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6 Hye Sharzhoom March 2000 Student Quotes - What do you think about April 24th? April 24th, 2000 will mark the 85th commemoration of the Armenian Genocide. What does this day mean to you? Mano Handian Mano Handian, Senior majoring in Graphic Design "Here we are 85 years later remembering the Genocide as if it was yesterday. We Armenians have a big wound which will not heal until we are heard all over the world and justice has been done." Jude Dunbar Junior majoring in Geography Jude Dunbar "This is a day for me to put everything in perspective and thank God for everything I have and take f o r granted. M y grandmother lost all five of her siblings she had during the Genocide and she was able to live a full life with a positive outlook on everything. I can only hope and pray that I would be strong enough to get through such a dra matic experience. Aaron Emerzian, Junior majoring in Mass Communications "This day marks a very sensitive and memorable event." Aaron Emerzian Brian Serimian Brian Serimian Junior majoring in Business "To take the present day for all it's worth, and let our hopes and dreams be the guides for our future." YSU, Cont, from Page 1 acquainting themselves with the Fresno state campus and meeting with faculty from the Sid Craig School of Business and various other departments on campus. Provost Dr. Michael Ortiz (left) with YSU Dr. Radick Martirossian. Fresno State President Dr. John Welty hosted the delegation at the University House on Tuesday evening, February 29. Joining Dr. Welty in greeting the guests were Provost Dr. Michael Ortiz, members of the Advisory Board of the Center for Armenian Studies, and faculty from the University. Dr. Dickran Kouymjian, Haig and Isabel Berberian Professor of Armenian Studies and Director of the Armenian Studies Program, welcomed Rector Martirossian and his faculty to Fresno on behalf of the Armenian Studies Program and the community. Earlier in the day the YSU group had met with Fresno State Provost Michael Ortiz, who discussed the academic structure of the university. YSU President Dr. Radick Martirossian in turn discussed the changes that had taken place at his University over the past ten years. Former Fresno State President, Dr. Harold Haak, who is currently the director ofthe newly established Kenneth Maddy Institute, gave the visitors from Armenia a tour of the campus. Dr. Haak will be visiting Armenia in late March as part of the project. Dean Fred Evans of the Craig School of Business met with the group early in their visit and discussed a range of possible interactions between the two universities. Dean Grisha Gharibian of the YSU School of Business expressed interest in exchanging graduate students and faculty between the two universities. The first week was a busy one, full of excitement, as group members explored the workings of the Craig School of Business Graduate MBA Program. YSU faculty are in the process of modifying their curriculum and have recently moved from a five-year baccalaureate program to a Western-style four-year baccalaureate, with a two- year Masters program, followed by a three year doctoral program. Dr. Mark Keppler, who heads the MBA program for the Craig School of Business, explained how the MBA program works at Fresno State. Since international programs are a vital part of the University, Dr. Peter Klassen, Director of International Programs discussed Fresno State's wide range of ties with foreign universities. Yerevan State University is a leader in Armenia in exchange programs with foreign institutions. The Henry Madden Library, with its wide range of facilities and computer links is one ofthe leading libraries in the California State University system and was a focus of interest for the group. Librarian Ross LaBaugh escorted the delegation through the various library departments. Four Fresno State faculty will be traveling to Armenia in early June to conduct a series of workshops, and seminars with students and faculty from YSU. The goal of the NIS College/University Partnership Program between Fresno State and YSU is to contribute to economic and political stability in Armenia by fostering educational reform in the area of business/economics at YSU. The project was assisted financially by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the United States Information Agency under the authority Dr. Karen Bowerman, Associate Dean of the Craig School of Business; Dr. Peter Smits, Vice President for University Advancement; faculty of the Craig School of Business; Dr. Audrey Anderson, Division of Extended Education; Rob Saroyan, Events Center; Dr. Dan Griffin, Grants; Dr. Brandt Kehoe, Interim Associate Provost; Dan Westbrook, Craig School of Business; Dr. Don Leet, Economics; Dr. William Rice, Marketing; Dr. Scott Houser, Economics; Dr. John Moghaddam, Management; Dr. Ali Haak, Greg Kohayan of Koko's Restaurant, Agnes Saghatelian of Valley Lahvosh Baking Co., Dr. and Mrs. Varoujan Altebarmakian, Mr. and Mrs. Sarkis Kalfayan, Wahakenand Mary Vanoyan, Dr. Peter Klassen, George Koroyan of George's Restaurant, Middle-East Restaurant, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bedrosian (National Raisin Co.), Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bedrosian, Victor Packing (Sahatdjian Family), the Bread-Basket Bakery, Burger Time Restaurant, the Armenian Community School of Standing (left to right): Amalia Saribekian, Hasmik Hovhanesian, Harutyun Marzpanyan, Dr. Grisha Gharibian, Ashot Kakosyan. Seated (left to right): Dr. Fred Evans, Dean of the Craig School of Business and YSU President Dr. Radick Martirossian. "'>5-;i , &*5 '■- ■■-■£?»