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[…]about the war and the situation in Ukraine, moderated by three Deree professors specializing in International Relations. Among many students, faculty and staff, two of the Ukrainian students who currently study at Deree also attended and took part in the discussion that followed. Right after the Russian invasion to Ukraine, President Horner, in his message to the ACG community, had emphasized that ACG remains “focused on pursuing its mission to build an ethos of mutual respect, to foster the practice of sincere and open dialogue and to promote peace and justice within the framework of Hellenic and Western values”. Most […]
[…]of Auckland in New Zealand. The World Scholars Program continues UD’s legacy of innovation in international education by providing students with a four-year structured program of study that begins with the first semester of the first year abroad and continues with myriad global opportunities both on and off campus. The first cohort of World Scholars to begin their studies at ACG will arrive in fall 2019. “Greece is the birthplace of Western civilization so it’s a wonderful place for World Scholars to launch their global experience,” said UD President Dennis Assanis. “By partnering with ACG, UD students will have access […]
[…]and Paraskevi Menegatou Parafestas Scholarship provides tuition reduction based on annual spending policy set by the ACG Board of Trustees then calculated by the Business Office and reported to the Financial Assistance Office. It is awarded for one year with the possibility of renewal to the same recipient provided he/she continues to meet the scholarship requirements. Eligibility Requirements In order to be considered, the applicant must: Meet all entrance requirements for admission to the College and be a degree-seeking student Have achieved a minimum Greek high school grade of 17.0 out of 20 First preference will be given to eligible […]
Founded in Smyrna, Asia Minor, in 1875, by missionaries from Boston, Massachusetts, The American College of Greece is the oldest and largest US accredited college or university in Europe. For over 148 years, ACG has been offering transformative education and cultivating a fertile intellectual and cultural collaboration between Greece and the United States. ACG is an independent, not for profit, nonsectarian, co-educational academic institution. Here are some historical […]
[…]and equipment, necessary for the implementation of these demanding activities. It is part of the international network of the Ghost Diving Foundation. Theoni Water supports […]
[…]will receive an email including the following information: Orientation Schedule (Greek Students, International Students, Study Abroad Students), academic calendar 2023-2024, shuttle bus schedule and contact information for the Office of Student Affairs, Student Success Center, Advising Office, Registrar’s Office and Cashier’s Office. Go ahead and “like” the Deree Facebook Page, the Student Affairs Facebook page and the Deree Student Affairs Instagram page to get a better idea of what happens on and off campus throughout the year. Check out the available student services on our website to get an idea we will be more than happy. We will be more than happy to […]
[…]opportunities in prestigious collaborating universities around the world Internships with top international companies in Greece and abroad €4,7 million in scholarships and financial assistance See full program here Fill in the registration form to participate in Discover Deree Day, Sunday, May 31. PARTICIPATION FORM Δηλώστε συμμετοχή και παρακολουθήστε σε livestream το Discover Deree Day: home edition και ανακαλύψτε online όλα όσα κάνουν το Deree κορυφαία επιλογή σπουδών! Ανακαλύψτε όλα τα πλεονεκτήματα της φοίτησης στο Deree: 35 σύγχρονα προγράμματα σπουδών, 6 προγράμματα σε συνεργασία με το πανεπιστήμιο Clarkson και 50 υποειδικότητες Πρόγραμμα παράλληλων σπουδών, για φοιτητές των ελληνικών […]
[…]Sciences, History, Religious Studies, Heritage Tourism, Heritage Management, the Media, and International Business. Students who wish to pursue master’s or doctoral level studies in preparation for a career in teaching, research, or museum work will find the Archaeology minor to be excellent background.Through the faculty network students are encouraged to complement their academic preparation with real-world experience, including internships in the field, in the lab, in the museum and in local heritage companies. Request More Info Thank you for connecting with us. We will respond to you shortly. 11https://www.acg.edu/wp-content/plugins/nex-formsmessagehttps://www.acg.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.phphttps://www.acg.edu/page/17yes1fadeInfadeOut *Name(Όνομα)*Last name(Επίθετο)*Contact number(Τηλέφωνο επικοινωνίας)*Email*I confirm that I have received the explicit […]
