Galina Golubeva, a professor in the Department of Adaptive Physical Education at the Volga Region University, served as a speaker and expert at the 5th International Scientific and Practical Conference on Physical Culture, Sport, and Tourism, titled "Student Sport: History, Current State, and Development Trends."
The event, held recently at the Siberian Federal University in Krasnoyarsk, brought together members of the academic community from 82 cities.
Galina Golubeva presented a paper on "The Use of 'Incidental Training' Methods in the Student Environment." The topic sparked significant interest among the audience, resonating with university lecturers, K-12 school teachers, and specialists in adaptive physical education.
On the second day, the conference’s five thematic sections were complemented by a foresight session—part of the "Management in Physical Culture and Student Sport" track—which utilized brainstorming to engage participants in addressing key challenges facing the industry.
Furthermore, the Russian Student Sports Union’s Commission on Science and Education, alongside a roundtable discussion on "The Development of Student Sport in the Siberian Federal District," remained active throughout the conference, working to clearly structure the management, preparation, and execution of the "Univerliga"—a unified system of student competitions.
