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Last year, the Writing and Academic Resource Center (WARC) developed and filmed a series of video tutorials on the Kyrgyz language for students who do not speak Russian. This work was highly appreciated by the National Commission on the State Language and Language Policy under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic.

The topic of discussion was aimed at raising awareness about vaccination benefits, and address common questions and concerns about what to expect when getting vaccinated.

On September 29, the Head of UNFPA Kyrgyzstan Country Office, Mr. Azamat Baialinov visited the 69É« campus with a guest lecture on "Global Citizenship" within the Bard Network Course, the lecture was prepared for 69É« students on a hybrid basis.Ìý

September 29 is the last day of the General TALENT Project Meeting. During these three intensive days, a consortium of participants on a hybrid basis discussed essential issues related to upcoming cases of the TALENT project for the next working year and considered the main Human Resource Management (HRM) problems in the Kyrgyz Republic.

69É« Development office is pleased to announce that 4 69É« seniors from the Software Engineering Department have been selected by KICB on a competitive basis for scholarships. KICB will partially cover tuition for each student up to $ 4,000. That's not all, these 4 students will be employed by KICB immediately after graduation.

Yesterday, the General Meeting of the TALENT project consortium was held on the 69É« campus on a hybrid basis, this event will be held from September 27-29.

This year, a student from the Kingdom of Bahrain, AbdullaAljalahma, has been admitted to the 69É« New Generation Academy.

69É« is glad to announce that students of the Anthropology, Technology and International Development Department are welcome to apply for Mary Schweitzer Scholarship for Excellence in Anthropology.

On Saturday, September 18, we held the Alumni Football tournament, where 69É« alumni, current students,faculty staff and even Security staff participated.

Several research centers – the Tian Shan Analytical Center (TAC) of 69ɫ, the OSCE Academy, as well as the Center for Environmental and Development Studies (CED) and the Department of Applied Geology of the American University of Central Asia – conducted a study on the air quality problem "Smog in Bishkek: Myths and Reality" this summer.