[…]Foundation, Patriarch Athenagoras Orthodox Institute, Greek Orthodox Metropolis of San Francisco, International Orthodox Christian Charities, and Elios Society of Northern California. He has received numerous awards, including the American Hellenic Institute Spirit of Freedom Entrepreneurial Award. In 2016, he received an Honorary Degree of Humanities from the Hellenic College and Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of […]
[…]and equipment, necessary for the implementation of these demanding activities. It is part of the international network of the Ghost Diving Foundation. Theoni Water supports […]
[…]readiness by improving their red, blue, and purple team capabilities. Rapidly growing its international footprint and reach, Hack The Box is headquartered in the UK, with additional offices in Greece and the US. Obrela is a global provider of cyber security services. Obrela provides security analytics and risk management services to identify, analyze, predict and prevent highly sophisticated security threats in real time. Founded in 2010 Obrela delivers Real Time Cyber Risk Management combining Threat Detection and Response (MDR) with the Managed Risk and Controls (MRC) services to resolve technology fragmentation and process disconnects, while aligning technology to business objectives leading to […]
[…]from the Hellenic Film Academy. His follow-up, 2011’s Wasted Youth, opened the 40th Rotterdam International Film Festival and has since travelled to more than 40 festivals around the world, such as Toronto, BAFICI, Karlovy Vary, Munich among others. Argyris’ next film, Suntan (2016), premiered in Rotterdam Film Festival and SXSW. Suntan won the best film award in Edinburgh film festival, the youth jury award in Brussels and a nomination for the Lux Prize of the European Parliament. It got released theatrically in more than 15 countries and broadcast and streamed by Netflix, HBO and Film4 to name a few. His […]
[…]College of Greece 11:30 Quiz 11:50 Project Management | Konstantinos Tasoulis, Management and International Business, Deree – The American College of Greece 12:50 Break-Quiz 13:10 Personal Branding | Thomas Kalandranis, Personal Development Coach – Admissions Consultant @ Dia Gerontoudi Prep Center 14:10 Quiz 15:20 Closing Remarks ThinkBiz is the first student entrepreneurship organization club in Greece. It is based in the Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB) with the aim to promote a entrepreneurship culture and connect the business ecosystem with the […]
[…]as well as expounding upon the concept that states are to be treated as sole individuals in international law. The international system is set up traditionally to refer to nations as individuals in legal documentation and interstate organizations. At this point it becomes important to note that while most states fulfill the above requirements, (territory, government, etc.) there exist other entities that are sovereign–and treated as such by the international system. An excellent example of a non-state state is the Sovereign Order of Malta, established to govern Jerusalem, later Rhodes, and finally Malta. Through many complicated diplomatic and military failures […]
[…]athletes in all areas of the educational experience. College teams play on local, national and
international levels. Travel abroad for participation in tournaments affords student athletes the opportunity to experience strong competition, cultural enrichment, and diverse social interaction. Intercollegiate Athletics Team Practice Schedule 2023 – 2024 Team Coach Starting Date Practice Day Time Men’s Basketball Kostas Markonis
[email protected] Sept. 12-May 31 M–W–F 15:00-17:00 Women’s Basketball Panagiotis Makrydimas
[email protected] Sept. 12-May 31 M–Tu–F 17:00-19:00 Women’s Volleyball Panagiotis Tilelis
[email protected] Sept. 1-June 15 W & F 17:00-19:00 Sunday 17:30-19:30 Men’s Soccer Costas Margaritis
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[…]including 15 books. He has over 47,950 citations (h_index=106). In 2006 he received the “Onassis International Prize” and in 2009 the “Enrico Fermi” Prize for the relevance of his theoretical results in the study of global and local symmetries in field and string theories and for the discovery of fundamental phenomenological properties of Grand Unification and Superstring […]
[…]with an enthusiastic audience of students and professionals who gathered to participate in an international entrepreneurship course taking place at ALBA from April 28 through June 9. The course titled “Beyond Silicon Valley: Entrepreneurship in Transitioning Economies” – developed by Prof. Michael Goldberg of Case Western Reserve University – is offered through the Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs) on the Coursera platform and is free of charge and open to everyone. Thanks to the initiative undertaken by ALBA Graduate Business School at the American College of Greece in cooperation with the U.S. Embassy in Athens and business incubator Metavallon, it’s […]
[…]and at inspiring the audience in Athens with ideas, visions and endeavors of top-tier local and international […]
