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Digital Humanities Bootcamp

[…]program draws on expertise from across The American College of Greece and national and international collaborators. Participants will gain insights into the possibilities of computer science-based research methods in the Digital Humanities, explore digital practices and methods that are becoming more widespread in the social sciences and humanities, and gain hands-on experience with tools and techniques. The bootcamp aims to enhance the teaching skills of staff, foster collaborations across disciplines, and lead to projects that extend beyond the classroom and make a public impact. By showing the value of the study of Humanities and the potential of digital projects to […]

5th Athens Social Sciences Forum

[…]Society, Deree – The American College of Greece in collaboration with Student Association for International Affairs (SAFIA)   When: Monday, May 29, 2023 | 12:30-17:00 Tuesday, May 30, 2023 | 14:30-17:30 Where: Arts Center Auditorium Attendance is free of charge. Parking on campus upon availability.   About the Event The Athens Social Sciences Forum is an annual Undergraduate Student Conference organized by the Sociology Society of the American College of Greece-Deree in collaboration with the Student Association for International Affairs (SAFIA). Social Science students from ACG and Greek public universities will present their work (outstanding research papers or theses) in […]

Education as a Force for Growth

ACG gathered on May 4 with more than 50 leaders from the New York City Greek American community, including many distinguished alumni, to proudly mark ACG’s 100 years of impact in Greece. The special occasion, Education as a Force for Growth, was held in the residence of the Consul General of Greece in New York. ACG’s Advancement Office partnered with Consul General Dinos Konstantinou and Myrsini Feliou, Pierce ‘93, to cohost the event. The program focused on the power of education to drive personal, social and economic growth. Highlights included a warm welcome and introduction to ACG’s unique role in […]

Negotiations in Banking: Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

[…]he served as Senior Banking Advisor at KPMG, providing advisory services to a number of Greek and International Banks and Financial Institutions. He is currently a member of the Financial & Tax Committee of the Hellenic Loan Servicers Association (ΕΕΔΑΔΠ) and Member of Economic Chamber of Greece. Stavros Tsormpatzoglou Totsis GroupHead of Debt Restructuring Dpt.Attorney-at-Law, LL.M. & Banking MediatorAttorney at Law and Accredited Mediator with in-depth knowledge of dispute resolution techniques in domestic and cross-border commercial and civil law disputes. ADR Specialist. Former member of the Law Preparatory Committee for the reform of Law 3598/2010 regarding Mediation. Former member of the […]
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Saronida beach cleaning

[…]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 […]

Piano Masterclass with Christine Tokatlian

[…]impact on the re(de)construction of Armenian musical identity. Her research has been presented in international conferences in Athens, London, Istanbul, Berlin and Latvia. Christine serves as a jury member in national competitions and gives piano masterclasses in Greece and abroad. Her students have been awarded several prizes and distinctions in international piano competitions. Armenian Piano Images, Christine’s first personal recording with works of contemporary Armenian composers, some of which are world premieres, serves as a window for her audience to see into her dream of magical musical […]

Piano City Athens Festival at Deree

[…]2018 at the National Competition of UNESCO. Additionally, he was awarded the second prize at the International Piano Competition (ISCART) of Lugano, Switzerland in 2021, as well as the second prize at the International Moscow Music Competition (IMMC) in September 2021. Finally, he was awarded with the Order of Letters and Fine Arts prize by the Academy of Athens in April 2022. As a soloist, he has played recitals in many concert halls including the Athens Concert Hall (Megaron), the Alternative Stage of the Greek National Opera as well as the Mozarteum University of Salzburg, in Austria.  Christos Yonas-Kontos was […]

Networking Better Together: 47th Deree Career Days

[…]Healthcare Group, Bold Ogilvy, Box Now, Bryq, Campeón Gaming, Career in Progress, Chemical Safety International, Coca-Cola Tria Epsilon, Code.hub, Cordella, Cosmos Business Systems, Cosmos Sport, Cube RM, Curated Greece, Deloitte, Diadikasia Business Consultng, Dialectica, Diavazo Gia Tous Allous- Reading To The Others, DigitalWise, Diversity United, Dixons South East Europe, Doctors of the World- Greece, DoValue Greece, Ecolab, EFA Group, Elpedison, Emfasis Non-Profit, E-On Integration, Epignosis Learning Technologies, Ergo Insurance, Estarta, Etraveli Group, EveryPay.gr, Exagonblue, Excelya, EY, Fenchurch Faris, Fundamental Hospitality, G4S, Globalwebindex, Greca Homes Real Estate, Grecotel Hotels And Resorts, Greek Yellow Pages, Guidepoint, Harbor Lab, Hemmersbach, Henkel, Hewlett-Packard Hellas, […]
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Online and offline vandalism of the Jewish cultural heritage in Greece: does populism affect antisemitism?

