Brooklyn, NY—- Yesterday evening, ASA hosted a celebration remembering Victory Day, which takes place every year on May 9th. Victory Day remembers the capitulation of Nazi Germany to end World War II, a war that took the lives of 27 million people in Russia and its surrounding areas.
ASA President, Alex Shchegol, a native of the Ukraine, invited many distinguished Russian speaking community leaders, politicians, and representatives of youth organizations, performers and entertainers. However, the true stars of the evening were the World War II veterans that attended the event. It was because of them that Victory and peace was possible 66 years ago. They were also models for all of the young ASA students that were in attendance. The evening preached peace and respect for those who came before you.
This was the sixth year ASA has hosted the Victory Day celebration. It has grown in stature every year since the first. ASA is also the only college in New York that acknowledges the celebration of the Great Victory.
Gallery: Peers for Careers Club Yesterday ASA College Career Services held a welcoming party for the newest members of the Peers for Careers Club. Our Guest Speaker, PK Kersey, author of Suited for Success Workshop, shared with our students his experience and some tips on how you can dress for a successful interview. Follow him on Instagram at @thatsuitsyou PFC, in close collaboration with the Career Services Department, will achieve its mission by conducting fun and inspiring events, informative workshops...
Pathways to Success with Assemblymember Walter Mosley Assemblymember Walter Mosley, a former standout collegiate athlete himself, will be giving a speech, “Student-Athletes: Pathways to Success,” at the Brooklyn campus, on Thursday, 11/21, at 6:00pm, in Room P-102 (383 Pearl Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201). Mr. Mosley was first elected in 2012 to represent the 57th Assembly District which includes the communities of Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Prospect Heights, and parts of Bedford Stuyvesant and Crown Heights.
Peers For Careers Club – Welcome Party The club’s goal is to attract new members by expanding and enhancing the variety of career-related activities on and off-campus. We will strive to cultivate a life-long commitment to professionalism, and stress work ethics as a key to career development. We view the club as an opportunity to create a solid network of peers and a comprehensive support system for active students in their career aspirations. Thursday, 12/14/2019, at 3pm, at the Manhattan...
