Alumni

Playing like a girl

Ani Harutyunyan (BAEC ’19) is featured in the report as a former female chess player in Armenia. She investigated the values of the chess world in her capstone project.

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Ani Harutyunyan (BAEC ’19) is featured in the report as a former female chess player in Armenia. She investigated the values of the chess world in her capstone project.

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tgyurjyanFeb 01Comments Disabled
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EIH Program Publishes Research on Health Entrepreneurship in Rural Armenia

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EIH Program Publishes Research on Health Entrepreneurship in Rural Armenia

The article is titled “Qualitative study of barriers and facilitators of health entrepreneurship in rural and semirural communities of Armenia.”
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Anush Ter-Khachatryan, EVN Report

In the podcast, Anush Ter-Khachatryan (BAEC ‘17), director of programs at Creative Armenia, speaks about their new initiative called Art Box, an incubator for the arts.

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In the podcast, Anush Ter-Khachatryan (BAEC ‘17), director of programs at Creative Armenia, speaks about their new initiative called Art Box, an incubator for the arts.

EVN Report
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Talin Saghdasaryan (BSCS '19)

Talin Saghdasaryan (BSCS ’19), the co-author of the graphic novel ‘What Happened Later’, shares how art and drama can help overcome the psychological consequences of war. /ARM/

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Talin Saghdasaryan (BSCS ’19), the co-author of the graphic novel ‘What Happened Later’, shares how art and drama can help overcome the psychological consequences of war. /ARM/

Public Radio of Armenia
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Mary Sarikyan, Public Radio of Armenia

Mary Sarikyan (LL.M. ’13), an accredited life coach, shares her formula for success. She wants to help people take control of their lives and to live in harmony with their true selves. /ARM/

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Mary Sarikyan (LL.M. ’13), an accredited life coach, shares her formula for success. She wants to help people take control of their lives and to live in harmony with their true selves. /ARM/

Public Radio of Armenia
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