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American University of Armenia awards diplomas to Class of 2012
news.am
June 23, 2012 | 15:18
American University of Armenia (AUA) class of 2012 commencement
exercises took place in Yerevan on Saturday.
The AUA President, Trustees, the class of 2012, parents and guests
were present at the 20th ceremony.
In his address AUA President Bruce Boghosian said that the founding of
the University `was a bold move.' He stressed that development of the
University fell on difficult time in Armenia's history - the collapse
of the USSR, the Karabakh war and other developments. However, due to
hard work and sacrifice of the founders the University was developing.
Boghosian, as a third president of AUA, expressed hope that the
University would provide educational opportunities for all those who
are eager to receive it.
`The University is a product of partnership of the Armenian
government, University of California and the Armenian General
Benevolent Union,' he said also expressing gratitude to Armenia's
Ministry of Education and Science for its assistance despite all
political and economic changes.
The graduates and guests also addressed the gathered. In his turn, Dr.
Armen Ter-Kiureghian read the greeting from the University of
California.
The overall number of the AUA graduates exceeded 2200.
news.am
June 23, 2012 | 15:18
American University of Armenia (AUA) class of 2012 commencement
exercises took place in Yerevan on Saturday.
The AUA President, Trustees, the class of 2012, parents and guests
were present at the 20th ceremony.
In his address AUA President Bruce Boghosian said that the founding of
the University `was a bold move.' He stressed that development of the
University fell on difficult time in Armenia's history - the collapse
of the USSR, the Karabakh war and other developments. However, due to
hard work and sacrifice of the founders the University was developing.
Boghosian, as a third president of AUA, expressed hope that the
University would provide educational opportunities for all those who
are eager to receive it.
`The University is a product of partnership of the Armenian
government, University of California and the Armenian General
Benevolent Union,' he said also expressing gratitude to Armenia's
Ministry of Education and Science for its assistance despite all
political and economic changes.
The graduates and guests also addressed the gathered. In his turn, Dr.
Armen Ter-Kiureghian read the greeting from the University of
California.
The overall number of the AUA graduates exceeded 2200.