Collegiate Brothers

Arthur Alaverdyan

I was born in Yerevan and grew up in the streets of Shengavit. Living in Armenia I experienced a lot of things as a child that one does not usually experience in the US. My family and I moved to the US around the time when I was six. Ever since then, I've been trying my best to become an accepted member of society and develop a career in the field of medicine. Other than my education I've had a lot of fun this last decade and a half in the US; I've developed many close friendships and enjoy hanging with friends talking about cars and women but at the same time I can hold an intellectual conversation. Parting, I would just like to say in the words of the wise sage - Tupac- Hye till I die.

Matt Haroutunian 

I was born and raised in the valley. I attended Marie Manoogian for most of my life where I learned a lot (including the importance of driving a Mercedes). I am currently going to UC San Diego and a little unsure what I am studying but I'm leaning towards Engineering. In my spare time, I like playing basketball, poker, hanging out with friends, and long walks on the beach (if the mood is right). I like to laugh. Thats about it. Thank you for your time and have a pleasant tomorrow.  

Nareg Kalajian 

I am a third year transfer student from Pasadena. I attended Pasadena City College for a couple of years and I am currently studying Biology at UCSD. I enjoy helping others and I am also an EMT. I also have a passion in fire fighting and may pursue a career in it in the future. I plan on attending medical school and becoming a successful doctor. 

Hovannes Nalbandyan

I was born in Glendale, where I grew up thinking that I lived in Armenia (it was a sad day when I discovered that I didn't). I attended Arshag Dickranian Armenian school for 12 years and attended Glendale High School for the rest of high school career. I wonder sometimes if I learned more about the Armenian culture in Glendale High or in Armenian school (either way, both schools played a strong part shaping my character). I'm really big on helping causes that send support to children and intellectuals in Armenia.  I'm an Econ major at UCSD with a minor in philosophy, I know everything there is to know about law school and one day I hope to be a big shot lawyer (ya'll better watch out when I do). Joining Alpha Epsilon Omega  has been one of the best decisions of my college career. I met a great group of guys who are not just my friends, but my brothers with which I have shared countless memories and awesome experiences.

Hovig Patatian  

I grew up in Pasadena and still live there when I go back home. I am currently a film major at UCSD. I am a transfer student and I am still trying to get used to things. Movies have been my passion ever since I can remember and I plan on making a career out of it. Before coming to UCSD, I spent a couple of years at Pasadena City College. 

Alumni 

Shant Darakjian 

I was born in Iraq, where I grew up idolizing Saddam Hussein for eight years of my life. My family and I moved to Los Angeles fourteen years ago and I've been a Glendaleian since. I went to Glendale High School, where I played Basketball for three years (2 years varsity starter). I still consider myself to be a mean baller, so bring it if you got it. I'm currently a fourth year student at UCSD where I am majoring in Economics with a concentration in Management. I plan on becoming a successful entrepreneur one day and running Donald Trump out of town. 

Sevak Ohanian

I grew up in Glendale and now live in the beautiful city of La Jolla. I graduated from Herbert Hoover High School and now am attending the University of CA San Diego. My passion in life is film and I am studying that right now at UCSD. In about 10 years you'll be seeing my name in the big screen at the movies and in the small screen accepting my 5th Best Director Academy Award (just wait and see...). Joining Alpha Epsilon Omega was one of the smartest decisions I ever made and I am proud to be one of the founders of the Eta chapter. If you're ever in San Diego in search of a good time, do not hesitate to call. Peace.