The backstage life of a front stage actor
February 26, 2020
Unfortunately, rural communities in Armenia are mostly devoid of entertainment places such as movie theaters, theaters, museums, and cafes.
Unfortunately, rural communities in Armenia are mostly devoid of entertainment places such as movie theaters, theaters, museums, and cafes.
To understand COAF’s impact on the lives of its people, sometimes it’s just enough to talk to COAF Alumni.
He is obsessed with dancing but is always in search of new adventures from studying Turkish to the theater.
Stop for a moment and think of how often you use a pen and paper to take notes, write a thank-you card, a letter to someone, or to just mark down a reminder.
Welcome to the mini-factory of Aren Bulghadaryan, a COAF SMART Musical Instruments student from Vahagni village.
Have you seen the robots our students have created? Did you know that modern engineering is the humble reality of the COAF SMART Center in Lori?
Though we haven’t met yet, I have been working behind the scenes of COAF’s content creation on our blog and social media since 2020.
The weather was so nice that we spent some time outside enjoying the view, talking to each other, and taking pictures near the SMART Center.
Barev. Today you will meet Manushak Mnatsakanyan, 13, a student of the Management Program at COAF SMART Center.
Welcome to the first SMARTConnects of 2020. This time our guest was Mark Grigorian, a longtime BBC Russian Channel reporter and the former Executive Director of Public Radio of Armenia.
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