Good evening, Gorloks! In case you missed it, Webster University has invited the Mamasaidov brothers to give you a talk on business success and failure, tomorrow at 16:00.
Remember to register through the link 👇
#motivationmonday here we come!
Are you ready for the work week?
Remember to register through the link 👇
#motivationmonday here we come!
Are you ready for the work week?
🔸 An announcement from your fellow students:
We are proud to officially announce that Webster basketball team will be playing its first ever match with Turin University. Gorloks, come and support your team on this Saturday 23rd at 11 a.m.
🔸 For info: Tel and telegram: 91191800
Email: mokhisultanova@gmail.com
We are proud to officially announce that Webster basketball team will be playing its first ever match with Turin University. Gorloks, come and support your team on this Saturday 23rd at 11 a.m.
🔸 For info: Tel and telegram: 91191800
Email: mokhisultanova@gmail.com
Once again, Webster University administation staff from St. Louis are coming to Tashkent! Webster Uzbekistan is hosting John Buck, Interim Associate Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students, and Hannah Verity, Director of Global Program Development.
🙋🏻♀️ All students and faculty are invited to meet with them in two separate sessions on November 21 and 22.
🔹 November 21, 4-6pm: With John Buck, come to discuss student involvement in programs and student clubs and organizations.
🔹 November 22, 4-6pm: With Hannah Verity, you can learn more about the Study Abroad and Faculty Exchange programs, and ask questions related to them.
💬 This is a great chance to be heard by university management. Hope to see and hear you there!
🙋🏻♀️ All students and faculty are invited to meet with them in two separate sessions on November 21 and 22.
🔹 November 21, 4-6pm: With John Buck, come to discuss student involvement in programs and student clubs and organizations.
🔹 November 22, 4-6pm: With Hannah Verity, you can learn more about the Study Abroad and Faculty Exchange programs, and ask questions related to them.
💬 This is a great chance to be heard by university management. Hope to see and hear you there!
☑️ Do YOU want to be involved in creating Webster Uzbekistan's student governance body?
🔜 This Saturday, the Webster University Dean of Students, John Buck, will work with you to come up with the general idea and documents necessary to create an association or body which will be responsible for representing you and your interests.
➕ Want to start a club? This is a good time to get involved and be one of the students who decide how clubs will be formed in the future.
🔹 Date and time: November 23, 2-6pm
🔹 Place: Webster University Grand Hall
🔜 This Saturday, the Webster University Dean of Students, John Buck, will work with you to come up with the general idea and documents necessary to create an association or body which will be responsible for representing you and your interests.
➕ Want to start a club? This is a good time to get involved and be one of the students who decide how clubs will be formed in the future.
🔹 Date and time: November 23, 2-6pm
🔹 Place: Webster University Grand Hall
A reminder that this week we have another meeting for students and faculty. This time it's with Hannah Verity, Director of Global Program Development.
🔹 November 22, 4-6pm, Grand Hall.
💬 Come to learn more about the Study Abroad and Faculty Exchange programs, and ask questions related to them.
🔹 November 22, 4-6pm, Grand Hall.
💬 Come to learn more about the Study Abroad and Faculty Exchange programs, and ask questions related to them.
🔷 What is the Saturday event, the Student Clubs Summit, all about?
It's a meeting for Webster students to work on creating their future student government. You, with the Dean of Students, John Buck, will begin the process of establishing student government at Webster Tashkent, and you will be guided in what needs to be done to create your student clubs.
📝 This means - come ready to work hard and fast! These will be four very intense hours.
🔷 What to bring? How to prepare?
💻 Your laptop computer or tablet.
⏰ Try to be on time, and plan to be there for the full 4 hours.
📑 Read the materials(provided in OneDrive to learn what student government is like at Webster-St. Louis. This way you will know how it's been done so far. Use the link below to access 👇
It's a meeting for Webster students to work on creating their future student government. You, with the Dean of Students, John Buck, will begin the process of establishing student government at Webster Tashkent, and you will be guided in what needs to be done to create your student clubs.
📝 This means - come ready to work hard and fast! These will be four very intense hours.
🔷 What to bring? How to prepare?
💻 Your laptop computer or tablet.
⏰ Try to be on time, and plan to be there for the full 4 hours.
📑 Read the materials(provided in OneDrive to learn what student government is like at Webster-St. Louis. This way you will know how it's been done so far. Use the link below to access 👇
🔷 DID YOU KNOW 🔷
The Study Abroad program is one of Webster University's greatest points of pride. It allows students to expand their horizons, become global citizens, and step into the shoes of other people.