■■ * J^0^^ V w-^5 ^ 'V :t- ^^Sfc. y .sSk . J Jr^aFT*' i i*^'J5i*5|! v^ JtySfcxaL ; *iS5lJ Wk^\ Et fl ■ zj IlsSft im Fir m SPr - Left to Right: Harutyun Marzpanyan, Dr. Radick Martirossian, Dr. Grisha Gharibian, and Ashot Kakosyan listen to Bryan Bedrosian of National Raisin Co. in Fowler explain new techniques in grapes. photo by Barlow Der Mugrdechian ofthe Fulbright- Hays Act of 1961, as amended. During their three- week visit, the YSU delegation had workshops/ colloquia with the following individuals and departments: Dr. Steven White, Physics; Dr. John Shields, Agricultural Economics; Dr. Ben Quillian, Vice President for Administration; Peyvandi, Accountancy; the Fresno City College Training Institute; Dr. Tim Stearns, Management; Susan Vasquez, Distance Learning, and the faculty of the Department of Economics. They also visited many classes and got acquainted with a wide range of faculty at Fresno State. Special thanks to Dr. Harold Fresno (Principal Seth Atamian and staff), Dr. and Mrs. John and Elizabeth Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Hovig Semerdjian, Mr. Rob Saroyan, Mr. Larry Balakian, Dr. Dan Griffin, Mr. Ashot Hagopian, Mr. Chad Kirkorian, and Frances Ziegler for their hospitality and assistance in the successful completion of the three-week visit. "Reshaping a University in a Former Soviet Republic: The Armenian Experience" by Dr. Radick Martirossian President, Yerevan State University Tuesday, March 14, 2000 • 7:30 PM Alice Peters Auditorium co-sponsored by the Armenian Studies Program and Armenian Students Organization
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Title | 2000_03 Hye Sharzhoom Newspaper March 2000 |
Alternative Title | Armenian Action, Vol. 21 No. 3, March 2000; Ethnic Supplement to the Collegian. |
Publisher | Armenian Studies Program, California State University, Fresno. |
Publication Date | 2000 |
Description | Published two to four times a year. The newspaper of the California State University, Fresno Armenian Students Organization and Armenian Studies Program. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno – Periodicals. |
Contributors | Armenian Studies Program; Armenian Students Organization, California State University, Fresno. |
Coverage | 1979-2014 |
Format | Newspaper print |
Language | eng |
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Title | March 2000 Page 6 |
Full-Text-Search | 6 Hye Sharzhoom March 2000 Student Quotes - What do you think about April 24th? April 24th, 2000 will mark the 85th commemoration of the Armenian Genocide. What does this day mean to you? Mano Handian Mano Handian, Senior majoring in Graphic Design "Here we are 85 years later remembering the Genocide as if it was yesterday. We Armenians have a big wound which will not heal until we are heard all over the world and justice has been done." Jude Dunbar Junior majoring in Geography Jude Dunbar "This is a day for me to put everything in perspective and thank God for everything I have and take f o r granted. M y grandmother lost all five of her siblings she had during the Genocide and she was able to live a full life with a positive outlook on everything. I can only hope and pray that I would be strong enough to get through such a dra matic experience. Aaron Emerzian, Junior majoring in Mass Communications "This day marks a very sensitive and memorable event." Aaron Emerzian Brian Serimian Brian Serimian Junior majoring in Business "To take the present day for all it's worth, and let our hopes and dreams be the guides for our future." YSU, Cont, from Page 1 acquainting themselves with the Fresno state campus and meeting with faculty from the Sid Craig School of Business and various other departments on campus. Provost Dr. Michael Ortiz (left) with YSU Dr. Radick Martirossian. Fresno State President Dr. John Welty hosted the delegation at the University House on Tuesday evening, February 29. Joining Dr. Welty in greeting the guests were Provost Dr. Michael Ortiz, members of the Advisory Board of the Center for Armenian Studies, and faculty from the University. Dr. Dickran Kouymjian, Haig and Isabel Berberian Professor of Armenian Studies and Director of the Armenian Studies Program, welcomed Rector Martirossian and his faculty to Fresno on behalf of the Armenian Studies Program and the community. Earlier in the day the YSU group had met with Fresno State Provost Michael Ortiz, who discussed the academic structure of the university. YSU President Dr. Radick Martirossian in turn discussed