With 102 students currently in their rooms and with over 30 of them moving in soon, the word tumultuous could describe the state of affairs at the American University of Central Asia’s dormitory. However the students currently residing there do not seem to mind, as they are preoccupied not only by schoolwork and staff-led events, but the engaging nature of life in a dorm as well.

Mir Mahamad Basira and Nishonova Mingayim became the winners of the essay contest "How I spent my summer". Winners will receive AUCA souvenirs from PR office.
 
 

Judge Matthew Williams gave a lecture to  students of AUCA on Capital Punishment

Judge Matthew Williams will visit the Kyrgyz Republic September 21–27, 2014 to share his experience conducting jury trials in the United States with Kyrgyz judges and court officials, law students, law professors, and the Ministry of Justice. 

Ilias Mamadiyarov is curator of AUCA exchange programs. He is responsible not only for AUCA students who are nominated to spend semester in other countries, but also for that students who are coming to Kyrgyzstan to spend semester at AUCA. 

Last year’s Initiation Ceremony marked the 20th anniversary of the first incarnation of AUCA, and our organizers and performers this year face an uphill battle to match the grandeur of last year’s ceremony. So what is Initiation Day all about? 

Erlan Moldoshev is AUCA Alumnus of International and Business Law Department, 2014. During his education at AUCA, he practiced at the Legal Clinic of AUCA, which provides needy citizens with free legal counsel. Students, including Erlan are able to work on real civil and criminal cases there. After graduation, Erlan was accepted to MA course at two prestigious international universities. 

Let's do fun and run

Student groups and organizations were on display during our annual Club Fair, held last Friday, on September the 12th. Extra-curricular life and involvement outside of academia are vital to student experience here at the American University of Central Asia.

Last week, on September 10, 2014, more than eight AUCA Alumni were awarded by certificates of completing their internship at Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic. The internship was based on studying various social issues in Kyrgyz Republic.