That's why Webster University has created the Vision Fund Study Abroad in St. Louis Scholarship! Any undergraduate or graduate student in Webster 🇺🇿 Uzbekistan and 🇬🇭 Ghana student can apply for an award to go to Webster in St. Louis 🛫 for a term or longer.
🔹 How to qualify? 🔹
💯 Students must be in good social, financial and academic standing with the university. Preference will be given to students with a 2.5 GPA or higher
📅 Applicants must apply online by the appropriate deadline to be considered.
📥 Applicants must submit a scholarship essay and one recommendation.
The application deadline for Fall Study Abroad is March 31.
The Study Abroad program is one of Webster University's greatest points of pride. It allows students to expand their horizons, become global citizens, and step into the shoes of other people.
That's why Webster University has created the Vision Fund Study Abroad in St. Louis Scholarship! Any undergraduate or graduate student in Webster 🇺🇿 Uzbekistan and 🇬🇭 Ghana student can apply for an award to go to Webster in St. Louis 🛫 for a term or longer.
🔹 How to qualify? 🔹
💯 Students must be in good social, financial and academic standing with the university. Preference will be given to students with a 2.5 GPA or higher
📅 Applicants must apply online by the appropriate deadline to be considered.
📥 Applicants must submit a scholarship essay and one recommendation.
The application deadline for Fall Study Abroad is March 31.
🦃 Have you heard of Thanksgiving Day? 🦃
It's an American holiday celebrated annually on the fourth Thursday of November.
🇨🇦 Interesting fact: Canadians also celebrate it, but in October.
🇺🇸 This year, American Thanksgiving is on November 28th. For them, it is usually a family celebration during which people give thanks for what they have.
📜 The "history" of the holiday has changed, but today it is often associated with a harvest celebration organized by the Pilgrims (European settlers) and members of the Wampanoag tribe of Native Americans.
❓Do we have a day off that day? No, Webster in Tashkent will have classes as usual on November 28.
❗️ However, we are preparing something for our students to have a chance to get the modern spirit of Thanksgiving, and to engage you with the world outside of university. We will give you this information soon.
It's an American holiday celebrated annually on the fourth Thursday of November.
🇨🇦 Interesting fact: Canadians also celebrate it, but in October.
🇺🇸 This year, American Thanksgiving is on November 28th. For them, it is usually a family celebration during which people give thanks for what they have.
📜 The "history" of the holiday has changed, but today it is often associated with a harvest celebration organized by the Pilgrims (European settlers) and members of the Wampanoag tribe of Native Americans.
❓Do we have a day off that day? No, Webster in Tashkent will have classes as usual on November 28.
❗️ However, we are preparing something for our students to have a chance to get the modern spirit of Thanksgiving, and to engage you with the world outside of university. We will give you this information soon.
Wikipedia
Thanksgiving (United States)
holiday celebrated in the United States on the fourth Thursday in November
🔶 Remember, we said that there is something planned to give students a chance to participate in the spirit of Thanksgiving? We are ready to make the announcement.
Webster University is inviting a few of our students to meet with a group of children with disabilities, living in Kibray district of Tashkent region. This will take place on November 28th, from approximately 12:00 to 16:00.
🔸 A bus will collect you from Webster University, take you to the meeting place, and take you back once the event is over.
🔸 You will be provided with fruits and treats to give the children.
🔸 Students are encouraged to bring books or toys so you may play or read to the children. You can also gift these things to the kids.
We have also set up a donations box, where you may leave some money that we can pass on to Opa Singillar, a non-governmental organization that helps disabled women, girls, and children. The box is located in room 206.
🔸 Students interested in participating, please join the group for Gorloks Give Back.
Webster University is inviting a few of our students to meet with a group of children with disabilities, living in Kibray district of Tashkent region. This will take place on November 28th, from approximately 12:00 to 16:00.
🔸 A bus will collect you from Webster University, take you to the meeting place, and take you back once the event is over.
🔸 You will be provided with fruits and treats to give the children.
🔸 Students are encouraged to bring books or toys so you may play or read to the children. You can also gift these things to the kids.
We have also set up a donations box, where you may leave some money that we can pass on to Opa Singillar, a non-governmental organization that helps disabled women, girls, and children. The box is located in room 206.
🔸 Students interested in participating, please join the group for Gorloks Give Back.
