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Armenian Studies
Arts and Humanities
Office of the Dean
College of Arts and Humanities
Armenian Studies Program
Barlow Der Mugrdechian,
Coordinator, Armenian Studies
Program; Director, Center for
Armenian Studies
Kati Litten,
Program Administrative Assistant
Peters Business Building, Room 384
559.278.2669 • FAX: 559.278.2129
e-mail: barlowd@csufresno.edu
http://armenianstudies.csufresno.edu
Minor in Armenian Studies
Upper-Division Honors Certificate
2009-2010 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 149
courses are eligible for scholarships admin-istered
by the program. These include the
Charles K. and Pansy Pategian Zlokovich
Scholarship; the Nerces and Ruth Azadian
Memorial Scholarship; the Yervant, Rose,
and Hovannes Levonian Educational Grant;
the Koren and Alice Odian Kasparian
Scholarship; Telfeyan Evangelical Fund, Inc.
Scholarship; the Kirkor and Mary Bedoian
Memorial Scholarship; Charlie Keyan En-dowed
Scholarship; the Genevieve Tatoian
Scholarship; Haig Tashjian Memorial
Scholarship; Albert and Isabelle Kabrielian
Scholarship for Armenian Studies; John
and Lucille Melkonian Scholarship; Mary
Nalchajian Scholarship; and the Bertha and
John Garabedian Charitable Foundation
Scholarship Fund.
Annual renewals are assured for students
who continue to enroll in Armenian studies
courses. In addition to these, full tuition
scholarships and research-assistant grants
are also available.
The Armenian Studies Program supports
the Armenian Students Organization, the
student and program newspaper Hye Shar-zhoom,
and the Armenian Studies Program
Lecture Series.
Thanks to an exchange agreement between
Fresno State and Yerevan State University,
qualified students can study up to one year
in Armenia while registering and paying
tuition in Fresno.
The M. Victoria Karagozian Kazan En-dowment
Fund for the Armenian Studies
Program. Thanks to a generous donation by
Henry and Victoria Kazan, the university
has received a special endowment to support
Armenian Studies Program activities and
to provide financial resources for research,
publications, and conferences related to
Armenian studies.
Pete P. Peters Endowment. In 1998, Mr. Pete
Peters, a long-time supporter of Armenian
Studies, offered the university a substantial
endowment exclusively for helping with the
program’s outreach activities. For the first few
years, proceeds from the endowment will be
used for student scholarships.
The Harry and Mary Topoozian Armenian
Studies Merit Scholarship Fund was estab-lished
by a gift from Mr. Harry Topoozian.
An Outstanding Achievement Scholarship
will be awarded to a student who has excelled
in scholarship, leadership, and community
service. Any student enrolled in Armenian
Studies courses is eligible.
The Armenian Studies Program Dickran
Kouymjian Writing Award. In 1997 the
Armenian Studies Program Advisory Board
decided to establish an endowment fund
for excellence in writing from the proceeds
of the 20th Anniversary Banquet honoring
Professor Kouymjian. Each year a prize will
be given for the best student essay, term paper,
or literary work in any discipline on a topic
related to Armenia or the Armenians.
The Norma and Bob Der Mugrdechian
Armenian Studies Endowed Scholarship has
been established to provide scholarships for
students who are studying, or have declared
a major, in the area of Armenian Studies.
Scholarships. Students working toward a
minor or simply enrolling in Armenian
Armenian Studies
The Armenian Studies Program offers
courses on Armenian history, Armenian
language and literature, art and architecture,
film, William Saroyan, the Genocide, and
contemporary issues. Courses in Armenian
history are also offered under the Depart-ment
of History.
The Minor in Armenian Studies prepares
students for teaching careers in one of the
25 Armenian schools in the United States,
for administrative positions in Armenian
cultural, social, and benevolent organiza-tions,
for study and volunteer work in the
Armenian Republic, or for graduate work
in Armenian doctoral programs at UCLA,
Harvard, Columbia, Tufts, the University
of Michigan, or Oxford University.
The Haig and Isabel Berberian Chair of
Armenian Studies. The Berberian Endowed
Chair provides financial support for a dis-tinguished
Armenologist. The endowment
honoring the Berberians was established
by a major gift from their son-in-law and
daughter, Dr. Arnold H. and Dianne Gaz-arian.
Other friends have made significant
contributions to this endowment.
The Henry S. Khanzadian Kazan Visiting
Professorship in Armenian Studies. This
specially designed endowment allows the
Armenian Studies Program to invite, for
one semester each year, an internationally
recognized scholar in contemporary Arme-nian
affairs. The distinguished professor will
teach a course related to modern Armenian
history, including the Genocide of 1915 and
the formation of the Armenian Republic.