[…]to put their recycling skills to the test and up their expertise, in a fun atmosphere. With the International Campus Sustainability Month in full swing – and our new recycling bins placed all around campus – a Waste Reduction and Recycling Campaign has been initiated, with the October 27th Recycling Event being the first in a series of activities and events that will run during the course of this academic year across Pierce, Deree, and Alba. Seeing the excitement on the faces of members of the entire ACG Community who had come to participate and learn more about recycling, as […]
[…]labor, development, defense, insurance, or maritime economics; as well as economic history, international trade, etc. Students study necessary quantitative techniques, like mathematical economics, statistics, and econometrics. Career/Graduate Study Opportunities Economics offers strong employment and income prospects, especially at the start and middle of one’s career, as compared to other disciplines. One reason for this advantage is the skills of a trained economist and the flexibility the profession offers. As an economist, an expansive career portfolio is possible, including positions ranging from banking, insurance, and finance, to government, higher education and research, industry, retailing, and real estate. Job flexibility works best […]
[…]By including ACG in your estate plan through a will, trust, retirement plan, or life insurance policy you make a meaningful investment in our school and tomorrow’s leaders — and gain financial and tax benefits for you and your family. Discover the Benefits of Giving Wisely Donors who include ACG in their estate plans at any amount become members of the 1875 Society, an honorary association for legacy donors that takes its name from the year the school was founded. Benefits of membership include an 1875 Society lapel pin, invitations to exclusive events including an annual dinner at the President’s […]
[…]by their companies to DEREE students (S&B Minerals – now owned by IMERYS – provides two International Internships to DEREE students annually) and to PIERCE students (two PHARMATHEN scholarships annually available for students at PIERCE). “The dedication of these two facilities is a happy occasion” Dr Horner added, that will not only benefit students studying science at PIERCE, but also at DEREE – and also provide research opportunities for faculty. He noted that 30 per cent of PIERCE students enter medicine, dentistry, and pharmacy, and spoke of DEREE’s science expansion and the collaboration between PIERCE and DEREE faculties and departments […]
[…]March 15, 2016, at the National University of Athens. The WSD event in Greece was supported by the International New York Times, Kathimerini, and Skai. World Speech Day (WSD) was a global celebration, where young people, through different events held in a number of cities across the world, shared their ideas and brought to life the power of speech and speech-making. The non-profit organization of WSD, was founded on the belief that speeches can change the world. On the theme set for this year’s event, “Thoughts for a Better Future” the organization says, “From new and unexpected voices will come […]
[…]with unique training in Greece and a competitive edge in the domestic and international job market. The technology The ACG Simulated Trading Room provides a real sense of technological sophistication, bringing financial markets to the students’ fingertips through cutting-edge software and hardware. Recreating a professional financial environment, the ACG Simulated Trading Room is supported by the latest trends in technology featuring: 25 PC stations with dual monitors 2 Interactive Ultra short throw projectors Instructor document camera High definition PTZ conference camera Satellite TV 4 (65”) TVs Integrated sound system with wireless instructor microphone 27 feet Full Color LED Ticker display with […]
[…]she recently changed fields and holds the position of EFA Group’s Marketing Manager. EFA is an internationally leading Greek group of companies in Aerospace, Security, Defense, and High Technologies.As a third-generation alumna, The American College of Greece was and still feels like my home. Deree has provided the foundation to evolve as a person and a businesswoman. I will forever cherish the time spent on campus even after my graduation. — Argini ValliGeorge DikaiosEmail:
[email protected] George Dikaios graduated from Pierce College in 2010. He studied Political Science (BA, MA, MSc, PhD) and is currently an adjunct lecturer and a postdoctoral researcher at […]
[…]BSc in Kindergarten Education from the University of Athens and Diploma from the Montessori Centre International in London. She has worked as a kindergarten teacher and as a publishing editor. She has written 17 books for adults and over 150 children’s books. In 2015, she was awarded the Prize for Literature by the Piraeus Women’s Group “Exaliptron” for her work, combined with its great appeal and her interactive relationship with her readers. She was also awarded the Prize of “Public” Bookstores, in the category “The most loving character” for her novel “Twin Moons.” Τwo of her novels were screened as […]
