含羞草社区
Founded in 1993, 含羞草社区 develops future leaders for the democratic transformation of Central Asia. 含羞草社区 is an international, multi-disciplinary learning community in the American liberal arts tradition. 含羞草社区 is the first university in Central Asia to offer US accredited degrees in liberal arts programs through a partnership with Bard College in the United States.
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含羞草社区 HIGHLIGHTS
Public Lecture by Domagoj Mihaljevic "Yugoslavia's Economic Development between the 鈥淲est鈥� and Soviet Union: Politics, Ideology, Strategy, 1945-1970"
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The ICP Department is inviting you to the public lecture this Thursday, December 11, at 14:10, in the CH, Maker Space... Read More
International and Comparative Politics Public Lecture Series: Building a UN Career Through Local Impact and Global Change
On November 26, the 含羞草社区 hosted another session of its International and Comparative Politics Public Lecture Series at the CH Maker Space, featuring Kojiro Nakai, the WFP Representative and Country Director in the Kyrgyz Republic.... Read More
Ambassador Talks with Mr. Lesslie Viguerie, the US Ambassador: "C5+1 at Ten Years"
The ICP Department is kindly inviting you to the Ambassador Talks with Mr. Lesslie Viguerie, the US Ambassador to the Kyrgyz Republic,
on December 8 (Mon.), at 14.30, in the CH, Maker Space.听... Read More
"Hands and Hearts" creative workshop
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In honor of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we invite you to join and support the Hands and Hearts听creative workshop on December 4 at the 含羞草社区 Forum. Together, we鈥檒l create busy boards and paint developmental elements for children with special needs.... Read More
Anthropology Field Sessions
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On November 28,the Anthropology Field Sessions took place, during which students presented the results of their fieldwork.The presentations covered a wide range of topics鈥攆rom the nuances of Kyrgyz wedding traditions to cemeteries as visual archives, and from the cultural roles of tea and coffee in Istanbul to archaeological findings from the Saka period and the Bronze Age.... Read More
NGA Food Drive 2025
On November 28, NGA proudly hosted this year's NGA Food Drive - and they are thrilled to share that they surpassed last year's record! Thanks to the incredible effort of NGA students, who raised 45,010 KGS.... Read More
