Smyrna was the second largest city of the Ottoman Empire and a primary center of export-import trade on the Aegean Sea.

This is thirteenth in the series of UCLA international conferences on historic Armenian cities and provinces.

This is fourteenth in the series of UCLA international conferences on historic Armenian cities and provinces.

Richard G. Hovannisian is holder of the Armenian Educational Foundation chair in Modern Armenian History and Associate Director of the von Grunebaum Center for Near Eastern Studies at UCLA.

The William Saroyan Chair Endowment of UCB features its first visiting professor Dr. Richard G. Hovannisian, in an evening marking the completion and imminent publication of volumes 3 and 4 of his multivolume study entitles 'the Republic of Armenia'.

David Stronach is the professor of near Eastern Archaeology at the Univesity of California, Berkeley.

UCB Armenian Alumni held an Annual Banquet on March 2, 1996. This celebration was for the establishment of the William Saroyan chair in Armenian Studies and the Krouzian Endowment for the Armenian Study Center.

This folder contains the following:
1. Proceddings of conference on Armenians in the Eighties
2. Contemporary Caucasus Newsletter
3. Fixed Phrases for language learners - Gayaneh Hagopian

Luncheon Honors Benefactors, unveils New UCB Krouzian Study Center.

Dr. Dickran Kouymjian, is a Director of Fresno state's Armenian studies Program.