14 students from different universities were selected for participating in this process. Four of them are students from the School of Law.  They adopted the roles of anticorruption council members and presented positions of their departments, discussed and asserted strategic   priorities fighting against corruption, reviewed conception of public service reform and campaign about rising consciousness in anticorruption questions.   Young people were given individual and group exercises, as well as directions about distributed roles.

After the event all participants were given certificates. The successful participants  of the project were announced. Among them is University of Georgia  Law School student Tamar Simonishvili. School of Law congratulates her  this success.