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    Armenian National Committee - Western Region
    104 North Belmont, Suite 200
    Glendale, California 91206
    Telephone: (818) 500-1918
    Facsimile: (818) 246-7353

    PRESS RELEASE

    For Immediate Release
    June 25, 2009
    Contact: Haig Hovsepian
    Tel: (818) 500-1918


    ANC-WR welcomes 2009 Summer Session interns

    GLENDALE, CA --- Starting June 15th, the Armenian National Committee-Western
    Region (ANC-WR) welcomed the seven newest participants in its
    Internship-Externship Program (IEP). The 2009 Summer Session class includes
    students from across California who will be spending the summer working at
    the ANC-WR office in Glendale, California. The interns will assist the
    board and staff with day-to-day operations at the office while completing
    individually assigned community development and public policy related
    projects.

    ?We have a diverse group of interns this summer and several volunteers
    representing nearly a dozen schools, colleges, and universities. I am
    looking forward to a very active summer here at the Western Region office
    and the summer interns will be an integral part of what we hope to
    accomplish, from outreach to education,? said Haig Hovsepian, ANC-WR IEP
    Coordinator. ?While we expect this internship experience to provide them
    solid insight into Armenian American issues and the community, we hope that
    it is only the first step in their involvement in the ANC and the start of
    great friendships.?

    The 2009 Summer Session participants are Colette Ghazarian (Troy High School
    in Fullerton, CA), Hovsep Hajibekyan (UC Berkeley), Srbui Karapetian (UC Los
    Angeles), Razmig Khayalian (UC Irvine), Nare Kupelian (UC San Diego),
    Elizabeth McIntyre (CSU "Cal Poly" Pomona), and Lauren Shenian (Glendale
    Community College). In addition to their individually assigned and group
    projects, the interns will also be participating in a weekly series of
    professional development workshops, media review seminars, and lectures.

    Karapetian, Kupelian, and Shenian will be focusing on Community and
    Government Affairs. Khayalian and McIntyre will be tackling Administration
    and Development projects. Rounding out the group handling Public and Media
    Relations efforts will be Ghazarian and Hajibekyan.

    Established in June 2006, the ANC-WR IEP is a selective and intensive
    program that provides student leaders and activists with an opportunity to
    participate in an intensive internship designed to provide an in-depth
    introduction to Armenian American issues as well as advocacy efforts on the
    federal, state and local level. The program hosts spring, summer and autumn
    sessions.

    The Armenian National Committee - Western Region is the largest and most
    influential Armenian American grassroots advocacy organization in the
    Western United States. Working in coordination with a network of offices,
    chapters, and supporters throughout the Western United States and affiliated
    organizations around the country, the ANC-WR advances the concerns of the
    Armenian American community on a broad range of issues.
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