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Armenian Engineers and Scientists of America Армянские инженеры и учёные АмерикиArmenian Engineers and Scientists of America
The Armenian Engineers and Scientist of America, Inc. was founded in 1983 in Los Angeles, California as a non-partisan, non-secterian and philanthropic organization to address the professional, technical and scientific needs of fellow Armenians throughout the world. AESA was incorporated in the State of California and recognized by the US Internal Revenue Service as a non-profit, educational and tax exempt institution in 1986.
After the devastating Spitak Earthquake in Armenia in December 1988, the focus of AESA turned to providing technical and other assistance to Armenia to help her recover from the catastrophe. AESA welcomed industrialists to the organization in 1989 and architects in 1994.
AESA objectives include the following:
Technical and social interaction among Armenian engineers, scientists, industrialists and architects.
Establishing communications and promoting technological exchange with experts in science, engineering, industry and architecture from Armenia.
Dissemination of the knowledge of these fields.
Conducting educational activities and assisting Armenian educational communities in these fields.
Recognition of outstanding technical achievements by Armenian professionals.
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External Links
http://www.aesa.org/
http://www.armeniapedia.org/index.php?title=Armenian_Engineers_and_Scientists_of_Americahttp://www.aesa.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5&Itemid=38
Mission Statement
Armenian Engineers and Scientists of America, Inc. is committed to address the professional, technical, and scientific needs of fellow Armenians throughout the world.
View the AESA Constitution and ByLaws (PDF files):
Constitution
ByLaws
History
The Armenian Engineers and Scientist of America, Inc. was founded in 1983 in Los Angeles, California as a non-partisan, non-secterian and philanthropic organization to address the professional, technical and scientific needs of fellow Armenians throughout the world. AESA was incorporated in the State of California and recognized by the US Internal Revenue Service as a non-profit, educational and tax exempt institution in 1986.
After the devastating Spitak earthquake in Armenia in December 1988, the focus of AESA turned to providing technical and other assistance to Armenia to help her recover from the catastrophe. AESA welcomed industrialists to the organization in 1989 and architects in 1994.
Structure
AESA is lead by Officers and Councilors and functions through its Technical and Administrative Committees.
Officers
Officers include the President, Vice-President, Vice-President-Elect, Most recent Past President, Executive Secretary, Treasurer & Chairman of the Nominating Committee.
AESA Executive Council 2006Name Position
Sevada Chamras, Ph.D. President
Shant Kenderian, Ph.D. Vice President
Patrick Shahijanian Vice President-Elect
Vazgen Ghoogassian Treasurer
Armineh Khachatoorian Executive Secretary
Abraham Bouyadjian Councilmember
Azad DerBedrossian Councilmember
Edgar Engibarian Councilmember
Razmik Gharakhanian Councilmember
Marina Guevrekian, Ph.D. Councilmember
John Shirajian Councilmember
Misak Zetilyan Councilmember
Simon Guevrekian Nominating Committee
Noel Drorian Past President
Technical and Administrative Committees
All AESA members are encouraged to join one or more Technical and Administrative Committees to which they can contribute their talent and expertise.
Objectives
AESA objectives include the following:
Technical and social interaction among Armenian engineers, scientists, industrialists and architects.
Establishing communications and promoting technological exchange with experts in science, engineering, industry and architecture from Armenia.
Dissemination of the knowledge of these fields.
Conducting educational activities and assisting Armenian educational communities in these fields.
Recognition of outstanding technical achievements by Armenian professionals.
Committees Committee Chairperson
Civil Engineering Hagop Nazarian
Computer/Electronic Pedro Zarokian
Detroit Section Ed Megerian
Environmental Areg Gharabegian
Industrial Razmik Gharakhanian
New England Section Joseph Dagdigian
Nominating Sarkis Barkhoudarian
Research & Education Sarkis Barkhoudarian
Science Olympiad Marina Guevrekian, PhD
Student Misak Zetilyan
Washington, D.C. Section Dr. Khachik Jack Kooyoomjian
SEUA Alumni Abraham Bouyadjian
YSU Alumni Gagik Khojabagyan
Armenian Engineers & Scientists of America (http://www.aesa.org)
The American-based AESA - the 'Armenian Engineers and Scientists of America, Inc.- is committed to address the professional, technical, and scientific needs of fellow Armenians throughout the world.' The website provides a variety of materials related to the fulfilment of its mission.
