πFEP Fellow Learns about Innovative Teaching Approaches
β FEP fellow Daniyarbek Razmukhamedov β a faculty member of Tashkent Chemical and Technological Institute β is currently being hosted by Rutgers.
π―During his fellowship, he says he has learned a lot from his host institution colleagues. He described the recent lab in which he participated as resembling a science fiction movie! The lab featured a demonstration of how magnetic fields work using liquid nitrogen.
πDaniyarbek said: βIt was really very colorful and informative. I learned about the creation of something new and innovative that could surprise the world, as well as improve the learning process. FEP provides an opportunity not only to develop, but to gain extensive experience studying innovative approaches in teaching and technical disciplinesβ.
πΈThe Faculty Enrichment Program is administered by American Councils and supported by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent. For more information visit https://fep.americancouncils.org/
β FEP fellow Daniyarbek Razmukhamedov β a faculty member of Tashkent Chemical and Technological Institute β is currently being hosted by Rutgers.
π―During his fellowship, he says he has learned a lot from his host institution colleagues. He described the recent lab in which he participated as resembling a science fiction movie! The lab featured a demonstration of how magnetic fields work using liquid nitrogen.
πDaniyarbek said: βIt was really very colorful and informative. I learned about the creation of something new and innovative that could surprise the world, as well as improve the learning process. FEP provides an opportunity not only to develop, but to gain extensive experience studying innovative approaches in teaching and technical disciplinesβ.
πΈThe Faculty Enrichment Program is administered by American Councils and supported by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent. For more information visit https://fep.americancouncils.org/
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The Registration for the Young Professional Internships Program ends Feb 22, 2023!
πThe Young Professional Internships Program (YPIP) is a transformative twelve-week internship program that will serve as a pipeline between Uzbekistan universities and students and local Tashkent-based businesses that wish to attract and develop young talent in a summer internship.
πΉYPIP is designed to expand the professional capacity and network of young professionals in the areas of business and STEM and empower participants with the tools needed to become self-reliant learners.
π«We hope to see you in Tashkent this summer!
πIf you are interested in attending YPIP, please submit your application via the link before February 22, 2023.
πThe Young Professional Internships Program (YPIP) is a transformative twelve-week internship program that will serve as a pipeline between Uzbekistan universities and students and local Tashkent-based businesses that wish to attract and develop young talent in a summer internship.
πΉYPIP is designed to expand the professional capacity and network of young professionals in the areas of business and STEM and empower participants with the tools needed to become self-reliant learners.
π«We hope to see you in Tashkent this summer!
πIf you are interested in attending YPIP, please submit your application via the link before February 22, 2023.
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πOn February 17, Cohort ll Community of Practice (CoP) Cascade sessions have been launched across Uzbekistan. More than 350 Regional Peer Mentors (RPMs) conduct CoP sessions with more than 5000 Mentees through April 2023. The weekly CoP sessions serve as a forum where RPMs facilitate meetings with Mentees to enhance each otherβs professional development by sharing resources and teaching strategies.
ποΈPrior to starting the CoP sessions, last year RPMs successfully finished 60 hours of a professional development cascading course based on TESOL International Association's The 6 Principles for Exemplary Teaching of English Learners and George Mason University's Teaching English Through English materials. RPMs also successfully took part in online Training of Mentors (ToM) workshops conducted in the beginning of February throughout Uzbekistan to prepare for the RPM- Mentee Cascading sessions.
β¨Congratulations on the start of Cohort ll CoP and good luck on the teacher's professional development endeavor!
ποΈPrior to starting the CoP sessions, last year RPMs successfully finished 60 hours of a professional development cascading course based on TESOL International Association's The 6 Principles for Exemplary Teaching of English Learners and George Mason University's Teaching English Through English materials. RPMs also successfully took part in online Training of Mentors (ToM) workshops conducted in the beginning of February throughout Uzbekistan to prepare for the RPM- Mentee Cascading sessions.
β¨Congratulations on the start of Cohort ll CoP and good luck on the teacher's professional development endeavor!
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π€Networking is Not About Just Connecting People. It's About Connecting People With People, People With Ideas, And People With Opportunities
β In December 2022, American Councils facilitated a Central Asian Universities Virtual Meetup for UniCEN partners to exchange ideas and plan future collaboration.
π₯Partners discussed progress, challenges, and sustainability efforts related to their current UniCEN projects.
π§Virtual meetup also included presentations from two university partnerships projects:
β’ βCollaboration for Enhanced Entrepreneurship Supportβ β presented by Tajik State University.
β’ βCollaboration for the Development of Institutional Capacity for Employment, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation to Promote Sustained, Inclusive Economic Growth and Decent Work for Allβ by Andijan Machine Building Institute.
For more information visit https://unicen.americancouncils.org/
β In December 2022, American Councils facilitated a Central Asian Universities Virtual Meetup for UniCEN partners to exchange ideas and plan future collaboration.
