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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.

May 3, 2011

AAU delegates show firm resolution at Harvard Model UN

“We did quite well,” says Sandilya. “I wouldn’t say we were super successful but we did quite well.”

Anglo-American University was the only Czech University to send a delegation to the 57th Harvard Model United Nations Conference in Boston in February.

The group was larger and more successful than the one last year, with AAU students spending two weeks in the United States. Model UN conference aside, four of them met the Andorran ambassador at the United Nations headquarters in New York City.

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 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.