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- 2013-11-13 18:28:24
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If you have been to the Registrar’s Office during the last week or two, you have probably noticed a new face among the staff members. Her name is Rengin Nalbantova. She is an AUBG alumna who has returned to the university to join the administrative team.
The 27-year-old Nalbantova is going to answer and deal with students' questions and problems concerning courses, registration, documents, and other administrative work.
She graduated in 2009 with a bachelor's degree in business administration. Nablantova finds that AUBG was the place for her to mature, but it took away her previous personality - "young, naïve, and crazy.” Immediately after graduating, she started working in a bank. Simultaneously, she did her master degree in accounting in UNWE-Sofia. Although she was busy with studies and work, she managed to create her own a family and to give birth to a baby boy. Other than her family and work, her interests are in music, religion, politics and traveling.
She found out about the open position in the Registrar's Office on the AUBG website. “My emotional relation with this university was my core motivation,” Nalbantova explained. She said that she is proud to work “for the top liberal arts university in the Balkans” and that she plans to work hard to help students and faculty.
“Future is purchased in the present,” she said, explaining that this was her inner motivation for taking the position.
The 27-year-old Nalbantova is going to answer and deal with students' questions and problems concerning courses, registration, documents, and other administrative work.
She graduated in 2009 with a bachelor's degree in business administration. Nablantova finds that AUBG was the place for her to mature, but it took away her previous personality - "young, naïve, and crazy.” Immediately after graduating, she started working in a bank. Simultaneously, she did her master degree in accounting in UNWE-Sofia. Although she was busy with studies and work, she managed to create her own a family and to give birth to a baby boy. Other than her family and work, her interests are in music, religion, politics and traveling.
She found out about the open position in the Registrar's Office on the AUBG website. “My emotional relation with this university was my core motivation,” Nalbantova explained. She said that she is proud to work “for the top liberal arts university in the Balkans” and that she plans to work hard to help students and faculty.
“Future is purchased in the present,” she said, explaining that this was her inner motivation for taking the position.