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ARS EASTERN USA ANNOUNCES YOUTH CONNECT PROGRAM
http://www.armenianweekly.com/2009/12/14/ ars-eastern-usa-announces-youth-connect-program/
D ecember 14, 2009
The Armenian Relief Society (ARS) Eastern Region recently revamped its
Youth Connect Program (YCP), an educational seminar for college-age
students. The name says it all. In an attempt to put Armenian students
together from all geographic areas and various academic disciplines,
the ARS is aiming to provide an arena where students come together
to share ideas and information and learn about opportunities within
the community. From internships both in the U.S. and Armenia, to
humanitarian assistance, to cultural and educational opportunities,
students will learn about programs available to them through different
Armenian organizations.
The program will take place on Sat., Feb. 6, 2010 at New York
University's Kimmel Center for Student Life, 60 Washington Square
South, in New York City. Opening introductions will begin at 9:30 a.m.
and will continue until 4:30 p.m. The program is designed and
implemented by Dr. Asbed Kotchikian from Bentley University who has
had extensive experience in developing and directing youth-related
programs in the U.S., Armenia, and Middle East. The program will
include workshops and lectures to cover issues such as the challenges
that Armenian youth face today; the changing nature of the Armenian
world; and internships and job opportunities in Armenia and in the
U.S. A Saturday evening social will cap off the event.
There are no applications fees and the program will cover lodging,
food, and local transportation in New York for all participants.
The YCP is open to any college-aged Armenian student who would
be interested in learning more about history and culture and its
relevance in today's society. To learn more about the YCP and how to
apply, contact the ARS Eastern USA office by calling (617) 926-3801 or
emailing [email protected]. The application deadline is Jan. 25, 2010.
Space is limited.
The ARS, founded in 1910 in New York City, is an international
organization dedicated to providing education, culture, and
humanitarian aid.
http://www.armenianweekly.com/2009/12/14/ ars-eastern-usa-announces-youth-connect-program/
D ecember 14, 2009
The Armenian Relief Society (ARS) Eastern Region recently revamped its
Youth Connect Program (YCP), an educational seminar for college-age
students. The name says it all. In an attempt to put Armenian students
together from all geographic areas and various academic disciplines,
the ARS is aiming to provide an arena where students come together
to share ideas and information and learn about opportunities within
the community. From internships both in the U.S. and Armenia, to
humanitarian assistance, to cultural and educational opportunities,
students will learn about programs available to them through different
Armenian organizations.
The program will take place on Sat., Feb. 6, 2010 at New York
University's Kimmel Center for Student Life, 60 Washington Square
South, in New York City. Opening introductions will begin at 9:30 a.m.
and will continue until 4:30 p.m. The program is designed and
implemented by Dr. Asbed Kotchikian from Bentley University who has
had extensive experience in developing and directing youth-related
programs in the U.S., Armenia, and Middle East. The program will
include workshops and lectures to cover issues such as the challenges
that Armenian youth face today; the changing nature of the Armenian
world; and internships and job opportunities in Armenia and in the
U.S. A Saturday evening social will cap off the event.
There are no applications fees and the program will cover lodging,
food, and local transportation in New York for all participants.
The YCP is open to any college-aged Armenian student who would
be interested in learning more about history and culture and its
relevance in today's society. To learn more about the YCP and how to
apply, contact the ARS Eastern USA office by calling (617) 926-3801 or
emailing [email protected]. The application deadline is Jan. 25, 2010.
Space is limited.
The ARS, founded in 1910 in New York City, is an international
organization dedicated to providing education, culture, and
humanitarian aid.