Armenian Engineers and Scientists of America Армянские инженеры и учёные АмерикиArmenian Engineers and Scientists of America
The Armenian Engineers and Scientist of America, Inc. was founded in 1983 in Los Angeles, California as a non-partisan, non-secterian and philanthropic organization to address the professional, technical and scientific needs of fellow Armenians throughout the world. AESA was incorporated in the State of California and recognized by the US Internal Revenue Service as a non-profit, educational and tax exempt institution in 1986.
After the devastating Spitak Earthquake in Armenia in December 1988, the focus of AESA turned to providing technical and other assistance to Armenia to help her recover from the catastrophe. AESA welcomed industrialists to the organization in 1989 and architects in 1994.
AESA objectives include the following:
Technical and social interaction among Armenian engineers, scientists, industrialists and architects.
Establishing communications and promoting technological exchange with experts in science, engineering, industry and architecture from Armenia.
Dissemination of the knowledge of these fields.
Conducting educational activities and assisting Armenian educational communities in these fields.
Recognition of outstanding technical achievements by Armenian professionals.
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External Links
http://www.aesa.org/
http://www.armeniapedia.org/index.php?title=Armenian_Engineers_and_Scientists_of_Americahttp://www.aesa.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5&Itemid=38
Mission Statement
Armenian Engineers and Scientists of America, Inc. is committed to address the professional, technical, and scientific needs of fellow Armenians throughout the world.
View the AESA Constitution and ByLaws (PDF files):
Constitution
ByLaws
History
The Armenian Engineers and Scientist of America, Inc. was founded in 1983 in Los Angeles, California as a non-partisan, non-secterian and philanthropic organization to address the professional, technical and scientific needs of fellow Armenians throughout the world. AESA was incorporated in the State of California and recognized by the US Internal Revenue Service as a non-profit, educational and tax exempt institution in 1986.
After the devastating Spitak earthquake in Armenia in December 1988, the focus of AESA turned to providing technical and other assistance to Armenia to help her recover from the catastrophe. AESA welcomed industrialists to the organization in 1989 and architects in 1994.
Structure
AESA is lead by Officers and Councilors and functions through its Technical and Administrative Committees.
Officers
Officers include the President, Vice-President, Vice-President-Elect, Most recent Past President, Executive Secretary, Treasurer & Chairman of the Nominating Committee.
AESA Executive Council 2006Name Position
Sevada Chamras, Ph.D. President
Shant Kenderian, Ph.D. Vice President
Patrick Shahijanian Vice President-Elect
Vazgen Ghoogassian Treasurer
Armineh Khachatoorian Executive Secretary
Abraham Bouyadjian Councilmember
Azad DerBedrossian Councilmember
Edgar Engibarian Councilmember
Razmik Gharakhanian Councilmember
Marina Guevrekian, Ph.D. Councilmember
John Shirajian Councilmember
Misak Zetilyan Councilmember
Simon Guevrekian Nominating Committee
Noel Drorian Past President
Technical and Administrative Committees
All AESA members are encouraged to join one or more Technical and Administrative Committees to which they can contribute their talent and expertise.
Objectives
AESA objectives include the following:
Technical and social interaction among Armenian engineers, scientists, industrialists and architects.
Establishing communications and promoting technological exchange with experts in science, engineering, industry and architecture from Armenia.
Dissemination of the knowledge of these fields.
Conducting educational activities and assisting Armenian educational communities in these fields.
Recognition of outstanding technical achievements by Armenian professionals.
Committees Committee Chairperson
Civil Engineering Hagop Nazarian
Computer/Electronic Pedro Zarokian
Detroit Section Ed Megerian
Environmental Areg Gharabegian
Industrial Razmik Gharakhanian
New England Section Joseph Dagdigian
Nominating Sarkis Barkhoudarian
Research & Education Sarkis Barkhoudarian
Science Olympiad Marina Guevrekian, PhD
Student Misak Zetilyan
Washington, D.C. Section Dr. Khachik Jack Kooyoomjian
SEUA Alumni Abraham Bouyadjian
YSU Alumni Gagik Khojabagyan
Armenian Engineers & Scientists of America (http://www.aesa.org)
The American-based AESA - the 'Armenian Engineers and Scientists of America, Inc.- is committed to address the professional, technical, and scientific needs of fellow Armenians throughout the world.' The website provides a variety of materials related to the fulfilment of its mission.
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