[…]for Jewish Studies 2022 Research Fellow at The Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism & Policy When: Wednesday, April 5, 2023 | 14:30-15:20 (student activity hour) Where: 6th level auditorium, Deree-ACG (in-person attendance) Online attendance (via Zoom) here Organized by Department of History, Philosophy and the Ancient World, Deree – The American College of Greece in collaboration with ISGAP – Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy The event is free and open to the public.   About the lecture This lecture seeks to present how the Jewish cultural heritage is vandalized in Greece during the timeframe of […]
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3rd ELIAMEP – ACG Summer Academy: Training Emerging Leaders for the New Geopolitical Challenges in the Mediterranean

[…]meters away from the sacred sites of ancient Olympia, a location with high symbolism for peace and international understanding. The Summer Academy is a joint program of the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP) and the Institute of Global Affairs of The American College of Greece (ACG). For more information contact Mr. Angelos […]
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World Wide Teach-in Climate and Justice

[…]Business Papadopoulou, Evanthia Entrepreneurship Management Varvadouka, Evanthia International Business Volonaki, Danai International Tourism & Hospitality Management   Assessing Biodiversity @ Deree-ACG Forest, Climate Change and Climate Justice | 3rd Learning Object Courses: BI 1007 Environmental Ecology, ES 3340 Integrated Methods in Environmental Analysis I, ES 4430 Environmental Studies Capstone Student’s name Major Eikenberry Stefan Environmental Studies Kyriazidi Eleftheria Environmental Studies Tsoutsa del Rio Iro Environmental […]

Education Unites

[…]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 […]

Femicides: The “New” Pandemic

[…]Eva Kotta, Vasiliki Liafoy, Panayiotis Papaioannou   About the event  In the framework of International Women’s Day, this event aims to offer the opportunity to those present to ask questions and discuss interactively with guest speakers on the topic of femicides both in Greece and Internationally. The goal is to raise awareness and sensitize the audience on an individual and social level to the existing situation, challenge them to reflect, and develop practical […]

ACG, a pioneer in US-Greece educational ties, futureproofs its students for the economic opportunities of tomorrow

[…]the US government supports exchange programs, as they empower students and help develop deeper international ties. In fact, she noted that Greece is the ninth most popular study-abroad location for US students, while Greece is the eighth EU country in the number of students it sends to the US. “I have not heard of another country so ready for opportunities as Greece is,” noted the US State Department’s Deputy Assistant Secretary at the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, Ethan Rosenzweig. He also highlighted the value of programs such as the Fulbright Scholarship and the exchanges of the Digital Communications […]
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Celebrating women’s achievements since 1875

Today marks International Women’s Day, which holds special meaning here at The American College of Greece (ACG). Throughout our 150-year history, ACG has been a leading force for change for women in Greece. ACG was founded as a school for girls in Smyrna, Asia Minor, by United Church of Christ women missionaries from Boston, at a time when the “first wave of feminism” in the United States was aiming to change women’s education and their role in society. Our founding mothers had been persistent and tireless in their effort to continue their mission to serve and educate women after the […]
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Independent cinema as a liberating path towards cinematic art

[…]actor and dubbing director — and his current acting experience as an English-speaking actor in international productions in Greece.   About the speaker With studies and experience in acting, Gregory Patrik Karr has worked in Greece and abroad in theatre, film and television and collaborations with top Greek and international directors and actors. Gregory has competed at Cannes for best actor (in Angelopoulos’ The Suspended Step of the Stork), worked and toured with The Royal Shakespeare Company and La Mama Theatre New York among others and graduated with honors at the legendary Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, alma […]
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Ukraine one year after the Russian invasion. Lessons to Learn.