[…]diverse portfolio of studies on (1) standards of scientific integrity and responsible science; (2) international education on responsible science and issues pertaining to research with dual use potential; (3) the scientific assessment of animal models; and (4) the care, use, and welfare of laboratory animals. She travels the world because of her projects but when at home she volunteers at a shelter for the homeless and chairs the Superintendent's Advisory Committee on Accountability and Evaluation for the public schools of Arlington County in Virginia. INTERVIEW Q.: What are three enduring lessons you learned during your studies at PIERCE? How to […]
[…]of business is business Life is a marathon, not a sprint Q.: Describe Deree in three words. International, innovative, competitive Q.: One of your favorite Deree memories? My first day on campus. It was when I realized that I was in an environment ideal for learning and growth. Q.: What do you miss most from your days at Deree? The fact that every day was different in the sense that we had something new and exciting to learn Q.: What was your favorite spot on campus? Definitely the gym and, of course, the cafeteria where I interacted with my fellow […]
[…]countries, to stimulate public awareness through the press and pressure groups, and to influence policy-makers in their governments. In the USA, as early as 1824 Congress debated whether to recognise the independence of Greece – though in the event it would be three of the most conservative regimes in the Old World that would be the first to do so, in 1830. What motivated those volunteers to risk everything, and supporters of the cause to mobilise in so many different countries? Some have suggested that the philhellenic movement in the 1820s marked the beginning of what we now call ‘humanitarian […]
[…]He studied Economics and Philosophy at the University of Bristol (B.Sc) and Politics, History and International Relations (M.Phil, D.Phil) at the University of Oxford (Trinity College). His doctoral thesis entitled, Greece 1941-1949: From Resistance to Civil War, was published by Macmillan (1992) and was awarded the “Fafalios Foundation” Prize. He has published twelve collections of poetry, including Vacation in Reality (2009), which won the prestigious “Diavazo” Poetry Prize and was short-listed for National Poetry Prize, and Sonnets of Despair (2011), which was also short-listed for the National Poetry Prize. He has also published a collection of thoughts and aphorisms on poetry and poetics entitled, The Other Place (1994), […]
[…]from Deree – The American College of Greece and continuing with a Master’s degree in International Journalism at City University London, Lela Dritsa Psarros worked for 10 years in the communications field, emphasizing mainly on communication strategy planning and managing promo events. Lela visualized Nannuka.com in 2013 and along with Natalie Levi, gave thousands of parents the opportunity to find a well-trusted helping hand, making Nannuka one of the largest online care destinations in Greece and the UK. For her advocacy and work at Nannuka, Lela has been included as one of Forbes’ 100 women entrepreneurs in Europe and one […]
[…]application materials, you contact the Office of Career Services. Application Deadline ended The International Internship and Study Abroad program is made possible through the Development & Alumni Relations Office who is the primary contact point with our corporate/foundation partners. Please note that all communication with partners by students needs permission by the Office of Career Services. Tips for a Successful Application START EARLY – Don’t wait until the last minute to finish the application process. DO YOUR RESEARCH – Read up on Coca-Cola. SAVE YOUR TEXT – Write and save it in a Word document. Web pages time-out all the […]
[…]in International Relations and European Affairs. Required Qualifications: PhD degree in International Relations and European Affairs; area of emphasis in International Political Economy will be highly appreciated. At least one degree from a US or European University. Eligible for Ministry of Education registration number. Experience: Experience in teaching in higher education in the field of International Relations and European Affairs, preferably in a US or UK institution. Good research record and publications in International Relations and European Affairs. Ability to supervise student research projects. Experience with EU-funded projects will be highly appreciated. General Skills: Excellent oral and written communication skills […]
