Background
Romanov, Victor Egorovich was born on September 15, 1937 in Leningrad, Russia. Son of Egor Pavlovich and Anastasya Alexandrovna (Gulyaeva) Romanov.
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Victor Egorovich Romanov, Russian University rector. Recipient Bronze medal in cycling Olympic Games, Rome, 1960, 10 Gold medals in cycling National Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Championships. President Council Rectors of Universities, St. Petersburg, 1995; vice president National Council University Rectors, Moscow, 1994. Member Nevskiy Prospekt Club.
Education
Diploma in engineering, Institute Textile and Light Industries, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1963. Doctor of Philosophy, Institute Textile and Light Industries, 1969. Docent, Institute Textile and Light Industries, 1971.
Doctor of Science, Institute Textile and Light Industries, 1981.
Career
Researcher, Institute Textile and Light Industries, Leningrad, 1963-1965; head office for academic affairs, Institute Textile and Light Industries, 1965-1972; head department clothing technical, Institute Textile and Light Industries, 1975-1985; vice-rector academic affairs, Institute Textile and Light Industries, 1985-1988; rector, Institute Textile and Light Industries, since 1988; head experts' group, Textile Institute, Algeria, 1972-1975. Consultant, professor De Montfort U., Leicester, England, since 1994.
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Membership
President Council Rectors of Universities, St. Petersburg, 1995. Vice president National Council University Rectors, Moscow, 1994. Member Nevskiy Prospekt Club.
Connections
Married Svetlana Vladimirovna Safonova. Children: Elena, Alexander.
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Religion
Russian Orthodox
Education
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1963
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1969
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1971
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1981
Awards
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Recipient Bronze medal in cycling Olympic Games, Rome, 1960, 10 Gold medals in cycling National Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Championships.Recipient Bronze medal in cycling Olympic Games, Rome, 1960, 10 Gold medals in cycling National Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Championships.