TEDxYSMU

We were honoured to have Dr. Armen Orujyan, a We were honoured to have Dr. Armen Orujyan, a successful entrepreneur and the CEO of FAST as a speaker.😍😍
"If you are aware about the right mixture and volume, time to success is short. If you are uncertain, or simply unaware about the composition of your resources and rewards, time to success elongates".

So, success is VERY POSSIBLE.

The Missing Component of Being Successful | Dr. Armen Orujyan | TEDxYSMU We are measured by how successful we are in almost all things in life. What if we can tell with near certainty whether you will succeed in a career, in a rel...

Our wonderful speaker Satenik Chookaszian made our event ARTSY.🎨😍
In her talk she shows fascinating artworks that a few knew were made by Armenian artists.
Learn about her idea and increase your knowledge about the world of art by following the link.

Armenian Art and Artists as a Bridge Between Nations | Satenik Chookaszian | TEDxYSMU There are a lot of well-known art-pieces in the world which were done by Armenian artists and architects. Unfortunately the origins of those masterpieces are...

"I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think"
̶S̶o̶c̶r̶a̶t̶e̶s̶ , Dr. Mikayel Minasyants

Watch our first video from 👨‍🎓

The information we get from social media and internet creates an illusion that we can learn just by clicking on a post, but this kind of information is not converted into knowledge. After watching this talk you will understand what to do after receiving a new information.

Illusion of Visual Learning | Dr. Mikayel Minasyants | TEDxYSMU Every day we are bombarded by information which is on Internet, especially on social media platforms. It creates an illusion that we can learn things just by...

A health psychologist Kelly McGonigen reveals that people who believe that stress is harmful have an increased chance to die, but people who experience a lot of stress but do not view it as harmful thing have no more likely to die.
Learn how to make stress your friend by watching her talk.

How to make stress your friend Stress. It makes your heart pound, your breathing quicken and your forehead sweat. But while stress has been made into a public health enemy, new research suggests that stress may only be bad for you if you believe that to be the case. Psychologist Kelly McGonigal urges us to see stress as a positiv...

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People with great ideas worth spreading all over the world.

Meet the house - the volunteers and organizing team. These charming young people devote themselves to create a wonderful time for you worth visiting. We are looking forward to meeting you all on November 12 at 3:00 PM at Red Hall, YSMU.

Long-awaited news.

This year our host will be Arman Khachatryan.
Arman Khachatryan is a co-founder of Greenpact. He received MBA at Schiller International University in Heidelberg, Germany. In his free time Arman enjoys getting lost in the nature for a while with his dog. He also learns Japanese martial arts and piano. Inspired by and promoter of outgoing, healthy and adventurous way of life.

Dear All,

Please welcome our next outstanding speaker Dr. Mikayel Minasyants.
Dr. Mik Minasyants is an educator and researcher who has been in the field of education for 5 years, out of which 3 years he has been in the field of international education. He's currently an instructor of “Biology”, “Environmental Systems & Societies” and “Theory of Knowledge” courses at UWC Dilijan, where 213 students from 82 countries study internationally recognized pre-university program called “International Baccalaureate”.He's earned his PhD degree from YSU in field of molecular biophysics. He has more than a dozen scientific publications. Alongside to his academic career, he has been in the field of volunteering for 7 years.Mostly focusing on the topics of sustainable development and environmental conservation and education.