Swimming Through Rough Waters: The Legacy of Irene Gyulnazarian at AUA
Before Irene Gyulnazarian's life was cut tragically short, she made a tangible impact on those around her. Irene's legacy lives on today.
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Professional Development Opportunities for Librarians
Tatevik Zargaryan and Araz Margossian, recently completed continuing education courses and workshops in their field.
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Louise Manoogian Simone’s Legacy Will Live on Through her Books at AUA
Her personal collection of 342 books is now available at the AGBU Papazian Library.
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Official Opening of the Zoryan Institute and AUA Center for Oral History
The Center will house the Zoryan Institute’s renowned Armenian Genocide Oral History Archive.
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AGBU Papazian Library Celebrates International Open Access Week 2019
Strategies for establishing Open Access Institutional Repositories were discussed.
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AGBU Papazian Library Director Satenik Avakian Plans to Retire
Avakian will be stepping down from her position by September 2020.
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McGraw-Hill Digital Learning Consultant Meets AUA Program Chairs
Bregje Zinkhaan presented the solutions that McGraw-Hill offers for AUA’s smooth transition to digital coursebooks.
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AGBU Papazian Library Joins Tumanyan Reading Marathon to Celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Hovhannes Tumanyan
Representatives of libraries in Armenia and abroad read poems, fairy tales, and stories by the famous poet on a shared online platform.
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A Two-Volume Set “The Armenian Genocide: Prelude and Aftermath” Donated to AGBU Papazian Library
The first two volumes cover The New York Times of 1890-1914 and 1915-1922, respectively.
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President Emeritus Haroutune Armenian Enriches AGBU Papazian Library Collection on Public Health
The collection has a number of books on different important aspects of public health, most of which are in Epidemiology.
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