Mentorship Program

All-ASA Mentorship Program

Program Overview & Vision

The All-ASA Mentorship Program is an initiative that will pair a competitive, select group of ASA students and recent alumni to be mentored by fifty of the brightest minds in the Armenian community, including top professionals, executives, and pioneers in their fields. The program is designed to provide close guidance and mentorship to young Armenians who have aspirations to become industry leaders. It aims to bridge generations by connecting accomplished Armenian professionals with the next wave of talent, guiding their transition from education to career, strengthening the Armenian professional network, and fostering a culture of excellence. Our mentors come from a variety of backgrounds and companies, such as Meta, Warner Brothers, UCLA, Adventist Health Glendale, Mayer Brown, UCLA School of Medicine, and many more. See a full list of mentors below.

The mentorship program is part of broader reforms announced by All-ASA in 2025.

Who We Are Looking For?

Current undergraduate college student or have graduated no earlier than Spring 2024
Current or prior ASA member at your college or university (preferred)
Ambitious, career-focused and growth-minded candidates

The deadline to apply is November 30, 2025. The program will begin in January 2026.

FAQs

Who is eligible to apply for the All-ASA Mentorship Program?

Current undergraduate college students or candidates who have graduated no earlier than Spring 2024. Current or prior ASA membership at your college or university chapter is preferred.

Is there a minimum GPA requirement?

The All-ASA Mentorship Committee reviews applications holistically and GPA is only one component of the overall application. There is no minimum GPA requirement.

What is the timeline for applying?

The deadline to apply is November 30, 2025 at 11:59 PM PST. Decisions will come out in December.

Who are the All-ASA Mentors?

View the full list of mentors below.

How will my application be evaluated?

Each application received is reviewed in depth by the All-ASA Mentorship Committee. When selecting students, we put an emphasis on applicants who are growth-oriented, career-focused and have shown a deep connection with their Armenian heritage through involvement in ASA and other community organizations.

Is there a competitive advantage in the application process for a particular school or academic background?

No, we look to admit promising candidates across all academic disciplines, any accredited college or university, and all professional areas of interest.

Do I have to be in the United States to apply?

All mentors are currently located in the United States, but there is no geographic requirement and applicants from all cities and countries are welcome to apply.

Check out our info session here.

For additional questions, please contact mentorship@all-asa.org.