What makes Webster University special? How does it differ from other universities? Who teaches at our campus in Tashkent? Find the answers to these questions and more in the series of videos we are publishing on Facebook and Instagram TV!
🔹 Professor Muhtor Bekmuratov is an accounting instructor with degrees from Arizona State University and experience in the industry.
🔹 Professor Muhtor Bekmuratov is an accounting instructor with degrees from Arizona State University and experience in the industry.
Happy Monday, everyone! ☕️
While we believe all Gorloks demonstrate their attitude and hard work in attending Webster, there are some who we wish to highlight. And we are not the only ones who appreciate that there are those who must put in twice the effort to get an education. One of them is Khayrulla Rukhiddinov, an MA TESL student.
Khayrulla is blind, and in a world made for seeing folks, he's had to get creative to realize his dreams. Last month, Repost published a video about him and his story. Watch on Youtube (Russian text, Uzbek voice).
While we believe all Gorloks demonstrate their attitude and hard work in attending Webster, there are some who we wish to highlight. And we are not the only ones who appreciate that there are those who must put in twice the effort to get an education. One of them is Khayrulla Rukhiddinov, an MA TESL student.
Khayrulla is blind, and in a world made for seeing folks, he's had to get creative to realize his dreams. Last month, Repost published a video about him and his story. Watch on Youtube (Russian text, Uzbek voice).
We are continuing our video series, Get to Know Us. In this video with Marija Lukac, hear about what Webster University in Tashkent does differently from other universities, how we help students succeed, and more.
🔹 Professor Marija Lukac is an ESL and MA TESL instructor with more than 10 years of experience teaching in different countries of the world.
🔹 Professor Marija Lukac is an ESL and MA TESL instructor with more than 10 years of experience teaching in different countries of the world.
🎙 Guest Lecture at Webster University
We are pleased to say that two guest lecturers will visit Webster next week.
Tom Palmer will tell you about "Solid Foundations for economic and social development" and Jaroslav Romanchuk will read a lecture on "The creation of a system of incentives for people and government in the experience of other countries"
🔹 Date: December 11, 2019
🔹 Time: 16:15 (second lecture follows immediately after first)
🔹 Place: Webster University Grand Hall
👨🎓 Tom G. Palmer is the executive vice president for international programs at Atlas Network. He is responsible for establishing operating programs in 14 languages and managing programs for a worldwide network of think tanks.
👨🎓 Jaroslav Romanchuk is an independent expert and head of the Mises Research Center. He is an expert on the problems of systemic socio-economic transformations. For ten years, he has been part of an interdepartmental working group under the Council of Ministers of Belarus, whose aim is the development of country's marketing.
We are pleased to say that two guest lecturers will visit Webster next week.
Tom Palmer will tell you about "Solid Foundations for economic and social development" and Jaroslav Romanchuk will read a lecture on "The creation of a system of incentives for people and government in the experience of other countries"
🔹 Date: December 11, 2019
🔹 Time: 16:15 (second lecture follows immediately after first)
🔹 Place: Webster University Grand Hall
👨🎓 Tom G. Palmer is the executive vice president for international programs at Atlas Network. He is responsible for establishing operating programs in 14 languages and managing programs for a worldwide network of think tanks.
👨🎓 Jaroslav Romanchuk is an independent expert and head of the Mises Research Center. He is an expert on the problems of systemic socio-economic transformations. For ten years, he has been part of an interdepartmental working group under the Council of Ministers of Belarus, whose aim is the development of country's marketing.
The Student Affairs office invites all Webster students, teachers, and staff to join us in celebrating 🇺🇿 Uzbekistan's Constitution Day 🇺🇿
🔹 Date: December 9
🔹 Time: 12:00-13:20
🔹 Venue: Grand Hall
To make this an unforgettable event, students are preparing different kinds of performances - dances 🕺 songs 🎙️ poems 📜 funny role-plays 🤠 interesting quizzes❔and some information about the foundation law of our country, the Constitution.
Welcome to this celebration honoring Uzbekistan's Constitution, organised by your fellow Gorloks!
☑️ P.S. On this occasion, teachers and students are permitted to come to 13:00 classes 20-30 minutes late.
🔹 Date: December 9
🔹 Time: 12:00-13:20
🔹 Venue: Grand Hall
To make this an unforgettable event, students are preparing different kinds of performances - dances 🕺 songs 🎙️ poems 📜 funny role-plays 🤠 interesting quizzes❔and some information about the foundation law of our country, the Constitution.
Welcome to this celebration honoring Uzbekistan's Constitution, organised by your fellow Gorloks!
