Head of the Department of Foreign Languages Marina Sheveleva became the winner of the US-Russia competition for the development of US-Russia University Virtual Partnership.

HSE-Perm’s research group consisting of Tatyana Permyakova, Full Professor of the School of Foreign Languages, and Marina Sheveleva, Associate Professor of the School of Foreign Languages, together with American researcher Dr. Kenneth Wang, has been investigating the dangers of ‘imposter syndrome’ for university students. Professor Sheveleva talked about the background to this research, its key findings and prospects for the further work on the project.

Marina Sheveleva, head of the HSE-Perm’s School of Foreign Languages, spoke at the XVI European Congress of Psychology which took place from July 2 to 5, 2019 in Moscow. The congress brought together more than 3000 psychologists, case workers, educators, public officials and other people interested in psychology, from 82 countries.

Why We Suffer from Imposter Syndrome

On 7 and 8 December 2018, Marina Sheveleva, head of the School of Foreign Languages, and Associate Professor Elena Kostareva took part in the 4th International Conference “Cross-cultural Communication Strategies in the Modern World: Language, Education and Culture”.

Last week Australian teacher trainer James Thomas visited HSE Perm at the invitation of Elizaveta Smirnova, Associate Professor of the School of Foreign Languages. From 24 to 27 September, James conducted a refresher training course on “English as a Medium of Instruction” for the HSE Perm faculty.

September 21 to 27, I-Ching Lee, professor of National Taiwan University, visited HSE-Perm at the invitation of the School of Management.