Begimai Sataeva is an alumna of the Journalism and Mass Communications Program class of 2015. At AUCA, Begimai worked with on several social initiatives, was a correspondent for several different international media agencies, and worked in the AUCA communications office. She is currently living in Warsaw, Poland, working as a journalist.

Vice President for Academic Affairs of AUCA Bermet Tursunkulova received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the nonprofit organization American Councils as one of the first FLEX Program alumni.

On September 8, 2015 a group of enthusiastic students from the American University of Central Asia had the opportunity to have a conversation with the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs, Nisha Desai Biswal, and the U.S. Ambassador to the Kyrgyz Republic Sheila Gwaltney.

Not every university has its own farewell traditions, starting with the commencement ceremonies. But American University of Central Asia has its own long-standing customs. This year, more than 200 students graduated on June 6, in the Kyrgyz National Philharmonics Theater in Bishkek.
 

Aimeerim grew up in Osh and she went to NGA because of the scholarship and AUCA’s reputation. Aimeerim has been learning English for 3 years and she is planning to work in the international arena in future.

Good bye, Class of 2014!

Black History Month and its importance for the Study of American History

Public Lecture by Pamela L. Spratlen, Ambassador of the United States of America to the Kyrgyz Republic

On June 1, 2013, AUCA held its 17th Commencement ceremony inside the shell of the new AUCA Campus.

Ambassador Pamela Spratlen sat down with 100 university students to breakdown the final presidential debate between Governor Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama.