This March AUCA’s Writing and Academic Resource Center (WARC) and the New Generation Academy (NGA) held the first university-wide Spelling Bee competition. It was a trilingual event, with contestants competing in one or more of the three language categories: English, Kyrgyz, and Russian.

In this episode of the WARC's Kyrgyz language tutorial series, Bakyt will focus on helping you build your vocabulary and sentence-building skills in Kyrgyz. The topic of today's lesson is dedicated to New Year. 

On November 1, 2022, AUCA’s Writing and Academic Resource Center (WARC) celebrated its twelfth anniversary. The celebration was attended by the WARC tutors, as well as a number of guests. In her speech, AUCA’s Vice President of Academic Affair Nurgul Ukueva congratulated the WARC on this milestone and thanked the tutors for their efforts on behalf of AUCA students.

WARC: "To help the American University of Central Asia community get to know our new tutors, we will be publishing new tutor profiles every week. This week, we're pleased to introduce Khiradmand Sheraliev, a writing tutor."

Despite quarantine conditions, the tutors and management team of the Writing and Academic Resource Center (WARC) have been able to rise to the occasion and maintain business as usual.
 

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

The program, conceived of in consultation with Prof. Daniyar Karabaev of the Liberal Arts & Sciences program, will publish weekly language tutorials on a range of themes.

Three new tutors--two in economics and one in programming--have joined the Writing and Academic Resource Center (WARC) this spring, bringing the number of peer tutors to 27 and the number of subjects offered to eight.

A new initiative at AUCA this semester, has drawn an audience of students from across the university to participate in creative exercises and hear from professionals about their writing experience. The club is a joint effort of the Academic Advising Center and the Writing & Academic Resource Center (WARC), which also offers writing tutoring.

On Friday, November 1st, 2019, tutors, staff, and faculty and administration supporters gathered to celebrate the eighth “birthday” of the Writing & Academic Resource Center. Since its creation in 2011, the WARC has grown to a staff of 27 tutors who collectively conduct over 200 hours of tutoring a week, both online and in person.