2016-2017

Whether it's events that we host or events that we attend, the Arsalyn Program aims to enlighten the incoming generation. It is known as an issue that many of our youth may not have the financial capabilities to attend conferences attached with ticket costs. As a result, Arsalyn has funded opportunities for students to expand their knowledge on politics and government and network with business people, politicians, journalists, professors, scholars, and other professionals.

Responsible Journalism

Don't be April-fooled by fake news! At USC, several panelists brought to light several issues in both mainstream media and alternative media as well as offering solutions to our students on how to watch out for faulty news.

Running for Office

It's time to resolve to get involved! Arsalyn hosted this conference at USC for the purpose of encouraging high school students to run for office or other elected positions later in their lives.

Picking the President

So how exactly does the president become president? At this conference hosted at the Taper Hall of Humanities in USC, panelists discussed what the presidential election process entails to high school students.