ASA Hosts Community Resource Fair to Provide Student Support in Glendale

The Armenian Student Association (ASA) at Glendale Community College hosted its annual Community Resource Fair on Tuesday, bringing together regional non-profit organizations and student services to provide localized support for the campus population. The event, held at the Vaquero Plaza, served as a central hub for students seeking academic, social, and legal assistance. Direct Support for Students Participating organizations included the Armenian Relief Society (ARS), the Armenian Bar Association, and local mental health advocacy groups. These entities provided information on scholarships, legal clinics for immigrants, and healthcare access. Representatives from the ARS detailed specific programs available for low-income families and displaced persons, addressing immediate social needs within the Glendale community. The Armenian Bar Association offered preliminary information regarding civil rights and internship opportunities for students pursuing legal careers. By bridging the gap between professional bodies and the student body, the fair facilitated networking that typically requires off-campus travel. Campus Engagement and Resources In addition to external partners, the…