[…](retired) and former National Security Adviser to the Prime Minister Manos Karagiannis Reader in International Security, King’s College London The discussion will be moderated by Anna Visvizi Associate Professor, Department of Management & International Business Board Member, Institute of Global Affairs (IGA)   Join us and share your thoughts. For info: […]
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Michael Mikropoulos

B.Sc. in Business Administration, Deree – The American College of Greece; MBA in International Business, City University, London Mr. Michael Mikropoulos has been a member of the Department of Marketing since 2021 as a part time instructor while at the same time being a highly active practitioner with extensive experience in various industries including media, entertainment, consumer products, digital marketing and hospitality.  He has taught courses in the wider areas of Marketing as well as Business to Business Marketing.  His current teaching involves such courses in addition to his responsibilities as business mentor at […]

The state of democracy in the world and its geo-political importance

[…]also a frequent guest of TV and radio programs in Spanish on issues related to the Middle East and international affairs in outlets such as CNN Spanish, NTN24, Newsmax, MegaTV, NTN 24 and other networks across the United States and Latin America. His opinion pieces s have been published in the Chicago Tribune, Newsmax, Palm Beach Post, the Sun-Sentinel, El Nuevo Herald, Infobae (Argentina), El Correo (Peru), El Pais (Uruguay), El Observador (Uruguay), La Republica (Ecuador), El Universal and El Nacional (Venezuela). Fleischman was also part of the tam of foreign policy advisors on Latin American affairs for the 2012 […]
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ACG Partners with the Greek Energy Forum

[…]GEF’s goals and introduced us to the Energy Academy: “The Academy aspires to highlight energy policy challenges and raise commercial awareness amongst university students and collaborate with academic institutions, such as The American College of Greece.” Alexandra Sdoukou, Secretary General for Energy & Mineral Resources in the Greek Ministry for the Environment and Energy, presented how Greece has been affected by the energy crisis. She stated that the country needs to diversify energy resources, be innovative to ensure energy security and aspire to be at the forefront of renewable energy production (e.g., hydro and solar power). Ms. Sdoukou called on […]

MOZART at Deree

[…]piano arrangements of Theodorakis’ songs, ballets and film scores have been published by Schott International in 2011 and have been praised by the international press.  Her recent projects include performances of Chopin’s music at Herod Atticus Theater, the Athens Megaron Concert Hall and a tour around Greece. For any inquiries please contact College Events-Office of Public Affairs, […]

Nikos Velmos (1890 – 1930) Drawings

[…]a supplement called Filla Technis (Art Papers) of Frangelio. These were monographs on Greek and international artists such as El Greco, Beethoven, Yiannoulis Chalepas or thematic issues as for instance οn self-taught artists. The publication of Frangelio lasted until 1929. In 1928 Velmos opened an art space on the ground floor of his house, at 21 Nikodimou street in Plaka, which he named Asylon Technis (Art Shelter). In Asylon Technis Velmos organized exhibitions of established artists such as Yiannoulis Chalepas and Dimitris Galanis, educational exhibitions as the one on El Greco with print reproductions and copies by renowned Greek artists, […]

Digitization as a reform: the case of Greece

[…]Organization and the following Deree Academic Societies: IT, Cybersecurity, MIS, Philosophy and International Honors Program were supporters of this event. Ms. Claudia Carydis, Vice President of Public Affairs at ACG, gave the welcoming address and remarked how this is the first of many public events that the college will be organizing during the Deree student activity hour. Dr. Constantinos Papadias, Executive Director of the RTIN, took the floor and presented ACG’s substantial academic and research activities across all divisions. Alexandros Marios Konstantes, Stavros Niarchos Foundation Scholarship recipient and parallel student at Deree Minoring in Accounting and Finance, introduced the speakers. […]

Lessons learned from the energy crisis and the way forward

[…]as train the current and future professionals. After the event, a prestigious group of high-level international energy executives and regulators will participate in an exciting panel discussion titled “Lessons learned from the energy crisis and the way forward”.   Agenda 16:30 – 17:00 | Registration and coffee 17:00 – 17:20 | Welcome speeches Panos Vlachopoulos – ACG Vice President of Academic Affairs Alexandros Lagakos – Co-Founder Greek Energy Forum, COO of Blue Grid Alexandra Sdoukou – Secretary General for Energy & Mineral Resources, Ministry for the Environment and Energy 17:20 – 17:45 | The ACG-GEF cooperation George Kokosalakis – Executive […]
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Deree Students Among Winners at X-Culture Competition!