☑️ P.S. On this occasion, teachers and students are permitted to come to 13:00 classes 20-30 minutes late.
Happy Constitution Day, Uzbekistan! 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿 On this day in 1992, this country adopted its most important legal document. It consists of 6 sections, with 26 chapters and 128 articles. You can read the full constitution in three languages through the link below ⬇️
🏆 Event for newly admitted students!
If you were accepted to Webster University for Spring 2020 and have already signed your contract, or even if you are still thinking whether you want to be with us - we want you to visit our campus!
Come over 🚶♂️ take a tour 🏛 meet the Academic Director, Dr. John Grainger 👨🎓 and get acquainted with your future classmates! 👯♀️
🔹 Date: December 13, 2019
🔹 Time: 15:00
🔹 Location: Webster University, 13 Navoi street (next to Panorama Cinema)
If you were accepted to Webster University for Spring 2020 and have already signed your contract, or even if you are still thinking whether you want to be with us - we want you to visit our campus!
Come over 🚶♂️ take a tour 🏛 meet the Academic Director, Dr. John Grainger 👨🎓 and get acquainted with your future classmates! 👯♀️
🔹 Date: December 13, 2019
🔹 Time: 15:00
🔹 Location: Webster University, 13 Navoi street (next to Panorama Cinema)
It’s a most wonderful time of the year and it’s FINALLY here. New Year Ball is taking place in the restaurant with entertaining activities and a lot of dancing. Get your tickets before December 13th for 150 UZS. On 14th through 20th tickets will be sold at 175 UZS. Buy your tickets starting on Monday for the most memorable event of the year.
Contact via Telegram for information: +998911911800
Contact via Telegram for information: +998911911800
Forwarded from Webster University in Tashkent
🎙 Guest Lecture at Webster University
We are pleased to say that two guest lecturers will visit Webster next week.
Tom Palmer will tell you about "Solid Foundations for economic and social development" and Jaroslav Romanchuk will read a lecture on "The creation of a system of incentives for people and government in the experience of other countries"
🔹 Date: December 11, 2019
🔹 Time: 16:15 (second lecture follows immediately after first)
🔹 Place: Webster University Grand Hall
👨🎓 Tom G. Palmer is the executive vice president for international programs at Atlas Network. He is responsible for establishing operating programs in 14 languages and managing programs for a worldwide network of think tanks.
👨🎓 Jaroslav Romanchuk is an independent expert and head of the Mises Research Center. He is an expert on the problems of systemic socio-economic transformations. For ten years, he has been part of an interdepartmental working group under the Council of Ministers of Belarus, whose aim is the development of country's marketing.
We are pleased to say that two guest lecturers will visit Webster next week.
Tom Palmer will tell you about "Solid Foundations for economic and social development" and Jaroslav Romanchuk will read a lecture on "The creation of a system of incentives for people and government in the experience of other countries"
🔹 Date: December 11, 2019
🔹 Time: 16:15 (second lecture follows immediately after first)
🔹 Place: Webster University Grand Hall
👨🎓 Tom G. Palmer is the executive vice president for international programs at Atlas Network. He is responsible for establishing operating programs in 14 languages and managing programs for a worldwide network of think tanks.
👨🎓 Jaroslav Romanchuk is an independent expert and head of the Mises Research Center. He is an expert on the problems of systemic socio-economic transformations. For ten years, he has been part of an interdepartmental working group under the Council of Ministers of Belarus, whose aim is the development of country's marketing.
Finally, the wait is over!
🎥 Are you ready to find out who has filmed and edited the best videos for the Student Video competition? Come to our contest finale, video screening, and film screening!
📽 At this 3-in-1 event, you will see all the top finalist videos produced by students and VOTE on them. While we count the votes, you will have the option to watch professor Peter Shockey's documentary "Life After Life.
🎞 After that, we will announce the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners!
Hope to see all the participants and your friends there!
🔹 Date and time: Thursday, December 12, at 16:30
🔹 Place: Grand Hall
🎥 Are you ready to find out who has filmed and edited the best videos for the Student Video competition? Come to our contest finale, video screening, and film screening!
📽 At this 3-in-1 event, you will see all the top finalist videos produced by students and VOTE on them. While we count the votes, you will have the option to watch professor Peter Shockey's documentary "Life After Life.
🎞 After that, we will announce the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners!
Hope to see all the participants and your friends there!
🔹 Date and time: Thursday, December 12, at 16:30
🔹 Place: Grand Hall
