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    An Evening of Tribute To Manoog Young at NAASR

    by Armenian Weekly
    September 19, 2012

    BELMONT, Mass. - The National Association for Armenian Studies and
    Research (NAASR) invites the public to attend `An Evening of
    Commemoration and Tribute to NAASR Founding Chairman Manoog S. Young'
    on Thurs., Oct. 4 at 8 p.m., at its Belmont headquarters, 395 Concord
    Ave.

    Manoog Soghomon Young of Belmont, the founding chairman of NAASR and
    its chairman until 2001, passed away on July 3, 2012, at the age of
    94.

    The evening will feature slides and video of Young, as well as short
    presentations by several individuals who worked closely with him
    across more than five decades: Dr. Gregory H. Adamian, president
    emeritus and chancellor, Bentley University; Prof. Richard N. Frye,
    Aga Khan Professor Emeritus of Iranian History, Harvard University;
    Prof. James R. Russell, Mashtots Professor of Armenian Studies,
    Harvard University; past and present NAASR chairs Nancy R. Kolligian
    and Raffi P. Yeghiayan; and Marc A. Mamigonian, current NAASR director
    of academic affairs.

    This event will provide an opportunity to remember Manoog Young, the
    man and the leader who devoted much of his life to creating and
    nurturing Armenian studies in America, and pay tribute to his vision,
    dedication, commitment to high ideals, and rich legacy. In recognition
    of Young's singular achievements and seminal role in the development
    not only of NAASR but of Armenian studies as a whole, NAASR has
    established the Manoog S. Young Fund for Armenian Studies at NAASR.

    For more information, call (617) 489-1610, fax (617) 484-1759, e-mail
    [email protected], or write to NAASR, 395 Concord Ave., Belmont, MA 02478.
    All donations received prior to the planned Oct. 4 event will be
    acknowledged that evening and are tax-deductible.

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