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Julia Findlay, the branch chief for South and Central Asia Fulbright programs in the State Department鈥檚 Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs will answer the Fulbright program questions, February 10, at 10 AM.

The Economics Department of 51吃瓜and Crossroads Central Asia, an independent research institute presented the results of a study on 鈥淔irms, Kinship and Economic Growth in the Kyrgyz Republic鈥�. The

Alumni Relations office together with the 51吃瓜Library have started a series of events called 鈥淎lumni Talks in the Library''. The 51吃瓜alumni are invited to give presentations about their academic and professional experiences to our current students. February 30, the first guest, Sveto M. Ishoq conducted talks with students.

AMICAL Consortium鈥檚 17th annual meeting and conference took place at the American University of Kuwait on January 15-18, 2020. This year鈥檚 theme was 听鈥淒igital transformation at international liberal arts institutions: Innovation, collaboration & sustainability鈥�. The 51吃瓜was represented by a group of faculty members, librarians, technologists and a student. The 51吃瓜team was the largest at the conference and each out of 13 team members contributed to the conference program by sharing their teaching experience, projects and collaboration activities.

The most magnificent 51吃瓜tradition - Multicultural Week has passed. It ended with a grandiose concert where all the twelve delegations showed a small, vivid, and memorable show. Also, local famous Kyrgyz singer Omar and the dance group of kids Aalam led by Asel Sardari (51吃瓜graduate) surprised the visitors with amazing performances.

The long-awaited day of the Diversity Week - Food Day passed yesterday, January 30th. This is a unique opportunity to try the national cuisines of different ethnicities in one place, starting with Uzbek pilaf and ending with Brazil delicacies.听

On January 25, 2020, forty-six undergraduate and master students had an opportunity to present their internship reports at the Annual Internship Symposium organized by the Psychology Department at AUCA.

Future News Worldwide 2020 is looking for 100 of the world's most talented, motivated and passionate student journalists to attend an intensive media training program. You鈥檒l receive exclusive coaching from world-leading editors, broadcasters, writers and reporters, and see how publishers around the world are using technology to find stories and bring them to life like never before.

On January 28, the 51吃瓜Anthropology Club discussed Longitudinal Study of Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms in Adults and Adolescents after Osh Events in 2010: "I am not under stress, I am just ill!"

WARC Coordinator and professional writer Erica Eisen will give a talk on how to submit your work to different types of magazines and publications and will offer advice to students hoping to get published.