[…]Athens founded by his “visionary” parents Dimitri and Ketty Koutsolioutsos, into a leading international fashion, jewelry and accessories retailer with a presence in 28 countries, including 250 locations in mainland China. He prodded students and guests to “dare to be passionate,” and to stock up on plenty of other ingredients as well, including good brands – tradable goods, skill, talent, will, and luck. “Packaging, window displays, all are important, but the most important thing is human capital – our sales people are our ambassadors,” Mr Koutsolioutsos concluded and invited DEREE students to apply for internships and other work at the […]
[…]their social skills in cross-cultural communication.Degree students in Sociology, Communication, International Relations, Film Studies, History, Business, Marketing or Psychology would benefit from gaining a competitive edge in their respective careers that they may pursue in a wide variety of sectors, including Management, Communication, Journalism, Marketing, Public Relations, Diplomacy, and related fields. What You Will Study Curriculum INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGYCULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY + three of the following Courses HUMAN EVOLUTION AND PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY ETHNICITY AND IDENTITY GREEK FOLKLORE AND ETHNOGRAPHY ANTHROPOLOGY IN GREECE TODAY INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS Request More Info Thank you for connecting with us. We will respond to you shortly. 11https://www.acg.edu/wp-content/plugins/nex-formsmessagehttps://www.acg.edu/wp-admin/admin-ajax.phphttps://www.acg.edu/page/17yes1fadeInfadeOut *Name(Όνομα)*Last […]
[…]Prize at the European Festival “Sarandev” in Dobrich, Bulgaria. In 2005 she took part in the International Association of Schools of Jazz Meeting in Krakow. She is also recipient of the Betty Carter’s Jazz Ahead scholarship, awarded by the US government. She has spent time in New York where she attended master classes with the jazz violinist and composer John Blake Jr and performed in several jazz clubs. In Greece she has performed with several ensembles, including Oleg Chaly Hammond Trio, Cool Jazz Quartet and Voyage Jazz Group. She has collaborated with Yorgos Chadjinasios at Half Note Jazz Club in […]
[…]all of the group's branding, publicity and marketing activities. The Libra Group is an international business group comprising 30 subsidiaries active in 35 countries across six continents. The group has principal operations in shipping, aviation, real estate, hospitality and energy as well as a range of diversified […]
[…]at Outdoor Hotspots during the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Unobtrusive Observational Study”. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 18 (3): 1031. 2 Gaiha S.M., Halpern-Felsher B., and Cheng J. 2020. “Association Between Youth Smoking, Electronic Cigarette Use, and COVID-19”. Journal of Adolescent Health. 67 (4): […]
[…]fraud, trademark disputes, and many other matters pending in federal and state courts and international and domestic arbitrations. Mr. Korologos joined the ACG Board of Trustees in 2006, and was its Vice-Chair from 2009-2011. He has been a member of the Board of Directors of the Alba Graduate Business School at The American College of Greece from 2012-2017. Since 2011, he has served as Chair of the ACG Board of Trustees. Olga E. Julius Principal of Pierce – The American College of Greece Olga E. Julius has faithfully served Pierce for 42 years. She holds a BA in French and […]
[…]in Greece that has been assessed and rated for these practices with the STARS Gold Rating, by an international system that evaluates more than 900 educational institutions around the world. In this context, we are very pleased for our new partnership with HELMEPA, with the common goal of educating mainly the younger generation, so as to protect the marine environment from the effects of climate change, but also to promote sustainable practices in the Shipping sector”. Claudia Carydis, Vice President | Public Affairs The BiG Focus initiative features among the key 40 activities that HELMEPA will showcase in 2022, a landmark […]
[…]on the mission of Athens Biennale and explained how it has managed to place Athens on the international map of art. Iliana Fokianaki, a curator, art critic and founder and director of the State of Concept-Athens took over to talk about the work of State Concept on consulting young artists toward reaching their goals. The next speaker, Polina Kosmadaki, curator at the Benaki Museum, analyzed the art of curating: what curating entails, which are the challenges faced in the curating process, and how important it is to be both organized and creative as a curator. The second day of the […]
[…]the youngest president of a US college or university in American history. With a PhD in education policy and administration from Stanford University, Dr. David G. Horner was appointed president of Barrington College and later of North Park University where, according to his resume, he tripled enrollment and enlarged the endowment. He arrived in Greece in 2008 to take over as president of The American College of Greece, which is considered the largest and oldest in Europe, but is not recognized in our country as a private university because of Article 16 of the constitution. It comprises three divisions: PIERCE, DEREE and […]
