CSH Student School Scientific Conference

23 May 2025

On May 22, 2025, the CSH Student Scientific Conference was held at Caucasus University.

15 reports were presented at the conference:

Lizi Chkhartishvili- The Concept of Paradise in Paradise Lost;
Tamta Chumburidze- Assessment of Parental Involvement in the Educational Process by Adults;
Tekle Gogishvili- The Relationship of Fear of Negative Evaluation with Self-Esteem and Anxiety Levels of Individuals;
Nino Malashkhia- The Use of Music Therapy with Children on the Autistic Spectrum to Improve Their Academic Skills;
Lizi Maziashvili & Gvantsa Kharchilava- The Impact of Social Media on Self-Esteem and Body Image;
Nia Jikia & Mariam Lakerbaia - The Impact of Excessive Screen Time on Attention in Elementary School Children;
Nino Gorgadze -How Does Psychophysics Explain Human Perception and Mental Processes;
Nino Janashia -Perception of their own identity by the new generation of internally displaced persons from Abkhazia;
Jaba Jamaspishvili -Analysis of the progress of Moldova's accession to the EU according to the 2024 enlargement package;
Mariam Jikia -EU financial support and environmental policy in Georgia;
Ani Nadareishvili - Security policy in the priorities of the EU 2024-2029: goals and challenges;

Section - Language, Culture and Society:

Nata Korkelia and Mariam Labadze - Georgian folk tale "Anana" and its archetypal origins;
Ina Filipia - Geography of "The Knight in the Panther's Skin";
Mariam Januashvili and Nika Beridze - The Gender Issue in Ursula Le Guin's Novel "The Left Hand of Darkness".

The reports were evaluated by the conference academic commission, which included:

School Dean David Natroshvili

Affiliated Professor of Caucasus University - Ketevan Chigogidze

Affiliated Professor of Caucasus University - Mariam Manjgaladze

Affiliated Professor of Caucasus University - Elisabeth Machitidze

Assistant Professor of Caucasus University Tekla Jamrulidze

Affiliated Lecturer of Caucasus University - Manana Nizharadze

By the decision of the commission, the prize places were distributed as follows:

1st place - Lizi Chkhartishvili (Bachelor's Program in English Philology);

2nd place - Tamta Chumburidze (Bachelor's Program in Psychology);

Two students took third place:

Tekle Gogishvili (Bachelor's Program in Psychology);