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About the Event: The event, titled “Open Class on Intellectual Property: Trademark Rights,” will be hosted by the AUA College of Humanities and Social Sciences on February 23 at 6:30 p.m., in Room 207E, PAB. The speaker, Khachatur Papanyan, will discuss trademark rights through the U.S. case law. Important concepts such as registration, scope, subject […] |
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About the Event: In this session of Covering Conflict (JRN326) class of the MAMJ program, Dr. Mark Grigorian will discuss the many challenges journalists face when covering elections, including how to balance competing claims among politicians, how to thoroughly address important issues of the day, how to avoid "horse-race" coverage that reduces the electoral process […]
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About the Event: Join us for an online information session about STRIVE Spring 2026, an early-stage entrepreneurship program by the AUA Entrepreneurship and Product Innovation Center. During the session, you will learn how STRIVE helps participants develop an entrepreneurial mindset through practical, process-oriented learning, coaching, and collaboration. The program is open to students from all […] |
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About the Event: The talk, titled “Interim Deadline for Procrastinators,” will explore how individuals with time-inconsistent preferences behave when facing interim deadlines. Drawing on insights from microeconomic theory, behavioural economics, game theory, and experimental economics, the speaker, Artem Razumovski, will examine present bias, procrastination, self-control, and the strategic role of deadlines in shaping decision-making. […]
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About the Event: The Acopian Center for the Environment, in collaboration with WSL FORRACA and with support from the Government of Switzerland, is hosting a virtual talk as part of its ongoing Talk Series. The talk, titled “Planning for urban biodiversity: Lessons from Swiss municipal land-use plan revisions,” will explore best practices in sustainable urban planning. […] |
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About the Event: The MAMJ program, in collaboration with the AUA Film Society, is organizing a special screening of the Academy Award–winning 2015 film, Spotlight. The film portrays the real-life investigation carried out by the Spotlight investigative unit of The Boston Globe, which exposed systemic sexual abuse within the Catholic Church. The reporters’ work stands […] |
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About the Event: This event is designed for prospective students interested in the Master of Science in Management and Analytics (MSMA) program. It offers a valuable opportunity to learn more about the structure, curriculum, and career pathways associated with the Program, as well as the skills and competencies students will develop throughout their studies. During […] |
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About the Event: During this TDS meeting, we will discuss Dr. Edita Gzoyan’s draft book chapter, titled “Assisting the Most Vulnerable: Armenian Women and Children in the Aftermath of the Armenian Genocide.” During genocides, women and children are often subjected to targeted violence due to their symbolic and practical roles in ensuring the cultural, social, […] |
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About the Event: The event, titled “Open Class on International Investment Law: How Investment Treaties Protect Investors: Core Standards Explained Through Cases,” will be hosted by the AUA College of Humanities and Social Sciences on March 4 at 6:30 p.m., in Room 113W, PAB. The speaker will discuss core standards of investment protection, including national […]
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About the Event: Dr. Cachoian-Schanz is an award-winning translator. Her first translation monograph from Armenian to English — Shushan Avagyan’s A Book, Untitled (Awst/Tilted Axis Press, 2023) — is the winner of several prizes, including English PEN Translates, the MSA Translation Prize, the Dr. Sona Aronian Translation Prize, and the Society of Authors’ TA First […]
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About the Event: The talk, titled “Does Good Business Writing Matter in the Real World? Good News and Bad News Based on Collected Data,” will explore the real impact of written business communication on professional outcomes. The session will present findings from a research project based on more than 200 real-world experiments examining how the […] |
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About the Event: In this session of Newsroom Practice (JRN 330) class of the MAMJ program, Maria Titizian will work with students in a simulated newsroom environment as students produce stories for the student news website The Brief, discuss common workflow and production issues that arise in newsrooms today, and plan for upcoming stories with […]
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About the Event: Paradigma Educational Foundation’s graphic novel N4460: Louise’s Resistance restores to the public the story of Louise Aslanian (LAS), a migrant writer, a close friend of the Manouchian and Aznavourian families, and a prominent figure of the French-Armenian community, one of the most remarkable women of the Armenian group of the French Resistance. […] |
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About the Event: Ahead of International Women’s Day, please join us for a panel discussion titled “Voices of Justice: Women Leading Change in Human Rights,” a timely conversation with leading women shaping justice, accountability, and human rights in Armenia and beyond. This panel brings together leaders from the judiciary, civil society, international institutions, and the […] |
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About the Event: At the beginning of January, eight AUA students traveled to Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) for a seven-week study-abroad experience. The students are now continuing their work in Armenia on community-based projects developed as part of WPI’s Interactive Qualifying Project (IQP). The Meet & Greet reception will take place on March 16 at […] |
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About the Event: Join an engaging seminar on Global Talent Management and International Assignments on March 17 at 4:30 p.m. in the Manoogian Hall with leading expert Dr. Vlad Vaiman. Dr. Vaiman will discuss how organizations manage global talent and navigate international assignments in today’s increasingly interconnected business environment. About the Speaker: Dr. Vaiman […]
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About the Event: During the open class, students will engage in an in-depth exploration of the fundamental principles of the right to a fair trial. Key topics will include access to a court, adversarial trial, equality of arms, presumption of innocence, independent and impartial tribunal and trial within a reasonable time. About the Speaker: […] |
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About the Event: We are pleased to host a special lecture on March 18 at 4:00 p.m. in the Manoogian Hall, with Marnix van Rij. The talk will explore the role of fiscal rules and tax policy in promoting responsible public finance and sustainable economic governance, drawing on the Dutch experience. Students, faculty, and invited […] |
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About the Event: Why do discounts, trends, and emotions influence our decisions more than we realize? Join us on March 19 at 12:00 p.m. in the Akian Gallery for a thought-provoking panel discussion titled “Why Do People Overspend?” exploring the issue from behavioral, macroeconomic, and marketing perspectives. Moderated by Dr. Gurgen Aslanyan, the panel will […] |
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