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[…]evaluation and accreditation of our universities as a precondition for the institutions to be competitive. From the emerging challenges of research and innovation to the deep dogmatism that scourges the country the discussion addressed various educational issues, all leading to a single conclusion: Education reformation in Greece is a prerequisite for social and economic development that will put the country back on the […]
[…]future. In this context, the Eleftherios Venizelos Chair of The American College of Greece is honored to present a lecture by Dr André Gerolymatos, Director of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Centre for Hellenic Studies, Professor of History and Holder of the Hellenic Canadian Congress of B.C. Chair of Hellenic Studies at Simon Fraser University. Dr Gerolymatos will discuss the shadowy war of espionage in occupied Greece and its role in enhancing resistance against the Axis totalitarian rule. For more information on the event, please click […]
[…]scholarship funding, click here ΤHE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF GREECE (PIERCE – DEREE – ALBA) is a non-profit, non-sectarian educational institution that was founded in 1875. It is the oldest and largest American college in Europe, offering secondary, undergraduate and graduate studies as well as programs in professional education. ACG is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), the most prestigious accrediting organization in the United States, and has a degree validation agreement with the Open University of the United Kingdom. The College enrolls approximately 4,000 students and has 34,000 alumni who live and work in dozens […]
[…]toilets. The US government supports us through the embassy, but not financially. The CIA then? No, not the CIA! Friends of the school. For example, DEREE was named after a Greek American from Chicago – whose Greek name was Derehanis – who made a large gift [to the school]. What is your budget? About EU30 million. Most of it is covered by tuition, and the rest from gifts and from our endowment. I must mention here that because of the crisis we have increased scholarships. At DEREE alone, we offer 1.8 million to more than 700 students. What advice would you […]
[…]the reins of the family company, strategically restructuring PHARMATHEN, first strengthening the company’s presence in the Greek market, and then enhancing its international presence. Today, PHARMATHEN is one of the largest generic development companies in Europe, with exports to 85 countries worldwide. "Scholarship support is an essential part of the College’s mission and enables ACG to provide educational opportunities to talented students who need assistance in meeting the cost of a high quality education," said ACG President David G. Horner on the occasion of Mr Katsos' Gift. "We are grateful to the many alumni, friends, corporations and foundations who are […]
[…]of youth and the full realization of how much was given to us during our years at Pierce, did not come to be until many years later. Our school's creed as inscribed over the entrance of Pierce Hall at Helleniko, "NON MINSTRARI SED MINISTRARE", has been my quiet companion over my mature years. Relevant when first adopted by the brave missionaries back in Smyrna, it remains so today in our fast changing world. Advanced degrees, high powered positions in the realms of government, science, technology, and research can easily become insignificant achievements if they do not adhere to the goal […]
[…]especially at this difficult time in Greece.” Vice President of Development George Triantaris noted “the donor was interested in finding a way to provide permanent support to PIERCE students. Setting up an endowed fund was the perfect solution. We are thrilled the donor chose to partner with ACG to make an impact on the education of young people in Greece.” For more information about scholarships offered by PIERCE College, please visit: http://www.acg.edu/scholarships-continuing-students or contact the Financial Assistance and Planning Office Tel.: +30 210 6009800, ext. 1327 |
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[…]& FINANCIAL AID Tuition at DEREE will remain unchanged for the 2013-14 academic year. Moreover, in order to remove uncertainty about future tuition costs, the Board of Trustees of The American College of Greece has approved the DEREE Guarantee: for any current or new student, tuition will remain the same throughout their studies, up to a maximum of 4 years, provided that you remain continuously enrolled during the Fall and Spring semesters. Also, the College is instituting flexible tuition payment plans, which allow you and your family to spread out the cost of attending DEREE over the academic year. My […]
[…]for enabling me to spread my wings freely towards a bright and promising future.” Konstantinos Margaritis (Junior – Economics Major), Recipient of the N. Demos Foundation Scholarship, Academic Year 2011-2012 “I would like to thank you for the chance you gave me to continue my studies. I come from a single parent family and I am forced to work on nights in order to be able to attend College. The N. Demos Foundation Scholarship gave me the chance to breath (based on all the financial problems I am facing). I thank you deeply and I will not forget the good […]
[…]Publishers invite you to Deception, Discovery and the Thriller Novel a conversation with novelist and best-selling thriller virtuoso John Verdon Friday, May 17, 2013, 6.00 pm JSB Library, DEREE – The American College of Greece 6, Gravias St, Aghia Paraskevi A cocktail reception will follow. Admission is free. The presentation will be held in English Reserve your seat below or contact: 210 6009800 ext. 1109. Parking available on […]
[…]an MA in marketing from Royal Holloway, University of London. Their Facebook page is www.facebook.com/g360 Thursday, 28 February 10:50 Independent Journalism: What Is It and Why Do We Need It? John Psaropoulos, Journalist, started his career writing for The European in 1992. He went on to work for CNN in Atlanta, where he did his first broadcast reporting. Returning to Greece in 1999, he ran the Athens News for a decade. Today he reports for Al Jazeera English, PBS NewsHour, The Daily Beast and National Public Radio. Mr. Psaropoulos studied classics at King’s College, London. He is married to the poet A.E. […]
[…]he was named deputy managing editor/news for the Journal, overseeing 14 domestic news bureaus, and combining the print and online news-editing desks in New York and New Jersey. In May 2011, Grueskin co-authored “The Story So Far: What We Know About the Business of Digital Journalism,” a report that examines online traffic and engagement patterns, emerging news platforms, pay walls, aggregation and new sources of revenue. Grueskin has also lectured internationally about ethics in new media. He has served on various community boards, and also has served as a Pulitzer Prize juror in the public-service and features […]
[…]we need to expand.” In an interview, Mrs. Arvanitis made it clear that her gift – named in honor of her parents Constantinos and Anneta – was born of her conviction that “we exist in this world so that we can be useful – and we do things because they are worth doing and not because we will gather praise for doing them.” Of course, noble causes abound, especially at a time of crisis, but Mrs. Arvanitis said that she chose to help educate young people because she shares her late father’s conviction that education is the only means to […]
[…]Ceremony in the presence of The American Ambassador to Greece (who has traditionally been the Honorary President of the Club), C.E.O.s and top executives of Greek and multi-national firms in Greece, prominent Greek businessmen and professionals engaged in the maritime industry, ministers, members of the Parliament, government officials and senior foreign diplomats. The Propeller Award has been a driving force for a number of DEREE students and has allowed them to achieve an education that has been the cornerstone of their later career successes. ACG President David G. Horner commented: “The American College of Greece is very grateful for this […]
