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Zaven Tachdjian Donates Time and Talent to New St. Nersess Campus

NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y.—When Zaven Tachdjian saw an opportunity to volunteer his expertise to St. Nersess Armenian Seminary, he jumped at the chance to join the construction team alongside St. Nersess Board members Kevork Toroyan and Michael Haratunian. Since 2013, when the site plan for the future seminary campus in Armonk was approved, Tachdjian has served as the project’s design and construction coordinator.

Zaven Tachdjian at the entrance of the new St. Nersess campus in Armonk, N.Y.
Zaven Tachdjian at the entrance of the new St. Nersess campus in Armonk, N.Y.

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2 Comments

  1. I am proud to know Mr. Tach djinn. I met him through St. Gregory the Enlightener Church. He is a true gentleman in a world where such people are increasingly more difficult to find. I am clearly not Armenian and truly appreciate the many times he would walk over during Badarak and other services to point out what page I should be reading or what passage I would be asked to read.
    Congratulations on well deserved recognition.

  2. the article does not mention Zaven’s efforts to build a basketball gym at the St Greg Armenian Church — healthy body and spirit, the neighborhood african american kids should be notified of this indoor gym, since very few armenian boys in that area

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