[…]with nearly perfect scores were selected and sent for additional evaluation to the X-Culture International Award Committee comprised of 31 International Business experts representing 22 different countries. Deree-The American College of Greece and the School of Business and Economics participated in the X-Culture project for the first time in the fall 2022 semester through the course IB 4168 Cross-Cultural Management, offered by the Management and International Business Department and taught by Dr. Antonis Klidas, Head of the Management and International Business department. According to X-Culture, this was the first-ever participation from Greece! Participation in X-Culture was supported financially by the […]
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Education as a Pillar of Growth and U.S.-Greece Cooperation

[…]books, as well as many articles, book chapters, and opinion pieces on U.S. politics, U.S. foreign policy, international organizations, the G8, climate change, and trade. He earned his Ph.D. from Yale University in politics (1993) and his B.A. from the University of Virginia in government and foreign affairs (1986), where he was an Echols Scholar and Phi Beta Kappa, and where his Politics Honors thesis won the Stevenson Award.   Allyson Knox Senior Director of Education Policy at Microsoft Corp. Allyson Knox is Senior Director of Education Policy and Programs in Microsoft’s Washington DC office.  She currently serves as an […]
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Dimitris Balomenos

[…]organizations in Lausanne. Since 2021, he was appointed Research and Project Manager for AISTS (International Academy of Sport Science and Technology), an organization founded by the International Olympic Committee. Part of his role is to manage the mandates delivered to the IOC and most of the International Federations located in the region. Q&A Q: What are three enduring values Deree has taught you? Curiosity – Creativity – Open-mindedness Q: Describe Deree in three words. Progress – Quality – Innovation Q: Which is your fondest memory from your time at Deree? I had taken up Music as an elective, and as […]

A Structured Psychological Analysis of Antisemitic Typologies and Hierarchies: Implications for Effective Counterstrategies and Messaging

[…]of Greece in collaboration with ISGAP – Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy Lecture Speaker: Dr. David Nussbaum, Ph.D., C. Psych. Assistant Professor, University of Toronto Scarborough (retired) ISGAP Senior Research Fellow When: Thursday, January 19, 2023 | 14:10-15:10 Where: You may join the event online (Zoom) here The event is free and open to the public.   About the lecture Throughout Jewish history, irrational, intense and disproportionate hatred of the Jewish People and its violent aftermath have presented existential threats to Jewish communities around the world. Contemporary antisemitism focuses primarily, but not exclusively, on fabricated allegations intending […]
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Digitization as a reform: the case of Greece

[…]is a Greek computer and political scientist and politician. In 2007 he earned a Master in Public Policy from John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University and in 2009 he earned a Master of Science in Technology and Policy from MIT. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Athens University of Economics and Business. He served as Director of Research at Dianeosis, an independent non-profit think tank. He produced an array of research papers with a strong focus on economic growth and understanding the prevailing perceptions and beliefs among Greeks. He has also worked on technology […]

The Demos Center

[…]might enable transformative human rights education | Human Rights Education Review (humanrer.org) International Association of Human Rights Education: International Association for Human Rights Education (global-iahre.org)Follow Piers on X at @PiersvonBergLinkedIn: piersvonberg PublicityA dream whose time has come: The Demos CenterIntroducing the Demos Center, a powerful collaboration with Deree and visionary initiative that seeks to empower students to tackle global challenges, foster innovation and critical thinking, and cultivate the next generation of change-makers who will create a sustainable and equitable world through education, collaboration, and action. Apply NowThe Demos Center is coming this summer 2023 and is a unit of The Institute […]

graduate scholarships accordion

[…]award. The Libra Philanthropies Leadership Scholars will be encouraged to apply to the Libra Group International Internship Program, a paid internship with the Libra Group or its businesses worldwide. Finally, the recipient must be in compliance with all College policies, including the Student Conduct Code.Among equally qualified candidates, those demonstrating the greatest financial need will be selected. OTE Group Expendable Scholarship Scholarship of partial tuition reductionOpen to entering graduate degree-seeking students who plan to pursue a Master of Science in Data ScienceIntent of the AwardThe OTE Group Expendable Scholarship was established in 2022 by the OTE Group to support entering […]

