The Office of Advancement at the American University of Armenia (AUA) is dedicated to fostering a culture of philanthropy that empowers the University to deliver world-class education, drive innovation, and shape Armenia’s future leaders.
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Contact
Office of Advancement
American University of Armenia Corporation (AUAC)
500 N Brand Boulevard, Suite 840
Glendale, CA 91203, USA
+1 (510) 925-4282
+1 (510) 925-4283
Alumni Relations
AUA Main Building, 4th Floor, Room 414M
40 Marshal Baghramyan Ave.
Yerevan 0019, Republic of Armenia
(+374) 60 61 25 42
Satellite Office
1111 Franklin Street
Oakland, CA 94607
The U.S. Office of Advancement, also known as the
American University of Armenia Corporation (AUAC),
is a California Public Benefit Corporation organized exclusively for educational
and charitable purposes under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3).
Its purpose is to own and jointly operate the American University of Armenia.
All donations are considered tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Federal Tax ID: #94-3140704
AUA Philanthropy Newsletter
Receive stories of impact, campaign updates, alumni news, and opportunities to support the next generation of leaders in Armenia.
For the first time in AUA’s history, alumni had the opportunity to collectively name a campus space.
Raffi & The Rippers took the stage for an evening of rock covers.
Through storytelling, participants explored how childhood experiences influence identity, imagination, and personal growth.
When AUA Education Runs in the Family: Tsovo Yenokyan Massena (MBA ’15) Joins the 200 ChangeMakers
Her time at AUA gave her the opportunity to put ideas into practice long before she received her diploma.
Rev and Rachel Lebaredian welcomed guests for an evening centered on AUA’s role in Armenia’s future.
The Apkarians describe AUA as one of Armenia’s greatest successes since independence.
Dr. Overby is a professor of political science at Penn State University’s Harrisburg campus.
Der Minassians began with an unrestricted gift before establishing his first scholarship the following year.
Sarkisian’s grandparents were survivors of the Armenian Genocide.
He recently joined the exclusive group of American University of Armenia’s 200 ChangeMakers.







