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Letter from Akmatova Asia, Associate Professor of the "Kyrgyz Language" Program

"Continuing labor emigration from Kyrgyzstan, depletion of human capital and its effect on economic performance along with ways for improvement of situation" presentation

On March 12, 2013 in the Concert Hall of AUCA  the international exhibition-report was held. (Video report)

Project to build agricultural research corridor in Central Asia

"Psychology is a really amazing science that requires strong involvement in the process, and even self-sacrifice, to some degree."

"My further aspirations include doing a PhD in the field of clinical sciences and mental health counseling."

"AUCA still maintains its elite status, and that is largely due to the fact that great students continue to come to AUCA, grow, graduate, and become successful."

Central Asia Newswire published the article: "Kyrgyz civil society is evolving, study finds" by Rodger Dillon, TSPC Executive Director.

“Why American students read Russian literature and study Soviet history?” Eleonora Proyaeva’s presentation. March 1, 3:30pm, room 315.

Contest by BARD Center for Civic Engagement. Prize: $500