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Wednesday 13 April 2011NIAC Launches Student Initiative: NIACampus
Iranian-American students have several avenues they can pursue when looking for support from the Iranian-American community for their professional and/or personal growth. For example, to find out about Summer Fellowships, they turn to NIAC's website. To learn about scholarships for law students, they go to the Iranian American Bar Association (IABA) website. For more information about Student Summits and camps, they visit the Iranian Alliances Across Borders' (IAAB) site. And the list goes on ... However, to find more information about starting a student group on their campus, students have virtually nowhere to turn. In fact, as of right now, Iranian-American students and student groups across the country have no way of easily interacting and working with one another to share stories, resources and experiences. This is where NIACampus comes in. Recognizing the need for a one-stop-shop for information, we decided to reach out to our friends in the Iranian-American community - organizations and students - to help us create a more comprehensive and cohesive source of information for students. NIACampus is an online resource that does not require any type of formal membership or payment. It is a website with valuable information for students, including: * campus-related events and activities, ... to name a few The site will utilize existing popular modes of communication, such as Facebook, in an effort to promote the sharing of photos, videos and announcements. "As the founder of the Iranian Students Association (ISA) at the University of Texas at San Antonio, I am very excited about the creation of another resource to benefit Iranian-American students. We look forward to using ISA and NIACampus to expand our reach and better serve our fellow students," said Mahdy Saedy. "...[A]nything to promote awareness and networking within as well as outside the community will greatly serve the interests of Iranian Americans. This is a great initiative and, hopefully, will develop into a very valuable resource for Iranian-American students on all campuses to utilize," said Armin Aflaki of George Washington University's Iranian Cultural Society. NIAC believes in giving Iranian-American students the support they need to succeed. We're grateful to be working with our fellow Iranian-American organizations and students on this effort and look forward to growing NIACampus in an organic fashion. How can you stay informed and involved? Check out our website, www.niacampus.org! Sign up to receive student-related email notifications in the "Stay Informed" section of our website. We hope you - and the student(s) in your life - find NIACampus beneficial! See below for a special limited time offer from a NIACampus partner - The Princeton Review Special Limited Time Offer from our Partner - The Princeton Review Prep This Summer and Save! NIACampus members save on the following courses when you enroll between 4/15 and 5/31. Your year-round offer is $100 off, so enroll now to take advantage of this special offer. Go to the NIACampus Opportunities page, click on the The Princeton Review icon and use the corresponding promo codes listed when enrolling. You can also call The Princeton Review at 1-800-2Review (800-273-8439). Save $225 on LiveOnline courses for the GRE, LSAT or MCAT Source: National Iranian American Council (NIAC) |