π₯Partners discussed progress, challenges, and sustainability efforts related to their current UniCEN projects.
π§Virtual meetup also included presentations from two university partnerships projects:
β’ βCollaboration for Enhanced Entrepreneurship Supportβ β presented by Tajik State University.
β’ βCollaboration for the Development of Institutional Capacity for Employment, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation to Promote Sustained, Inclusive Economic Growth and Decent Work for Allβ by Andijan Machine Building Institute.
For more information visit https://unicen.americancouncils.org/
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The Young Professional Internships Program Presentation in the Regions!
β During February, American Councils arranged informative sessions about the YPIP program for 3rd and 4th year students in the regions of Uzbekistan. The YPIP team organized presentations in Nukus, Navoiy, Termez, Fergana, Andijan, Gulistan, Jizzakh, Karshi, Bukhara, Namangan and Samarkand.
πThe goal of the presentation was to provide students with a unique opportunity to learn more about the YPIP program and ask questions about the application process. The YPIP team answered participants' questions about the program.
πThe YPIP program is designed to expand the professional capacity and network of young professionals in the areas of business and STEM, and empower participants with the tools needed to become self-reliant learners.
πΊπΈYPIP is funded by the US Embassy Tashkent and implemented by American Councils.
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β During February, American Councils arranged informative sessions about the YPIP program for 3rd and 4th year students in the regions of Uzbekistan. The YPIP team organized presentations in Nukus, Navoiy, Termez, Fergana, Andijan, Gulistan, Jizzakh, Karshi, Bukhara, Namangan and Samarkand.
πThe goal of the presentation was to provide students with a unique opportunity to learn more about the YPIP program and ask questions about the application process. The YPIP team answered participants' questions about the program.
πThe YPIP program is designed to expand the professional capacity and network of young professionals in the areas of business and STEM, and empower participants with the tools needed to become self-reliant learners.
πΊπΈYPIP is funded by the US Embassy Tashkent and implemented by American Councils.
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π―Oneβs Destination is never a Place, but a Journey Toward a New Way of Seeing Things
β Faculty Enrichment Program (FEP) Fellow Malikajon Fayzieva from Bukhara State University is currently being hosted by the University of Arkansas. She has been observing courses on, Curriculum Development and Instructional Planning etc.
πMalikajon says: βStudying abroad is about experiencing a foreign country β and the most beautiful and important part of a countryβs culture is its people. I was amazed by the culture of American people when I had lunch in an American family. Also, I was excited when the University of Arkansas gave me a new bicycle to travel around. For me it is a new concept - walking and cycling are the best ways to get around a city!β
πΈMalikajon has also attended the International Students and Scholars team and events, such as ICT and Conversation Club β where she enjoys sharing about her culture and learning about the cultures of other international students and scholars.
β Faculty Enrichment Program (FEP) Fellow Malikajon Fayzieva from Bukhara State University is currently being hosted by the University of Arkansas. She has been observing courses on, Curriculum Development and Instructional Planning etc.
πMalikajon says: βStudying abroad is about experiencing a foreign country β and the most beautiful and important part of a countryβs culture is its people. I was amazed by the culture of American people when I had lunch in an American family. Also, I was excited when the University of Arkansas gave me a new bicycle to travel around. For me it is a new concept - walking and cycling are the best ways to get around a city!β
πΈMalikajon has also attended the International Students and Scholars team and events, such as ICT and Conversation Club β where she enjoys sharing about her culture and learning about the cultures of other international students and scholars.
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π―Building Sustainability in STEM through UniCEN Exchanges
πΈβSharing knowledge occurs when people are genuinely interested in helping one another develop new capacities for action; it is about creating learning processes,β says Akmal Safarov.
π¨π»βπ«Akmal is an Associate Professor of the Samarkand State Universityβs Institute of Engineering Physics (IEP). Through UniCEN project Akmal worked with Professor Michael Short from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on collecting, processing, and analyzing information about radiation, pressure, gravity, and air composition.
πAkmal uses his experience, gained during the UniCEN project, to mentor students. One of his students, Nafisa Rahmonova, works on her UniSat project and studies electronics, programming, and 3D modeling under Akmalβs supervision. She uses one of the UniCEN-acquired 3D printers, which is housed in the Nuclear Physics and Astronomy Laboratory of IEP, as a key component of her studies.
πΈβSharing knowledge occurs when people are genuinely interested in helping one another develop new capacities for action; it is about creating learning processes,β says Akmal Safarov.
π¨π»βπ«Akmal is an Associate Professor of the Samarkand State Universityβs Institute of Engineering Physics (IEP). Through UniCEN project Akmal worked with Professor Michael Short from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on collecting, processing, and analyzing information about radiation, pressure, gravity, and air composition.
πAkmal uses his experience, gained during the UniCEN project, to mentor students. One of his students, Nafisa Rahmonova, works on her UniSat project and studies electronics, programming, and 3D modeling under Akmalβs supervision. She uses one of the UniCEN-acquired 3D printers, which is housed in the Nuclear Physics and Astronomy Laboratory of IEP, as a key component of her studies.
