NEWS

Feb. 1/The Tian Shan Policy Center (TSPC) in association with the Central Asian Studies Institute (CASI) convened a conference at AUCA on how to strengthen cooperation between government, think-tanks, and research institutions.  The dialogue sought to broaden perspectives for new initiatives in policy development.  Participants included Members of Parliament, research institutes and centers, experts, civil society organizations, and university faculty and students. The TSPC offered its support to government agencies and the Jogorku Kenesh in developing legislative anlaysis and policy reforms. 

At 13.30 on 17 march opening ceremony of “Business: small business management” and “English Language” programs for military took place in AUCA.

AUCA students from the Anthropology department have taken an unusual tour to night shelters, orphanages and the rehabilitation centers

On March 19 (room 403) and 28 (room 403 and CH-1), 5:00 P.M, First Year Seminar Program arranges Kite Runner (Mark Forster, 2007) film showing.

On March 17, at 13:30, an Opening Ceremony of “Business: small business management” and “English Language” programs will take place in AUCA.

On March 7, at 11:00 a.m.  at room 312,  Phillip Watkins, Deputy Director of Network Scholarship Program of OSF, NY, will deliver a «Doctoral and Faculty Support opportunities through the Open Society Foundations» presentation to AUCA Faculty.

March 6-7, 2012
On 6-7 March 2012 the Central Asian Studies Institute of AUCA hosted an international academic workshop titled “Interpreting the Soviet Cultural Legacy in Central Asia”. The event gathered 15 scholars and researchers representing some leading research centers and universities of Central Asia, Russia, Europe and the United States for a discussion organized around five themes.
 

Vice-Premier-Minister of Kyrgyz Republic, Joomart Otorbaev is going to discuss reforms program “100 Days” with AUCA students on February 29, at 17:00, at CH-1.

The Tian Shan Policy Center organized a conference and roundtable on 'Rethinking Water and Land Management Strategies to Protect Kyrgyz Communities and Livelihoods' to facilitate dialogue among scholars and experts on advancing environmental sustainability and climate adaptation in Kyrgyzstan.  Participants included members of government, international organizations, NGOs, researchers, scholars and students.

AUCA students are invited to take part in the conference, arranged by KNU, which will be held on 24th of February. Read more.