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You're welcomed at the ABF Student Center Lobby, where you can register, receive event materials, and get information about the day’s activities. If you have already registered online, please make sure to check in upon arrival. You can do this at the registration desk by showing the QR code you received by email. After checking in, please make sure to register for a lecture if you would like to attend a real AUBG class.
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You are welcome to enjoy a coffee at the ABF Student Center café, browse the AUBG Bookstore, and enjoy a vibrant start to the day with musical and dance performances by the AUBG Broadway Club and Samodiva. The performances will take place at the Dr. Carl Djerassi Theater Hall, showcasing the talent and creativity of our students.
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At the AUBG Fair, you will have the chance to meet our community and explore everything AUBG offers. The Fair begins with a welcome address from Provost and Interim President Dr. J. D. Mininger, followed by opportunities to learn more about our majors and minors, professors, and classes. You can also discover what life on campus looks like, including residence life and housing, student clubs and organizations, accessibility and inclusion, career services, academic support, exchange programs, international student services, health and well-being services, and sports and athletics.
You will be able to meet with dedicated teams who can guide you through the application process, explain available scholarships, and provide detailed information about student loan opportunities.
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Take part in the guided tours around campus and explore AUBG’s state-of-the-art facilities, vibrant learning spaces, and welcoming student environment. The tours start from the second floor of the ABF Student Center. Our experienced student tour guides will walk you through classrooms, study areas, recreational spaces, and more, giving you a true sense of what it is like to learn and live at AUBG.
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The lectures will take place in AUBG’s modern academic facilities, giving you the chance to experience real classroom environments. Lectures are held in the Balkanski Academic Center, which is the building directly across from the ABF Student Center. After checking in, make sure to register for the lecture you would like to attend.
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The lectures will take place in AUBG’s modern academic facilities, giving you the chance to experience real classroom environments. Lectures are held in the Balkanski Academic Center, which is the building directly across from the ABF Student Center. After checking in, make sure to register for the lecture you would like to attend.
Join a real AUBG Class
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Explore your options and choose the session that best matches your interests.
- Should We Kill the Fat Man? The Trolley Problem and Normative Ethics with Prof. Lucci (room 001, BAC)
- Writing Compelling Screenplay Characters with Prof. Cohen (room 002, BAC)
- Influence Maps & Agent Awareness in the Context of Video Game AI with Prof. Hutchinson (room 003, BAC)
- The Economics of Organ Transplantation with Prof. Tsavou (room 004, BAC)
- Is Capitalism Good for Democracy? Some Examples from American History with Prof. Simeonov (room 201, BAC)
- The Origin of Value with Prof. Adsett (room 202, BAC)
- Analyzing the Marketing Environment with Prof. Mandrik (room 203, BAC)
- Beyond Computation of Mindless Machines with Prof. Yoon (room 204, BAC)
- Renoir's Bal at Moulin de la Galette with Prof. Slavkova (room 102 (Auditorium), BAC)
- Gerrymandering in the US Congress: How Not to Design an Electoral System with Prof. Phillips (room 103, BAC)
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Explore your options and choose the session that best matches your interests.
- Scroll, Swipe, Repeat: What Your Phone is Doing to Your Brain with Prof. Whoolery (room 001, BAC)
- Writing Compelling Screenplay Characters with Prof. Cohen (room 002, BAC)
- Influence Maps & Agent Awareness in the Context of Video Game AI with Prof. Hutchinson (room 003, BAC)
- Economics Applications - Game Theory: From Cartels to Climate Change with Prof. Fatouros |(room 004, BAC)
- The Conquest of Paradise? Empires in the Western Hemisphere after 1492 with Prof. Clay (room 201, BAC)
- The Origin of Value with Prof. Adsett (room 202)
- Analyzing the Marketing Environment with Prof. Mandrik (room 203, BAC)
- The Infinite Game: Why Maths Never Gets Old (From Proof to Paycheck) with Prof. Michelangeli (room 204, BAC)
- Beyond the Band Score: IELTS Writing Excellence with Kristiyan Nachev (room 102 (Auditorium), BAC)
- Gerrymandering in the US Congress: How Not to Design an Electoral System with Prof. Phillips (room 103, BAC)
- Mobile Filmmaking with Prof. Kirkov (room 101, BAC)