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  • Reforms, policies and ideologies as propaganda during the decline of despotic power and the wake of nation-building

    Kaplan 348

    Arpi Melikyan is a first-year Ph.D. student in the Department of French and Francophone Studies. In 2015,she received her B.A. in French with a Spanish minor from University of California, Los Angeles. As an undergraduate, she was awarded the Martin-Turrill Memorial Best Essay Award in the French and Francophone Studies department of UCLA. The presentation...

  • Applying for Jobs and Life After the Dissertation

    Kaplan Hall 365

    Join NELC faculty Dr. Cate Bonesho, Dr. Kara Cooney, and Dr. Bill Schniedewind for a workshop and discussion of applying for jobs and life after the dissertation.   Event Flyer RSVP Below:  

  • The Indo-European Origins of the Armenian Language

    Kaplan 365

    This presentation will address Indo-European origins of Armenian language, possible Proto-Indo-European homelands, the place of Armenian in the Indo-European language family, and the age of the Armenian language. All are welcome! Pizza and refreshments will be served. All proceedings will be in Armenian.   Hrach Martirosyan is currently Lecturer in Eastern Armenian in the department...

  • Armenian Language Seminar Series

    Kaplan Hall 311

    This presentation will address 1) The age of Armenian and chronology of its development 2) The origin of Armenian words (methodology of etymological research); reconstruction of Indo-European roots, derivatives, compounds and formulae All are welcome! Pizza and refreshments will be served. All proceedings will be in Armenian.   Hrach Martirosyan is currently Lecturer in Eastern...

  • The Indo-European Origins of the Armenian Language

    365 Kaplan Hall

    This presentation will address Indo-European origins of Armenian language, possible Proto-Indo-European homelands, the place of Armenian in the Indo-European language family, and the age of the Armenian language. All welcome Pizza and refreshments will be served All proceedings will be in Armenian Co-Sponsored by the UCLA Center for World Languages Hrach Martirosyan is currently Lecturer...

  • Armenian Personal Names

    365 Kaplan Hall

    1. Native and Iranian Layers 2. Divine Twins in the Armenian Epic All welcome Pizza and refreshments will be served All proceedings will be in Armenian   Hrach Martirosyan is currently Lecturer in Eastern Armenian in the department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at UCLA. After receiving his MA in Philology from Vanadzor Pedagogical...

  • History of the Armenian Language: Chronology

    365 Kaplan Hall

    1. Indo-European Origins; Classical Armenian; Middle Armenian 2. Western and Eastern Dialects All welcome Pizza and refreshments will be served All proceedings will be in Armenian   Hrach Martirosyan is currently Lecturer in Eastern Armenian in the department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at UCLA. After receiving his MA in Philology from Vanadzor Pedagogical...

  • Armenian Dialects

    305 Kaplan Hall

      All welcome Pizza and refreshments will be served All proceedings will be in Armenian   Hrach Martirosyan is currently Lecturer in Eastern Armenian in the department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at UCLA. After receiving his MA in Philology from Vanadzor Pedagogical Institute, he pursued graduate studies under the supervision of Prof. Sargis...

  • Armenian Mythology

    365 Kaplan Hall

      All welcome Pizza and refreshments will be served All proceedings will be in Armenian   Hrach Martirosyan is currently Lecturer in Eastern Armenian in the department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at UCLA. After receiving his MA in Philology from Vanadzor Pedagogical Institute, he pursued graduate studies under the supervision of Prof. Sargis...

  • 21st Annual Graduate Student Colloquium in Armenian Studies

    Royce Hall Room 306 10745 Dickson Plaza, Los Angeles, CA (CALIFORNIA)

    Please join us for the upcoming 21st annual Graduate Student Colloquium in Armenian Studies on Friday, February 16, 2024! Participants at the 21st annual Graduate Student Colloquium in Armenian Studies will present their new and innovative research about a broad array of topics in the field. Please RSVP here. Program schedule, presenter bios, and more...

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