the changes that had taken place at his University over the past ten years. Former Fresno State President, Dr. Harold Haak, who is currently the director ofthe newly established Kenneth Maddy Institute, gave the visitors from Armenia a tour of the campus. Dr. Haak will be visiting Armenia in late March as part of the project. Dean Fred Evans of the Craig School of Business met with the group early in their visit and discussed a range of possible interactions between the two universities. Dean Grisha Gharibian of the YSU School of Business expressed interest in exchanging graduate students and faculty between the two universities. The first week was a busy one, full of excitement, as group members explored the workings of the Craig School of Business Graduate MBA Program. YSU faculty are in the process of modifying their curriculum and have recently moved from a five-year baccalaureate program to a Western-style four-year baccalaureate, with a two- year Masters program, followed by a three year doctoral program. Dr. Mark Keppler, who heads the MBA program for the Craig School of Business, explained how the MBA program works at Fresno State. Since international programs are a vital part of the University, Dr. Peter Klassen, Director of International Programs discussed Fresno State's wide range of ties with foreign universities. Yerevan State University is a leader in Armenia in exchange programs with foreign institutions. The Henry Madden Library, with its wide range of facilities and computer links is one ofthe leading libraries in the California State University system and was a focus of interest for the group. Librarian Ross LaBaugh escorted the delegation through the various library departments. Four Fresno State faculty will be traveling to Armenia in early June to conduct a series of workshops, and seminars with students and faculty from YSU. The goal of the NIS College/University Partnership Program between Fresno State and YSU is to contribute to economic and political stability in Armenia by fostering educational reform in the area of business/economics at YSU. The project was assisted financially by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the United States Information Agency under the authority Dr. Karen Bowerman, Associate Dean of the Craig School of Business; Dr. Peter Smits, Vice President for University Advancement; faculty of the Craig School of Business; Dr. Audrey Anderson, Division of Extended Education; Rob Saroyan, Events Center; Dr. Dan Griffin, Grants; Dr. Brandt Kehoe, Interim Associate Provost; Dan Westbrook, Craig School of Business; Dr. Don Leet, Economics; Dr. William Rice, Marketing; Dr. Scott Houser, Economics; Dr. John Moghaddam, Management; Dr. Ali Haak, Greg Kohayan of Koko's Restaurant, Agnes Saghatelian of Valley Lahvosh Baking Co., Dr. and Mrs. Varoujan Altebarmakian, Mr. and Mrs. Sarkis Kalfayan, Wahakenand Mary Vanoyan, Dr. Peter Klassen, George Koroyan of George's Restaurant, Middle-East Restaurant, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Bedrosian (National Raisin Co.), Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bedrosian, Victor Packing (Sahatdjian Family), the Bread-Basket Bakery, Burger Time Restaurant, the Armenian Community School of Standing (left to right): Amalia Saribekian, Hasmik Hovhanesian, Harutyun Marzpanyan, Dr. Grisha Gharibian, Ashot Kakosyan. Seated (left to right): Dr. Fred Evans, Dean of the Craig School of Business and YSU President Dr. Radick Martirossian. "'>5-;i , &*5 '■- ■■-■£?»■■ * J^0^^ V w-^5 ^ 'V :t- ^^Sfc. y .sSk . J Jr^aFT*' i i*^'J5i*5|! v^ JtySfcxaL ; *iS5lJ Wk^\ Et fl ■ zj IlsSft im Fir m SPr - Left to Right: Harutyun Marzpanyan, Dr. Radick Martirossian, Dr. Grisha Gharibian, and Ashot Kakosyan listen to Bryan Bedrosian of National Raisin Co. in Fowler explain new techniques in grapes. photo by Barlow Der Mugrdechian ofthe Fulbright- Hays Act of 1961, as amended. During their three- week visit, the YSU delegation had workshops/ colloquia with the following individuals and departments: Dr. Steven White, Physics; Dr. John Shields, Agricultural Economics; Dr. Ben Quillian, Vice President for Administration; Peyvandi, Accountancy; the Fresno City College Training Institute; Dr. Tim Stearns, Management; Susan Vasquez, Distance Learning, and the faculty of the Department of Economics. They also visited many classes and got acquainted with a wide range of faculty at Fresno State. Special thanks to Dr. Harold Fresno (Principal Seth Atamian and staff), Dr. and Mrs. John and Elizabeth Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Hovig Semerdjian, Mr. Rob Saroyan, Mr. Larry Balakian, Dr. Dan Griffin, Mr. Ashot Hagopian, Mr. Chad Kirkorian, and Frances Ziegler for their hospitality and assistance in the successful completion of the three-week visit. "Reshaping a University in a Former Soviet Republic: The Armenian Experience" by Dr. Radick Martirossian President, Yerevan State University Tuesday, March 14, 2000 • 7:30 PM Alice Peters Auditorium co-sponsored by the Armenian Studies Program and Armenian Students Organization |