AUA Researchers Present Environmental Project Findings

AUA Researchers Share Findings from H. Hovnanian Family Foundation-Funded Environmental Project

Massis PostJul 22, 20261 min readOriginal: Massis Post

AUA Researchers Present Environmental Project Findings

The American University of Armenia (AUA) hosted a presentation on July 13 where researchers shared findings from an environmental project funded by the H. Hovnanian Family Foundation. The event, held in Yerevan, showcased collaborative research work supported by the prominent Armenian-American philanthropic organization. The H. Hovnanian Family Foundation has long been known for supporting educational and developmental initiatives in Armenia. AUA, a leading independent institution of higher education in the country, regularly partners with diaspora organizations and foundations to advance research and academic programs. Details about the specific environmental focus and research outcomes were not fully available in the source material.

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