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π« FLEX students are placed all over the U.S, meaning they each have a unique hosting experience. Check out where some of our FLEX students from Uzbekistan are hosted!
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π€Faculty Enrichment Program (FEP): every collaboration helps you grow!
πMeet Takhir Arzimbetov, an associate professor of Nukus branch of Tashkent University of IT and FEP fellow hosted by Texas A&M Corpus Christi where he is working on the issues of applying innovative and advanced technologies in the educational process, and the relevance of using ChatGPT in the student-oriented IT services of universities in Uzbekistan.
πWhile creating new networks and learning about new environments in the USA, Takhir also presents the environmental problem of the Aral Sea, the culture and traditions of the Karakalpak.
πTakhir says: βPerhaps one of the greatest means to achieve global peace and harmony is cultural exchange. Every man is a piece of the continent and every collaboration helps you growβ.
π―It is expected that throughout their lives, FEP Fellows will make a difference for the good, again and again.
πΈThe FEP is administered by American Councils and supported by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent
πMeet Takhir Arzimbetov, an associate professor of Nukus branch of Tashkent University of IT and FEP fellow hosted by Texas A&M Corpus Christi where he is working on the issues of applying innovative and advanced technologies in the educational process, and the relevance of using ChatGPT in the student-oriented IT services of universities in Uzbekistan.
πWhile creating new networks and learning about new environments in the USA, Takhir also presents the environmental problem of the Aral Sea, the culture and traditions of the Karakalpak.
πTakhir says: βPerhaps one of the greatest means to achieve global peace and harmony is cultural exchange. Every man is a piece of the continent and every collaboration helps you growβ.
π―It is expected that throughout their lives, FEP Fellows will make a difference for the good, again and again.
πΈThe FEP is administered by American Councils and supported by the U.S. Embassy Tashkent
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βοΈUniCEN: Cooperation Begins by Building Trust
β In November 2022, the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Tajikistan (APAPRT) held an international conference on "Local Self-government in the Republic of Tajikistan: Theory, Practice and Development Prospects.β Narxoz University β a UniCEN partner of APART from Kazakhstan β was invited to take part in the conference.
πDuring the conference, the UniCEN partners signed a memorandum of understanding to extend their collaboration beyond their UniCEN project β which was focused on sustainable development in Central Asia.
πBoth partners are optimistic about future partnerships and prospects related to internationalization efforts. They report that the collaboration which began during UniCEN gave them the ability to work together on a common vision, common organizational objectives, and common accomplishments.
πΈThe UniCEN Program is administered by American Councils and supported by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent.
β In November 2022, the Academy of Public Administration under the President of the Republic of Tajikistan (APAPRT) held an international conference on "Local Self-government in the Republic of Tajikistan: Theory, Practice and Development Prospects.β Narxoz University β a UniCEN partner of APART from Kazakhstan β was invited to take part in the conference.
πDuring the conference, the UniCEN partners signed a memorandum of understanding to extend their collaboration beyond their UniCEN project β which was focused on sustainable development in Central Asia.
πBoth partners are optimistic about future partnerships and prospects related to internationalization efforts. They report that the collaboration which began during UniCEN gave them the ability to work together on a common vision, common organizational objectives, and common accomplishments.
πΈThe UniCEN Program is administered by American Councils and supported by the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent.
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π―A journey toward a new way of seeing things
β FEP Fellow Bahriddin Gapporov from Namangan State University is currently being hosted by the University of Wisconsin β Eau Claire β where he feels at home as he connects with academic staff and student organizations, learns about the best food in town, and does one of his favorite sports β rock climbing.
πAs Bahriddin notes, heavy snow and cold weather of Wisconsin haven't kept him from enjoying the university life to the fullest. Thanks to class observation and professors' support, Bahriddin learns with the latest methods and practices in use, not to mention a great many spectacular events he has been actively partaking in!
πBesides methodological and cultural support, he was given a personal office. Bahriddin says: βThis simple act of paying positive attention to people has a great deal to do with productivity.β He continues: βFEP is an opportunity to see something new, and to see something in a new wayβ.
β FEP Fellow Bahriddin Gapporov from Namangan State University is currently being hosted by the University of Wisconsin β Eau Claire β where he feels at home as he connects with academic staff and student organizations, learns about the best food in town, and does one of his favorite sports β rock climbing.
πAs Bahriddin notes, heavy snow and cold weather of Wisconsin haven't kept him from enjoying the university life to the fullest. Thanks to class observation and professors' support, Bahriddin learns with the latest methods and practices in use, not to mention a great many spectacular events he has been actively partaking in!
πBesides methodological and cultural support, he was given a personal office. Bahriddin says: βThis simple act of paying positive attention to people has a great deal to do with productivity.β He continues: βFEP is an opportunity to see something new, and to see something in a new wayβ.
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