[…]scientists similar to the WHO (Bayram and Shields 2313); so, when scientists are enforcing international restrictions and sharing their research to the global community, this can infringe on the Republican’s agenda. On the other hand, for the left-leaning Democrats of America who are usually more open to international cooperation and are less fueled by nationalistic qualities, a stronger sense of trust is instilled in the scientific community and are more likely to accept their research with less of a belief that society is merely conforming to scientist’s personal agendas (Bayram and Shields 2314). The political objectives of liberals often align […]
[…]better than yours. Hard work – pretty often – pays back! Q.: Describe Deree in three words. International, innovative, inspirational. Q.: One of your favorite Deree memories? A strong verbal debate with a professor. I lost the case but I got credit for the solid buildup of my argumentation and strong defense of my standing! Q.: What do you miss most from your days at Deree? The sense that I was likely to discover something new every day; and the camaraderie. Q.: Which was your favorite spot on campus? I can’t pick between the gym and the cafeteria! Q.: Who […]
[…]with various research Institutes in Greece and abroad. She is the recipient of several International and Greek distinctions, including that of the Athens Academy and is the author of numerous scientific research papers and book chapters. She is married to Dimitri Mavros and the mother of 2 children. INTERVIEW Q.: What are three enduring lessons you learned during your studies at PIERCE? Non ministrari sed ministrare Have a positive attitude towards life Help people in need Q.: Describe PIERCE in three words. Stimulating, exciting, inspiring Q.: One of your favorite PIERCE memories? The class excursion at Mystras. Q.: What do you miss most from […]
[…]studies A certified copy of an identification card for Greek citizens or of a valid passport for international students. CV (English or Greek) Interview with the respective Graduate Program Coordinator Applicants presenting a TOEFL score should arrange to have the test results sent directly to the Office of Admissions by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). The College’s Institution Code Number is 0925. TOEFL and IELTS scores are valid for two years. Letters of Recommendation Each applicant for admission must submit two letters of recommendation. At least one of the references must be from an academic source. One letter from an […]
[…]Poet of Radical Classicism and 2015 Erasmus Prize Medal of European Academy for contribution to international research. To learn more about the Venizelos Chair Lecture Series click […]
[…]to work to preserve the environment and none of us can afford to simply depend on government policy or state agencies to do all the work that needs to be done.” In the context of ACG’s long history of offerings to education and the society, Professor Samons spoke of the ACG 150 Strategic Plan and the role of the Centers of Excellence and Units of ACG150 in fostering Greece’s economic growth and promoting research and innovation: “Today, we all proudly witness how young researchers — our students — have been mobilized and engaged under the guidance of the 2 Centers […]
[…]Philosophy, Graphic Design, Cinema Studies, Aeronautical Engineering, Psychology, IT, and International Business. Program 10:30-11:00 | Guests arrive and check in 11:00 | ACG President Dr. David G. Horner welcome 11:10 | Short film 11:20 | U.S. Ambassador to the Hellenic Republic George J. Tsunis 11:30-12.00 | Education Unites scholarship student discussion 12:05 | Closing, President Horner 12:10-1:00 | Reception with refreshments About the Organizers The American College of Greece Founded 150 years ago by American women, ACG has evolved into the oldest and largest American-accredited, nonprofit educational institution in Europe. Today, ACG remains grounded in its founders’ commitment to service […]
[…]while granting graduates the strongest graduation credentials. Click here to learn more.2. An international faculty of scholars & researchers (show)The college boasts an international faculty of PhD and well-qualified adjunct instructors whose impressive research, scholarship and executive credentials collectively create a student-centered classroom and campus experience like no other in Southeast Europe.3. Over 1,000 undergraduate courses offering 25 major degree programs (show)The College offers a breadth and diversity of courses across the liberal arts, business and fine arts at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, granting students the ability to specialize in their chosen area of concentration while enjoying a low […]
