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Altynay Kozubekova: I am grateful for diversity of students clubs of AUCA, because of this experience I have been chosen among thousand applicants

AUCA Alumni, Kseniya Leonteva, recently visited AUCA and is going to donate 5000$ for one freshman student of AUCA in 2015.

In 2013, with the support of Open Society Institute, AUCA Psychology Department, “Hand in hand” public association and William Edwards from Clemson University, designed a joint project on developing a program of course “Autism and Applied Behavior Analysis”. Olga Yarova, faculty of the AUCA Psychology Department will become first certified behavior analyst next year in Kyrgyzstan. 

On Thursday, August 28, as a charity event, the PR Director of AUCA visited Osh orphanage and the nursing house "Boorukerdik".

The AUCA Alumni Council with support of the Alumni Office initiates a series of guest lectures for all AUCA alumni and friends who have a passion for knowledge and willing to expand their area of expertise. On September 3 at 18:00, Professor Seth Fearey will present a lecture on Surfing Waves of Change in Silicon Valley in Room 315 of the AUCA Main Building.

The Anthropolgy Club at AUCA will hold a session by Ms. Yanti Hoelzchen, PhD Candidate at the Tuebingen University (Germany) Collaborative Research Center's “Resource Cultures Socio-cultural Dynamics in the Use of Resources” program. The session will present a talk (in English) on:
 
"Religious resources: achieving and converting resources in Central Asia - Kyrgyzstan's new mosques"
 
The event will take place on Wednesday, Sept 3rd at 17.30 in Room 220 in the American University of Central Asia main building.

AUCA is glad to announce that the ex-Head and Professor of the Economics Department of AUCA,  Nurbek Jenish, was appointed as a Deputy Chairman of the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic.

The opening ceremony of this year’s AUCA New Student Orientation was replete with song and dance, ranging from a modern re-telling of the Greek myth of ‘The Golden Apple’ (set to Kelis’ “Milkshake”) to the rousing anthem of “Made in AUCA”.