USC Armenian Students' Association

The USC Armenian Students' Association (ASA) is the largest and oldest Armenian student organization on campus at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA. Established as a cornerstone of Armenian student life, ASA serves as a dynamic hub for social, cultural, professional, and advocacy programming that brings together the Armenian Trojan community. The organization is dedicated to fostering meaningful connections among Armenian students while providing comprehensive engagement opportunities that reflect the diversity of student interests and career aspirations.

ASA collaborates extensively with the USC Dornsife Institute of Armenian Studies to develop innovative programming that enriches the student experience and strengthens cultural awareness on campus. The organization hosts a variety of events throughout the academic year, including social gatherings, cultural celebrations, professional development workshops, and community advocacy initiatives. Through these programs, ASA creates pathways for students to build lasting friendships, explore their heritage, and develop professional networks within the Armenian community.

Located in Los Angeles, CA, ASA welcomes Armenian students of all backgrounds and interests to join its membership. The organization operates through multiple platforms including EngageSC for event registration and participation, with active social media presence on Instagram and LinkedIn to keep members informed and engaged. ASA also maintains an alumni network through LinkedIn, enabling graduates to stay connected with fellow Armenian Trojans and contribute to the organization's ongoing mission. For students interested in joining ASA during the 2024-25 academic year and beyond, membership opportunities are available through the organization's official registration channels. Whether seeking community, cultural connection, or professional advancement, ASA provides Armenian students at USC with a supportive and vibrant environment to thrive during their university experience.