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2009 CYMA Applications and Important Updates!

HEY EVERYONE!

Our 2009 CYMA applications are now up and available for ALL of you to fill out and submit! (WOO HOO!)

Here is some important information to keep in mind when you are filling out the application:

  • The application deadline is SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 2009
  • Upon completion of the application, you must send in the $500.00 non-refundable deposit along with a copy of your passport!
  • Deposit checks are to be made payable to CYMA and mailed to:
    Rancho Bernardo Courtyard
    ATTN: JOANNE YAGHDJIAN
    16935 West Bernardo Drive, Suite 160
    San Diego, CA 92127
  • For those of you who plan on participating in the Internship, please make sure to include a copy of your updated resume
  • The first orientation and final payment date is SATURDAY APRIL 18, 2009 at 2:00pm at the Western Diocese in Burbank.

Get Pumped…CYMA 2009 is Underway!

As some of you know, on Saturday February 7, 2009 we had our first official CYMA meeting to kickoff our 2009 year!

First and foremost, we are excited to welcome and congratulate our new committee members: Mary Ann Yaghdjian Yaldezian, Joanne Yaghdjian, Vicken Kalamkarian, and Vaughn Eyvazian!

Now, time for the good stuff!

 CYMA 2009 is anticipated to be our best trip yet.

CYMA 5 Year Reunion a Huge Success

The CYMA Executive Committee is proud to announce the completion of the CYMA 5 year reunion. On Saturday, November 8, 40 CYMA Participants came together for a reunion of all five CYMA missions taking place from 2004-2008.

CYMA 5 Year Reunion!!

If you love CYMA and you love Armenia, then you won't want to miss the 5 year CYMA Reunion! This event is for all pilgrims and interns whom have traveled to Armenia with CYMA since its inception in 2004. We will also welcome back our 2008 class of CYMA pilgrims and give them a closing event to remember!

Join us a for CYMA Reunion and 2008 closing event in Highland Park.

Goodbye Hayastan

Hello everyone!

First I want to thank everyone who has been reading the posts and leaving comments, I appreciate them alot :). Today is our last day in Armenia. Although I woke up today feeling sick, I still managed to get up and explore Yerevan and the Armenian lifestyle one last time. I can't believe 18 days have already passed, time flies by so fast when your having a great time with friends! When I first came on this trip, I was a complete stranger from the group; the girl from Arizona.

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