CASI Research Seminar Series: Publishing in, on and for Central Asia: constrains and opportunities
This event was organized in the format of a discussion and aimed to outline the state of publishing in the field of Central Asian Studies. How do the linguistic, institutional, disciplinary, financial and geopolitical factors influence what gets published, where and with what effects? We invited three distinguished scholars to present their views speaking from diverse experiences and institutional positions. The discussion was held in English and Russian.

This event is organized in the format of a discussion and aims to outline the state of publishing in the field of Central Asian Studies.

One of the aspects that sets the American University of Central Asia experience apart from other universities in the region is the wealth of extracurricular opportunities available to students.

Growth and Development: Starting Point – Children? Conference will allow the participants to discuss the latest tendencies and subjects of interest in the studies related to children’s lives and their development in Kyrgyzstan.
 

General Education Division conducted traditional “AUCA CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP – 2017” on last Saturday where more than 30 chess players took part in a very competitive championship game.

Nariman Utegaliyev, a senior in Psychology Department, balances his academic and work responsibilities as a student at AUCA and a tutor for the Writing and Academic Resources Center. During his time at AUCA, he has developed his (and others') professional and academic skills through his work with WARC.

This project aims (among other goals) at strengthening the visibility of our university in the area of academic research.

Azatbek Ismailov, the head of AUCA Case Club told us about this club, its main purpose and activities:

On February 11-12, AUCA hosted an international conference for learning support centers within the Bard HESP Network. The conference was organized jointly by AUCA’s Writing and Support Center (WARC) and the Bard Institute for Writing and Thinking

Shabiev Shaislam, the head of AUCA Chess Club told us about this club, its main purpose and activities: