Content about Tony Ozuna

April 28, 2012

As Documentary Photography students look for a place to exhibit their semester’s work, it becomes apparent that the university lacks sufficient facilities. With rumors of a possible new major, art studies, surfacing, one has to wonder where exactly students would be able to exhibit or hold exhibitions for art to study.   

September 8, 2011

AAU Softball Team Games

The AAU Softball Team is looking for new members to participate in the upcoming games.

The AAU Softball Team is looking for new members to participate in the upcoming games on Oct. 8 and Oct. 9. Contact Tony Ozuna (Room 202) for more information.

May 11, 2011

Lecturers in Humanities and Social Sciences often know how to jam in class

Then there’s Pavla Jonsonnová, who teaches a course in Subcultures and is most probably the peak musician of all the AAU faculty.

Students of courses in the Humanities and Social Sciences school shouldn’t be too surprised to find their professors jamming on stage when they head out clubbing after class.

Talking to Anglo-American University professors often turns up by their great love for music. Some are jazz fanatics who would go anytime, anywhere by any means of transport to see a great gig. AAU professor John Brent confides he once canceled a U.S. history lecture because he was going hitchhiking to a Vienna jazz concert.

April 12, 2011

Cooperation with CEA brings challenges to some classes

How much will AAU have to change its academic standards to better suit those CEA requires?

Anglo-American University’s students can look forward to seeing more exchange students from the U.S due to a special global partnership agreement Anglo-American University has in place with the Arizona-based CEA study abroad program.

AAU’s full-time students have yet to find out what this really means for their academic future, but the influx is not always welcome by locals, it seems.

February 27, 2011

|art|SPACE: AAU's home for visual arts

So far, the openings have drawn the university staff and artistic circles, but relatively few students.

December 1, 2010

February 6, 2011

AAU scholarships reach out to diverse groups

The school offers different types scholarship: The merit-based grant requires them to maintaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.3 and to complete eight courses over the last two semesters. The need-based scholarship, meanwhile, helps students who have to deal with changing financial circumstances.

November 26, 2009

February 5, 2011

Plenty of sports programs, but students are scarce

"I think that if the AAU provides athletes with scholarships and officially supports them, students will be more willing to get involved and participate in university life," Vaculcik said.

October 22, 2010

February 5, 2011

Should teacher evaluations be published?

Student evaluations of teachers at Anglo American University, which until now have been shown only to faculty being reviewed, could be shared with other students, say school officials.
But if, especially in the digital age, information is power, questions remain as to how much power students should be given.

October 16, 2008
Student evaluations of teachers at Anglo American University, which until now have been shown only to faculty being reviewed, could be shared with other students, say school officials.
But if, especially in the digital age, information is power, questions remain as to how much power students should be given.

February 5, 2011

Student jobs don't grow on trees

The university has no written policy on hiring students nor does it mention student jobs in the catalog nor were any mentioned in student services emails sent during the last year.

October 22, 2010

February 3, 2011

AAU to add web radio to tech arsenal

The radio will feature three areas of content: news, interviews and music.

December 1, 2010

February 3, 2011

Web radio launch coming soon

Content is being recorded already as AAU’s new web radio prepares for its Spring semester launch.

AAU’s web radio is “in its later stages of development,” according to Adriel Vasquez, who has been tasked with organizing the project. The radio station, whose name is still being decided on, and the new web site for At the Lennon Wall are both scheduled to go online at the beginning of the Spring semester. Content is being recorded already as AAU’s new web radio prepares for its Spring semester launch. Interviews, both on-campus and beyond are planned. Journalism associate dean Tony Ozuna hopes to find a student content manager soon.