In addition, the scholar will present three
public lectures on a single topic; these will
be published as a volume in the Kazan
Armenian Studies series.
Object Description
| Title | 2009-10 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2009-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
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| Title | Page 149 |
| Full Text Search | Armenian Studies Arts and Humanities Office of the Dean College of Arts and Humanities Armenian Studies Program Barlow Der Mugrdechian, Coordinator, Armenian Studies Program; Director, Center for Armenian Studies Kati Litten, Program Administrative Assistant Peters Business Building, Room 384 559.278.2669 • FAX: 559.278.2129 e-mail: barlowd@csufresno.edu http://armenianstudies.csufresno.edu Minor in Armenian Studies Upper-Division Honors Certificate 2009-2010 California State University, Fresno General Catalog 149 courses are eligible for scholarships admin-istered by the program. These include the Charles K. and Pansy Pategian Zlokovich Scholarship; the Nerces and Ruth Azadian Memorial Scholarship; the Yervant, Rose, and Hovannes Levonian Educational Grant; the Koren and Alice Odian Kasparian Scholarship; Telfeyan Evangelical Fund, Inc. Scholarship; the Kirkor and Mary Bedoian Memorial Scholarship; Charlie Keyan En-dowed Scholarship; the Genevieve Tatoian Scholarship; Haig Tashjian Memorial Scholarship; Albert and Isabelle Kabrielian Scholarship for Armenian Studies; John and Lucille Melkonian Scholarship; Mary Nalchajian Scholarship; and the Bertha and John Garabedian Charitable Foundation Scholarship Fund. Annual renewals are assured for students who continue to enroll in Armenian studies courses. In addition to these, full tuition scholarships and research-assistant grants are also available. The Armenian Studies Program supports the Armenian Students Organization, the student and program newspaper Hye Shar-zhoom, and the Armenian Studies Program Lecture Series. Thanks to an exchange agreement between Fresno State and Yerevan State University, qualified students can study up to one year in Armenia while registering and paying tuition in Fresno. The M. Victoria Karagozian Kazan En-dowment Fund for the Armenian Studies Program. Thanks to a generous donation by Henry and Victoria Kazan, the university has received a special endowment to support Armenian Studies Program activities and to provide financial resources for research, publications, and conferences related to Armenian studies. Pete P. Peters Endowment. In 1998, Mr. Pete Peters, a long-time supporter of Armenian Studies, offered the university a substantial endowment exclusively for helping with the program’s outreach activities. For the first few years, proceeds from the endowment will be used for student scholarships. The Harry and Mary Topoozian Armenian Studies Merit Scholarship Fund was estab-lished by a gift from Mr. Harry Topoozian. An Outstanding Achievement Scholarship will be awarded to a student who has excelled in scholarship, leadership, and community service. Any student enrolled in Armenian Studies courses is eligible. The Armenian Studies Program Dickran Kouymjian Writing Award. In 1997 the Armenian Studies Program Advisory Board decided to establish an endowment fund for excellence in writing from the proceeds of the 20th Anniversary Banquet honoring Professor Kouymjian. Each year a prize will be given for the best student essay, term paper, or literary work in any discipline on a topic related to Armenia or the Armenians. The Norma and Bob Der Mugrdechian Armenian Studies Endowed Scholarship has been established to provide scholarships for students who are studying, or have declared a major, in the area of Armenian Studies. Scholarships. Students working toward a minor or simply enrolling in Armenian Armenian Studies The Armenian Studies Program offers courses on Armenian history, Armenian language and literature, art and architecture, film, William Saroyan, the Genocide, and contemporary issues. Courses in Armenian history are also offered under the Depart-ment of History. The Minor in Armenian Studies prepares students for teaching careers in one of the 25 Armenian schools in the United States, for administrative positions in Armenian cultural, social, and benevolent organiza-tions, for study and volunteer work in the Armenian Republic, or for graduate work in Armenian doctoral programs at UCLA, Harvard, Columbia, Tufts, the University of Michigan, or Oxford University. The Haig and Isabel Berberian Chair of Armenian Studies. The Berberian Endowed Chair provides financial support for a dis-tinguished Armenologist. The endowment honoring the Berberians was established by a major gift from their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. Arnold H. and Dianne Gaz-arian. Other friends have made significant contributions to this endowment. The Henry S. Khanzadian Kazan Visiting Professorship in Armenian Studies. This specially designed endowment allows the Armenian Studies Program to invite, for one semester each year, an internationally recognized scholar in contemporary Arme-nian affairs. The distinguished professor will teach a course related to modern Armenian history, including the Genocide of 1915 and the formation of the Armenian Republic. In addition, the scholar will present three public lectures on a single topic; these will be published as a volume in the Kazan Armenian Studies series. |
