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Armenian National Committee - Western Region
104 North Belmont Street, Suite 200
Glendale, California 91206
Phone: 818.500.1918
Fax: 818.246.7353
[email protected]
www.anca.org
PRESS RELEASE
August 7, 2008
Contact: Ani Garabedian
ANC-WR Intern Spotlight: Amy Kaladzhyan
Los Angeles, CA - As one of five Interns for the Armenian National
Committee - Western Region's Summer 2008 Internship - Externship
Program (ANC-WR IEP), Amy Kaladzhyan has gained valuable knowledge and
experience within the public and media relations field. In addition to
building media relationships, Kaladzhyan writes feature articles and
press releases spotlighting ANC activists and various organizations.
In past weeks, Kaladzhyan and fellow Public and Media Relations
Intern, Tamar Tavlian, have also been developing a promotional video
detailing the Internship-Externship Program and are putting the
finishing touches on two sets of video blogs featuring their fellow
Interns and Externs.
"I feel that this program offers a great opportunity for Armenian
youth to get involved in politics while, at the same time, helping out
with a cause that they believe in," said Kaladzhyan. "Working
alongside the ANC-WR in Sacramento and in Santa Barbara, I feel that I
have acquired skills that are necessary in my future line of work,"
she added.
Kaladzhyan currently attends University of California at Santa Barbara
(UCSB) where she majors in Global Studies. After graduating, she plans
to attend Law School and eventually enter the broadcast journalism
field as a political reporter.
Besides being an Intern at ANC-WR, Kaladzhyan is also an intern at
KTLA and is a member of the Armenian Students' Association (ASA) at
UCSB. While raising awareness of the Anti-Defamation League's (ADL)
opposition to Congressional recognition of the Armenian Genocide in
Sacramento during Advocacy Day in April, Kaladzhyan learned about the
IEP from Haig Hovsepian, ANC-WR Community Relations Director, and was
eager to sign up and continue her work with the Armenian community.
The Armenian National Committee - Western Region is the largest and
most influential Armenian American grassroots advocacy organization in
the Western United States. Working in coordination with a network of
offices, chapters, and supporters throughout the Western United States
and affiliated organization around the country, the ANC-WR advances
the concerns of the Armenian American community on a broad range of
issues.
104 North Belmont Street, Suite 200
Glendale, California 91206
Phone: 818.500.1918
Fax: 818.246.7353
[email protected]
www.anca.org
PRESS RELEASE
August 7, 2008
Contact: Ani Garabedian
ANC-WR Intern Spotlight: Amy Kaladzhyan
Los Angeles, CA - As one of five Interns for the Armenian National
Committee - Western Region's Summer 2008 Internship - Externship
Program (ANC-WR IEP), Amy Kaladzhyan has gained valuable knowledge and
experience within the public and media relations field. In addition to
building media relationships, Kaladzhyan writes feature articles and
press releases spotlighting ANC activists and various organizations.
In past weeks, Kaladzhyan and fellow Public and Media Relations
Intern, Tamar Tavlian, have also been developing a promotional video
detailing the Internship-Externship Program and are putting the
finishing touches on two sets of video blogs featuring their fellow
Interns and Externs.
"I feel that this program offers a great opportunity for Armenian
youth to get involved in politics while, at the same time, helping out
with a cause that they believe in," said Kaladzhyan. "Working
alongside the ANC-WR in Sacramento and in Santa Barbara, I feel that I
have acquired skills that are necessary in my future line of work,"
she added.
Kaladzhyan currently attends University of California at Santa Barbara
(UCSB) where she majors in Global Studies. After graduating, she plans
to attend Law School and eventually enter the broadcast journalism
field as a political reporter.
Besides being an Intern at ANC-WR, Kaladzhyan is also an intern at
KTLA and is a member of the Armenian Students' Association (ASA) at
UCSB. While raising awareness of the Anti-Defamation League's (ADL)
opposition to Congressional recognition of the Armenian Genocide in
Sacramento during Advocacy Day in April, Kaladzhyan learned about the
IEP from Haig Hovsepian, ANC-WR Community Relations Director, and was
eager to sign up and continue her work with the Armenian community.
The Armenian National Committee - Western Region is the largest and
most influential Armenian American grassroots advocacy organization in
the Western United States. Working in coordination with a network of
offices, chapters, and supporters throughout the Western United States
and affiliated organization around the country, the ANC-WR advances
the concerns of the Armenian American community on a broad range of
issues.