We will always remember you

A photo exhibition of prisoners and prison staff in the penitentiary facilities of the Kyrgyz Republic will be displayed in the AUCA foyer April 26-28.

Dear Students,
 
We would like to invite you to a presentation of the Central European University by Ms. Maria Trofimova, Senior Student Recruitment Coordinator.
 
When: Tuesday, April 17, 3:30 pm, room 403.
 
We look forward to seeing you there!

"What we can do to protect the cultural heritage of the Kyrgyz Republic now?" will be held in April 14, 2012.

On April, 11, at 15:35, ar room 315, a public lecture of International Scholar within AFP program Philip Carl Salzman from McGill University (Canada) will be conducted. 

In four regions of the country, April 6-13, "Creating a comprehensive system of vocational guidance in the framework of the innovation process: high school-college-university-labor market" round tables took place. 

On Thursday, April 4, Poetry Daily website published a translation of "Apples", a poem by Anzhelina Polonskaya, by AUCA President, Andrew Wachtel

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. 

The Central Asian Studies Institute is calling for paper and panel proposals for its second annual conference to be held on September 28-29, 2012. The first annual conference of CASI in 2011 initiated discussion on the state of scholarship on and in Central Asia. The second conference continues a discourse on how we make sense of the region by taking the alleged boundary between “formal” and “informal” Central Asia as a starting point. As the terms themselves are being hotly debated elsewhere, this conference firstly encourages scholars to look at the nature, scale and legitimacy of such a binary division.

On March 24 and 25 Spring AUCA Cup 2012 took place. The winners became "ECO" team,  a team of AUCA students and Alumni