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As AUCA prepared for its recent transition to online learning in light of the ongoing quarantine, student tutors from AUCA’s Writing and Academic Resource Center (WARC) stepped up to train peer advisors to use the online meeting platform WebEx. In total, 17 WARC tutors volunteered to train others in WebEx

Do you want to become a true leader and start changing your community for the better? AUCA Center for Civic Engagement team has conducted the Youth in Action online course, which will teach you how to solve problems of the local community in cooperation with the government.

On April 8 AUCA hosted a webinar on Climate Solutions for Kyrgyzstan, which aims to raise awareness about climate change in our country. Webinar was held as part of a virtual teach-in initiative called Solve Climate by 2030, which is led by Bard College in the US. You can watch the full video from the webinar for further discussion.

The Central Asian Studies Institute, in coordination with FYS/SYS, is pleased to invite faculty and students to an online lecture by Professor Nicholas Walmsley, Director of Core Humanities and College Writing at AUCA.

Marina Khonina: "To those undergraduates who are considering taking a sociology course, I would strongly encourage them to take the leap. At the very least, you will discover a new lens through which to view the world, and if you decide to major in sociology, it is a field that can offer so many varied opportunities!"

We are pleased to inform you the results of the first online contest "Conversation with the Virus". The contest has been held under the online project- "Laughter is a key to survival".

Our university has been operating in the same mode as before from the first days of the quarantine. We work ONLINE now. The university was well prepared. And, due to our IT specialists, faculty and staff we are doing our job efficiently, despite the fact that we work remotely.

On April 8, 2020, 2 p.m. the American University of Central Asia will host a webinar on climate solutions for Kyrgyzstan as part of a virtual teach-in initiative called Solve Climate by 2030, which is led by Bard College in the US.

Program Director of the AUCA unique new master's program TALENT (Talent Management and Human Development in Organizations) Galina Gorborukova and Associate Professor of the program, Kamila Mateeva share basic tips on how to work from home remotely and still be productive and efficient.

The Student Life Office is launching the online project “Laughter is the key to survival”. Write a poem or an essay an get External Hard Disk, Power Bank and Headphones.