Star Power
An insatiable curiosity and wanderlust put Doris Arzoumanian right where she wants to be—our galaxy
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The Scholarship Edge
Investing in a brighter future
The AGBU Scholarship Program is one of the organization's longest running initiatives, enabling thousands of young Armenians enrolled at leading colleges and universities to pursue their academic goals. As tuition and living costs increase, these awards ease the financial burdens that might otherwise stand in the way of a worthy student’s success.
In 2020 and 2021 alone, over 1,100 students benefitted from this critical source of giving.
Scholarships are sustained by new and longstanding endowments as well as singular donations.
From academicians and artists to doctors, engineers, and thought leaders, our alumni impact the world around them in a multitude of ways. They also develop the skills and expertise to give back to their communities and ancestral homeland as leaders, specialists and advisors. Read about our successful scholarship alumni:
A Living Language
Linguist Anaïd Donabédian outlines the state of Western Armenian and the revolutionary projects aimed at its revitalization
Back from Berkeley
Tigran Nazaryan has a passion for software, business, and investing in Armenia
Teaching in the Homeland
"AGBU is a global platform, and I feel proud to be a part of this organization. This community is so important, not just professionally but personally."
The Good Fight
When it comes to U.S. policy in the Middle East, human rights leader Sarah Leah Whitson calls it like she sees it
What Solidarity Sounds Like
Violin prodigy Haig Hovsepian is using his art to support Armenians in crisis
Paying it Forward
“Camp Nubar helped shape me into the person I am now impacting my confidence and my independence growing up."
The Historian’s Edge
Fluency and Proximity—Prof. Bedross Der Matossian’s keys to the front door of history
A Curatorial Gaze
Historian Mikaël Nichanian explores the vast Armenian collection at the Bibliothèque nationale de France
A Higher Calling
The need for speed, scope and clarity in assessing crises on the ground gave Hripsime Matevosyan an inspired idea
Back to Basics
Varya Meruzhanyan has one of the world’s toughest challenges on her plate: food insecurity
China's Armenian Treasure
Star violinist Astrid Poghosyan raises the profile of Armenia in China
Keeping Composed
Michel Petrossian is on a quest to compose classical music for contemporary audiences
The Improbable Techie
How resilience and optimism took Liana Korkotyan to the center of Armenia’s digital transformation
Ways to Support AGBU Scholarships
AGBU Scholarships are made possible by the generosity of our donors. Contributions may be made to our scholarship general fund, or in the form of endowments or bequests.
Scholarship endowment funds have been a longstanding tradition since the 1920s. With a minimum donation of $25,000, you can establish a permanent fund in your name or in honor of a loved one. The principal balance is never spent, allowing a portion of the endowment’s yearly income to support the designated program in perpetuity.
To learn more about scholarship giving, contact our Director of Development and Outreach:
Karen Papazian
Kpapazian@agbu.org
212-319-6383
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