Supermarket Shopping & Greek Delicacies Sampling

When: Tuesday, January 17, 2023 | 14:10-15:10 Where: Student Lounge Organized by: International Student Services Office ACG Health & Wellness Center   Facilitator: Sophie Themelis, Executive Coordinator, Wellness, Pilates Instructor, ACG Health & Wellness Center For more information, please contact at 210 600 9800 ext. 1700, […]
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ACG Community Service Day – Fall Semester 2022

[…]| 8:45-14:00 Where: Loulis Food Ingredients Organized by: Office of Public Affairs Supported by: International Honors Program Deree Office of Student Affairs Center of Excellence in Sustainability Deree Student Association ACG Sustainability Leaders SNF Scholars About the event Baking for a good cause! Let’s celebrate the Christmas spirit by baking goods that will be donated to a local organization, with the generous help of Loulis Food Ingredients! Loulis Food Ingredients are offering their superb facilities in Keratsini, the necessary ingredients and the guidance of professional pastry chefs in order for us to bake and package sweet treats, which— through the […]
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The Impact of U.S. Midterm Elections

[…]Professor of International Relations, Panteion University, Director of the Institute of International Relations (IDIS) Dr. Constantinos Filis, Associate Professor of International Relations and European Affairs, Director of the ACG Institute of Global Affairs (IGA) Moderator: Dr. Nikos Lampas, Assistant Professor of International Relations and European Affairs, Member of the IGA Academic Advisory […]

Greek diaspora in times of crises and uncertainty

[…]in Social Geography at Harokopio University and research affiliate at the Centre on Migration, Policy, and Society at the University of Oxford. He was previously Departmental Lecturer in Migration Studies at the School of Anthropology, University of Oxford and SEESOX/Onassis fellow at the Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford. Before he was Marie Curie postdoctoral fellow at the University of Macedonia, and lecturer at the University of Amsterdam. His academic interests broadly concern the study of migration and nationalism. He has done research and published on immigrant-native relations, ethnic boundaries and categorisation, everyday nationhood, brain drain, and […]
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Place Branding Event @ ACG

[…]Greece; Dr. Mihalis Kavaratzis, Professor, Manchester Metropolitan University, Co-founder of the International Place Branding Association, Senior Fellow of the Institute of Place Management; Dr. Stella Kladou, Assistant Professor, Hellenic Mediterranean University; Dr. Maria Psimouli, Fellow of the Center of Excellence on Food, Tourism and Leisure (CoEFTL), Assistant Professor, School of Business and Economics, Deree- ACG; Effie Koudeli, International Relations Officer at This is Athens; Dr. Annie Triantafyllou, Dean of the School of Business and Economics, Deree– ACG; Dr. Athanasios Krystallis, Ex. Director of the Center of Excellence on Food, Tourism and Leisure (CoEFTL), Associate Professor, School of Business and Economics, […]

Donate for Ukraine

[…]stop by the Office of Student Affairs) Organized by: Deree Student Association Supported by: International Honors Program, Office of Public Affairs, Office of Student Affairs   About the event As part of our Annual Thanksgiving—to show our gratefulness, gratitude and to give back to the broader community—we will be collecting long-term durable goods (pasta, legumes, rice, olive oil, sugar, coffee, flour, canned goods) for the families in Ukraine, on behalf of the Doctors of the World. Please be sure to record your name and ACG email on the Donation Form found at the round table in the DSA […]

Female Entrepreneurs and Venture Capitalists: Realities, Opportunities and Challenges in the Greek and Israeli Ecosystems

[…]of Business and Economics, Deree-ACG; Maria Hala, Head, Female Founders’ Startups Cluster, International Chamber of Commerce Women Hellas (ICC Women Hellas) (ICCW Hellas); Natalie Levi, CEO & Co-Founder, Nannuka  From left to right (2nd row) Dr. Annie Triantafillou, Dean, School of Business and Economics, Deree-ACG; Barbara Geladakis, Founder & CEO Rodi Fertility; Sharon Barzik Cohen, Partner and CFO Qumra Capital; Dr. Irit Yaniv, Co-Founder & CEO Almeda Ventures; Dr. Tali Feldman Sivan, Serial Entrepreneur, Founder of Hameizot Female Founders Accelerator; Orit Goren, COO of jFrog; Maria Pallidou, Associate Lecturer in Entrepreneurship, School of Business and Economics, Deree-ACG; Lihi Pinto, Founder […]
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Anti-Semitism on the Intersection between Extremist Movements

