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Allen Azizian’s award will allow him to spend a year in Armenia studying cognitive deficits in patients with schizophrenia.

USC College's Allen Azizian Named Fulbright Scholar

January 4, 2010

Allen Azizian, adjunct assistant professor of psychology in USC College, has been selected as a Fulbright Scholar for 2009-10. One of three USC faculty members to receive this prestigious award, Azizian will spend a year in… more>

categories: research, faculty research

tags: armenia, award, fulbright, grant, psychology, schizophrenia, social sciences

A Community Celebrates A Hero

March 1, 2007

When the Southern California Armenian-American community gathered Sunday (March 4) to celebrate the second anniversary of the USC Institute of Armenian Studies and honor a former ambassador to Armenia, generosity was… more>

tags: armenia, armenian studies, donation

USC Institute of Armenian Studies Hosts Judges’ Forum

August 1, 2006

The USC Institute of Armenian Studies and the Armenian Bar Association are hosting an Armenian-American Federal Judges’ Forum on August 13.The three federal judges of Armenian descent participating in this highly… more>

categories: undergraduate, graduate

tags: armenia, armenian studies, forum

USC Institute of Armenian Studies Gala Honors Federal Judge

October 1, 2005

Event honoring USC alumnus Dickran Tevrizian, the first Armenian-American to serve on the U.S. federal bench, raises close to $1 million By Eva Emerson October 2005 The USC Institute of Armenian Studies hosted a gala… more>

tags: armenia, award

College News USC Launches the Armenian Institute

April 1, 2005

The USC Institute of Armenian Studies—the first academic center of its kind in the U.S.—will promote scholarship and activities in a variety of fields. Concerns of the community will be a top priority. By Eva… more>

categories: undergraduate, graduate

tags: armenia, armenian studies, scholarship