In a bid to address the pressing issue of gender-based violence and empower advocacy efforts within their community, the Fatima Club recently organized a transformative workshop. The event served as a platform for meaningful dialogue, education, and empowerment, with Professor Sharmistha Ghosh leading the discussion.

      His Excellency, Mr. François Delahousse, graced the premises of the American University of Central Asia (AUCA) with his presence, as introduced by the esteemed President, Dr. Timothy Edward O’Connor.

 

On February 21, 2024, David Lakhdhir, the Chairman of the AUCA Board of Trustees, met with Kanatbek Abdrakhmatov, the President of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic. The meeting took place in the headquarters of the academy of sciences.

 

 
On February 27, 2024 the Business School of the American University in Central Asia (AUCA) organized the presentation of Climate Change-Induced Migration study. The research was conducted by Assistant Professor of AUCA Business School Kadyrbek Sultakeev (Teamlead), Director of Ishte LLC Cholpon Akhmatova, and Senior Analyst Dastan Aseinov.

 
 

On February 18th, the AUCA Charity Club and Muslim Community of AUCA successfully hosted its second charity volleyball tournament. All proceeds from the event were dedicated to supporting needy families, orphanages, and nursing homes.

 
 

Dr. Görkem Atsungur, Chair of the International and Comparative Politics and Dean of the Social Sciences Division, has received a research fellowship at Metharath University in Thailand (MRU) from 2024 until 2027.

Dear AUCA community! We are thrilled to share with you great news! Our alumna, Anisa Atalova, from the class of 2016, has been selected from a pool of 100,000 American Council alums representing 148 countries as part of the prestigious "50 Alumni for 50 Years initiative"!
 

On February 16th, the Krygzy-Afghan Cultural Exchange Program (KACEP) held its first meeting at AUCA.

AUCA chess club hosted the AUCA Chess Championship 2024 chess tournament. Chess is an integral part of the culture at the university and this tournament showed great interest in the game among students, faculty and staff.

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