TSUULL STUDENT UNION

TSUULL Youth Union 

The TSUULL Youth Union serves as one of the most active and dynamic youth platforms at our university, dedicated to supporting student initiatives, safeguarding their interests, and fostering their all-round development. The organization’s primary mission is to ensure that every student is provided with the opportunities and resources necessary to showcase their talents, take an active part in university and community life, and achieve meaningful personal and professional growth.

Student Representation in University Governance
TSUULL upholds a strong model of shared governance. The University Council—the highest decision-making body—includes elected representatives from faculty, researchers, staff, and students.
Students are represented through:

• •  TSUULL Student Union
• •  Student Government
• •  Youth Parliament

These representatives take part in academic, financial, and strategic planning through council sessions and standing committees. Their participation ensures that students’ needs, ideas, and concerns directly shape university policies, quality assurance processes, research priorities, and overall student experience.

The Leader of the Youth Union
Eshbayeva Sevinchbonu 
eshbayevasevinchbonu@gmail.com

The “Five Initiatives Projects Coordinator” is a responsible and proactive specialist who organizes a wide range of activities aimed at ensuring meaningful leisure time for young people and guiding them toward modern skills, moral and educational values, and a healthy and active lifestyle. The coordinator systematically implements initiatives in the following five strategic directions:
1. Culture and Arts
This direction focuses on engaging youth in various cultural and artistic fields such as theatre, music, visual arts, singing, national cultural heritage, and creative studios. The coordinator organizes meetings with well-known artists, masterclasses, exhibitions, creative workshops, and concerts. Special attention is given to identifying talented youth, supporting them in developing their artistic abilities, and preparing them for regional, national, and international competitions.
2. Sports and Healthy Lifestyle
Within this initiative, the coordinator launches and manages sports clubs such as football, volleyball, basketball, athletics, and chess. Sports competitions are organized at neighborhood, district, and regional levels to boost young people’s physical activity. Additionally, awareness campaigns and training sessions are conducted to promote a healthy lifestyle, disease prevention, and overall physical wellbeing among youth.
3. Reading Promotion
This direction aims to cultivate a culture of reading and increase students’ interest in literature. The coordinator establishes “Young Reader” clubs, organizes book-reading marathons, literary meetings, author discussions, and thematic reading evenings. 
4. IT and Modern Technologies
To enhance digital literacy and promote technological innovation, the coordinator organizes clubs and training programs in computer literacy, programming, graphic design, robotics, and other modern technology fields. Hackathons, IT training courses, and digital skills workshops are conducted to equip students with essential 21st-century competencies. Students are also encouraged to participate in tech startups, innovation labs, and IT-related project competitions. 
5. Women’s Employment and Skills Development
This initiative focuses on empowering young women by providing practical skills and professional training. Courses are organized in crafts, sewing, national applied arts, cooking, and other income-generating skills. Training sessions on creating business plans, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy are held to increase women’s economic activity and help them gain independence and confidence in the job 

Female Students Coordinator
Keldiyorova Xumora
xkeldiyorova5@gmail.com

The “Intellectual Projects Coordinator” is responsible for organizing, managing, and promoting initiatives that enhance students’ intellectual capacity, stimulate their scientific and creative potential, and equip them with modern, innovation-oriented knowledge. This role plays a key part in cultivating a competitive academic environment, fostering critical thinking, and supporting talented youth in achieving academic and professional excellence. The coordinator carries out systematic work in the following areas:

• •  Regularly organizing intellectual competitions such as “Zakovat”, “Who is Smart?”, and “Brain-Ring”, creating a dynamic platform for students to demonstrate logical thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving abilities. These events contribute to building an active intellectual culture on campus.
• •  Encouraging winners and active participants and increasing the number of participating teams, thereby expanding student engagement, strengthening competitive spirit, and fostering a community of motivated and intellectually curious learners.
• •  Working with startup and innovation projects, offering mentorship, organizing workshops, and facilitating collaboration with experts, entrepreneurs, and innovation hubs. This supports students in transforming their ideas into practical solutions.
• •  Developing startup culture among students, identifying innovative ideas, and providing necessary support for their realization. This includes innovation training, business model development, and guiding students through the initial stages of project creation. 
• •  Preparing startup projects for competitions and guiding teams toward national and international grant programs, ensuring they meet professional standards and increasing their chances of securing funding and recognition.
• •  Developing talented students’ projects by helping them turn their concepts into fully structured academic or entrepreneurial initiatives, thus enhancing their research and project management skills. Identifying gifted students and working with them individually, providing personalized mentorship, academic guidance, and opportunities tailored to their strengths and aspirations.
• •  Supporting students engaged in research, project development, and scientific writing, helping them enhance the quality of their research, structure project proposals, and publish academic articles. 

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Projects Coordinator
Xasanova Gulsora
gulsoraxasanova0@gmail.com