Student event dedicated to the Day of Conscience.

The Department of History of Kazakhstan and the Social Political Discipline held a methodological seminar dedicated to the UN Day of Conscience. The event was organized by students from the OM-2036 group, with the participation of Indian students.

The topic of conscience is extremely important, it is the foundation of moral behavior, a person's internal moral compass, and the ability of an individual to independently formulate moral obligations and exercise moral self-control. It manifests itself as a sense of responsibility for one's actions toward oneself and society, helping one distinguish good from evil and make choices in favor of spiritual and moral behavior.

Kamilla Ermenova, Salimbek Rakhmankulov, Aigerim Kundak, Luiza Nakostkhoeva, Alikhan Serikbay, as well as Shrishti Kumawat and Samarth Bhatia (2005 MMF) presented insightful papers on the nature of conscience in ethics, philosophy, various faiths, science, medical practice, and social thought. The journalists were Makhamatali Beksultan, Alexey Shapilov, Sofya Spirina, Abdurashitova Sarvinoz, Jumaniyazova Salima, and Evloev Ramazan. Alexey Shapilov was responsible for the technical equipment, and Asel Saduakasova was responsible for the mobile phone camera.

The event concluded with a talented skit performed by Abdurashitova Sarvinoz, Saduakasova Asel, and Nazir Aksaule. An exhibition was prepared for guests, and everyone enjoyed delicious treats.

Invited guests of honor: Duman Bazerkeevich Malayev – Head of the Research Department of the Karaganda Region Department of Internal Policy of the State Enterprise "Kogamdyk Kelisim"; Diya Kushkenovna Erzhanova – Deputy Chairperson of the NGO "Alliance of Innovative Development of Society Ken'jol," a public figure and entrepreneur; and Tatyana Aleksandrovna Rezvushkin – Head of the Department of Political Science and Sociology at the E.A. Buketov KarNRU, delivered the opening remarks. The guests noted the seriousness of the event's preparation, the use of diverse sources, and the students' theatrical talent, and expressed their gratitude for exploring such a relevant topic for students and humanity as a whole.

The topic of spiritual and moral education of youth never loses its relevance, as reflected in the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

PhD, Associate Professor of the Department of History of Kazakhstan and Social Political Department, Alma Khairullovna Zholomanova.