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ANI GRIGORIAN OF RACINE INTERNS AT WASHINGTON IMMIGRATION STUDIES CENTER
http://www.reporter.am/go/article/2009-08- 20-ani-grigorian-of-racine-interns-at-washington-i mmigration-studies-center
Thursday August 20, 2009
Washington - Carthage College senior Ani Grigorian, who is double
majoring in communication and public relations, recently completed an
eight-week Armenian Assembly internship at the Washington-based Center
for Immigration Studies. While in the city, she met Rep. Paul Ryan
(R.-Wisc.) and made many new friends, including one of her roommates,
a student from Lebanon.
A dean's list student, Ms. Grigorian works in the college admissions
office while staying active in extracurricular activities. She
serves as vice president for public relations for her business
fraternity, Pi Sigma Epsilon, and as vice president of her sorority,
Pi Theta. Formerly with the Carthage Red Hots dance team, she now
dances with the Illuzions.
Ms. Grigorian is also active in her church, having served as a national
delegate for the Armenian Church Youth Organization of America. Before
her internship she traveled twice to Armenia as a volunteer.
http://www.reporter.am/go/article/2009-08- 20-ani-grigorian-of-racine-interns-at-washington-i mmigration-studies-center
Thursday August 20, 2009
Washington - Carthage College senior Ani Grigorian, who is double
majoring in communication and public relations, recently completed an
eight-week Armenian Assembly internship at the Washington-based Center
for Immigration Studies. While in the city, she met Rep. Paul Ryan
(R.-Wisc.) and made many new friends, including one of her roommates,
a student from Lebanon.
A dean's list student, Ms. Grigorian works in the college admissions
office while staying active in extracurricular activities. She
serves as vice president for public relations for her business
fraternity, Pi Sigma Epsilon, and as vice president of her sorority,
Pi Theta. Formerly with the Carthage Red Hots dance team, she now
dances with the Illuzions.
Ms. Grigorian is also active in her church, having served as a national
delegate for the Armenian Church Youth Organization of America. Before
her internship she traveled twice to Armenia as a volunteer.