The ACMS Ulaanbaatar office is closed on Friday, September 6th in observation of Labor Day
The ACMS Ulaanbaatar office is closed on Friday, September 6th in observation of Labor Day. Please note we will reopen on Monday, September 9th.
September Membership Drive has 50% Off for Students
Are you a student interested in #MongolianStudies? Get a 1-year-membership at the American Center for Mongolian Studies for half the price and enjoy benefits at our library, and online. The offer is valid in September 2019 only. Sign up at www.mongoliacenter.org/join
ACMS Mongolia Field School is Seeking Instructors for 2020
The ACMS Mongolia Field School is seeking educators who are interested in teaching in the 2020 ACMS Field School. Proposals are welcome from faculty, advanced graduate students and practitioners interested in teaching a field course on site in Mongolia. The 2020 Field School offers the opportunity to build off the success of the 2019 program [...]
Come visit our active archaeological site near Hatgal with #MongoliaFieldSchool
In collaboration with Nomad Science Mongolia and the National Museum of Mongolia, a team of archaeologists is working to salvage a damaged archaeological site just outside of Hatgal, as part of the #MongoliaFieldSchool. From August 1-14, interested members of the public are invited to visit the site and see archaeology in action. Archaeologists are doing some very important [...]
Inaugural Mongolia Field School Kicks Off in Ulaanbaatar
The American Center for Mongolian Studies kicks off its 1st annual Inter-disciplinary Mongolia Field School Program with 62 students in archaeology, migration, and renewable energy. Students, faculty, and lifelong-learners from North America and Mongolia have gathered in Ulaanbaatar to attend the first summer field school program being organized by the American Center for Mongolian [...]
Wilderness Medicine Essentials training held for Mongolia Field School participants
Eighteen participants of Mongolia Field School attended the Wilderness First Responder Course on Sunday, July 28 at the Natsagdorj Public Library. The training was delivered by Trenton Harper from Aerie Medicine, a U.S. wilderness medical training and first-aid supply organization, and included both outdoor and [...]
Rubin Museum of Art Internship Deadline Approaching (Aug 4)
Mongolian citizens interested in working as a museum professional are encouraged to apply for the paid internship opportunity the ACMS Cultural Heritage Program is organizing for the second year, with support from the Henry Luce Foundation. Two applicants will be awarded stipends to participate in an internship at the Rubin Museum of Art in New [...]
Renting Equipment is Available at Bruce W Morrison Research Laboratory
ACMS is pleased to announce the re-opening of Bruce W. Morrison Research Laboratory, from which library patrons can rent research related equipment for free of charge*. You can request the equipment through here. *There will be fee for using the 3D Printer, charged by the weight of the printed material. [...]
Introducing “Mongolia Explained” series – “How to Take the Bus in Ulaanbaatar”
We're pleased to announce a new video series, titled "Mongolia Explained," where we guide and explain the basic concepts of the Mongolian way to researchers, scholars, and even visitors to Mongolia. Our first video is on public transportation. The traffic in Mongolia can be frustrating. But thanks to a first-lane regulation, buses are [...]
ACMS Cultural Heritage Program Presents Rubin Museum of Art Internship in New York City
For the second year, the ACMS Cultural Heritage Program, with support from the Henry Luce Foundation, is sponsoring up to two Mongolians citizen who works as, or is studying to become a museum professional in a relevant field to participate in an internship at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York in Fall 2019. [...]