[…]Deree-ACG in collaboration with ISGAP – Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy When: Tuesday, November 29, 2022 |14:10-15:10 (activity hour) Where: You may join the event online (Zoom) here The event is free and open to the public. Bio of the Speaker   Yehudit Barsky Yehudit Barsky is a Middle East counterterrorism specialist and serves as a Research Fellow at the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy. Her research interests encompass the nexus between anti-Semitism and Islamism, radicalization methodologies in extremist movements, and the intersection between recruitment systems of jihadist, white supremacist, and other terrorist […]
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Images beyond categories: cinematography in hybrid narratives

[…]Film Festival Rotterdam, Journées Cinématographiques de Carthage in Tunisia and Jihlava International Documentary Festival. As a photographer, Stephanos’s work has been presented in several international art venues and exhibitions, including The Rencontres d’Arles and the National Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations (MuCEM). In collaboration with the non-profit organization Dekadrage, he coordinated a long-term photography workshop in Marseille (France) with people suffering from mental illnesses. This work was turned into a book entitled 4 years of Madness presented at the Athens Photo […]
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Producing. A personal experience.

[…]first-hand insight into film producing in Greece and on the current landscape of European and International Co-Productions. Giorgos Karnavas, producer of independent arthouse Greek films, European co-productions and recently executive producer of The Palm D’or 2022  Winner Triangle of Sadness, will take us through his personal journey of making films, from picking directors and stories that matter, to navigating the international film market and business.   About the speaker Giorgos Karnavas studied Political Sciences at the University of Athens and Finance at the Hellenic Management Association while taking courses on scriptwriting. He is the founder and producer of Synch Festival. […]

“Place Branding” Day

[…]universities and funding bodies. She has published in prominent academic journals and books of international publishers and presented at well-esteemed international conferences. She has participated in and/or led several international and national projects as a researcher or consultant. She is an International Place Brand Specialist for The Place Brand Observer, in the editorial board of the leading journals, and in the organizing and/or scientific board of international conferences. Her research mainly pertains to place branding, cultural and wine tourism, and digital marketing.   Effie Koudeli International Relations Officer at This is Athens Efi Koudeli is a consultant with an extensive 15 years’ […]

ACG establishes collaboration with Columbia University

[…]a collaboration with Columbia University on the U.S. Science Support Program, part of the International Ocean Discovery Program. The program is funded by the U.S. National Science Foundation and involves ocean research through scientific ocean drilling in the Santorini crater between December 2022 and February 2023. Six U.S. degree-seeking or study-abroad students from ACG traveled to Santorini in mid-October for a week to assist in an exhibition of ocean subsurface exploration. Deree students assisted in running different exhibitions and interacted with more than 1,500 students from primary to high school. They also participated in a geology field trip and ran […]
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The melancholic pursuit of freedom in the 21st century

[…]in journals, periodicals, newspapers, and websites.  He has been serving on the board of several international journals and initiatives.  He explores the notion of revolution as hubris in modern tragedy in a site-in-progress and he blogs on music, literature, friends, and […]
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Economic and social consequences of the Asia Minor Catastrophe

[…]Emeritus of Economics at the University of Athens and previously Greece’s representative at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and Chief Consultant & Chair of the Advisory Board of the ACG Institute for Hellenic Growth & Prosperity, outlined the economic turbulence in Greece between 1917-1932. By 1910, Greece was strong economically. Yet, in 1922, things took a turn for the worse since the nation needed assistance to settle the refugees. Greece took out a loan and combined with humanitarian relief, heavily invested in building its infrastructure. Within ten years, the refugees were settled, and Greece focused on a path to Europe. […]
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International Food Festival

When: Wednesday, November 9 | 14:30 Where: Deree Student Lounge Organized by: International Student Services Office ACG Health & Wellness Center   About the event Don’t miss this opportunity to cook and share favorite ethnic specialties, from American apple pie to falafel and tabbouleh, to original French crepes and lentil soup! For more information, contact 210 600 9800 ext. 1700, […]
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