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[…]of conversation and inspiration at his New York City home on April 16. ACG President David G. Horner delivered a warm welcome and introduction to ACG’s unique role in Greece’s educational ecosystem. Dr. Horner described ACG’s extraordinary growth and impact since its relocation to Greece following the Smyrna Catastrophe in 1923. Mr. Logothetis inspired the gathering with comments about his commitment to Greek values and American opportunity, and described the origins and impacts of the Libra Internship Program, initially established at ACG in 2011. A “fireside chat” between Mr. Logothetis and surprise guest General Andrew P. Poppas, Commanding General, U.S. […]
[…]quality of their work, their ease of social interaction, and their academic prowess,” noted Dr. Horner of the scholars during the ceremony at DEREE’s 7th Level Auditorium, adding “they are very fine students, and the program enhances their personal lives and careers going forward. As an educator, I am thrilled and very happy to recognize these accomplishments and say ‘Thank You’ to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation for this outstanding Scholarship Program for Parallel Studies at The American College of Greece.” Launched in 2014, the program allows high-achieving students from Greek public universities who want to combine fields of study and enhance their academic […]
[…]and appreciation, College flags will be flown at half-mast until January 31, 2019. David G. Horner, President The American College of […]
[…]to promote peace and justice within the framework of Hellenic and Western values. David G. Horner President The American College of […]
[…]quality of their work, their ease of social interaction, and their academic prowess,” noted Dr. Horner of the scholars during the ceremony at DEREE’s 7th Level Auditorium, adding “they are very fine students, and the program enhances their personal lives and careers going forward. As an educator, I am thrilled and very happy to recognize these accomplishments and say ‘Thank You’ to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation for this outstanding Scholarship Program for Parallel Studies at The American College of Greece.” Launched in 2014, the program allows high-achieving students from Greek public universities who want to combine fields of study and enhance their academic […]
[…]and will receive their degrees from the president of The American College of Greece, Dr David G. Horner. Furthermore, outstanding students will be awarded for their academic performance throughout their studies at The American College of Greece. Families and friends of the graduating students, ACG faculty and staff, alumni and honorary guests; everyone will be present at the most significant academic event to celebrate the students’ accomplishments and say the most heartfelt “farewell” to them as they embark on a promising life journey. Graduating students can find more information on the commencement procedures […]
[…]core history of this institution is disruption and educational innovation” commented President Horner and presented ACG’s strategic plan “Advancing the Legacy, Growing Greece” to reinvigorate the Greek economy and help promote social change, through education and knowledge. “Leveraging οn educational institution for economic growth is the American story; it is driving the American economy and to a larger extent it is driving the economy of the world. This is the pattern we are intending to follow here with The American College of Greece. To make a difference in this country; that has always been our purpose at ACG” concluded President […]
[…]mission and vision of ACG dedicatedly for 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 years. ACG President, Dr David G. Horner, welcomed everyone to the event and focused on ACG employees’ collective accomplishments, saying that “everywhere you look you see achievement living out of mission.” He proudly stated that he believes ACG can compete with any educational institution in the US, since it delivers value in so many ways. He closed his remarks with the wish for the New Year to bring even more successes to each and everyone associated with ACG. The Vice President of Human Resources and Campus Facilities, […]
[…]and determination as they received their bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Dr. David G. Horner, President of The American College of Greece, welcomed the graduates, along with the Board of Trustees, ACG faculty and staff, and the families and friends of the graduates to the 2019 Deree Commencement Ceremony: “The future success of tonight’s graduates will be built on the preparation they have received at The American College of Greece as well as on the loving investments of family, friends, teachers and others who have encouraged and sustained them. And so, we especially welcome those present as well as those here in […]
[…]Kikilias, the Minister of Education & Religious Affairs, Mrs. Niki Kerameus and Dr. David G. Horner, President of The American College of Greece. Click here to watch live their messages from the Amphitheater of the Acropolis […]
[…]to help Greek and international students receive the highest level of education.” Dr. David G. Horner, President of The American College of Greece, briefly described the history of ACG, explaining that it was founded in 1875 in Asia Minor, and was forced out of the country in 1922, following the great catastrophe in Smyrna. “We are a refugee institution by heritage,” said Dr. Horner adding, “So, we have a profound connection to the history of refugees and a concern, as a result of that, for the refugees that in 2017 now find themselves displaced and looking for safety, shelter, education, […]
[…]prevalence decline in Greece. The President of the American College of Greece, Dr. David G. Horner, honorary guest of the Ministry of Health, addressed the audience with a short message, during which he paid tribute to the pioneering pillars of the College, ever since its establishment in Asia Minor, as an economic, cultural and social impact to the Greek society. Dr. Horner acknowledged the vision of the Greek-American entrepreneur and philanthropist George D. Behrakis, materialized by the establishment and documented work of the ACG Institute of Public Health (IPH), which is fully funded by the Behrakis Foundation in Boston. Mentioning […]
To enhance the College’s commitment towards sustainability and President Horner’s 2025 Vision, the Center of Excellence for Sustainability (CES) at the Office of Public Affairs, recently launched the Sustainable Events Guidelines in an effort to further support sustainable development across all of its divisions. The overall goal of these guidelines is to help reduce the environmental and financial cost of an ACG event, while maintaining quality and ensuring that the event caters to cultural and social diversities. The guidelines include key performance indicators (KPI’s) which are focusing on policy, materials and waste, catering, and energy. Through these guidelines, we are […]
[…]to celebrate on an evening dedicated to honoring achievements and relationships, as President Horner said referring to the contribution of educators and peers in each student’s accomplishment. From the Outstanding Graduate, the Internship, and Study Abroad awards, to the Society of the Year and College Life Spirit awards, more than 120 students were cheered on for their accomplishments in sports, parallel study, scholarships, and so much more from their experience at Deree! The 2016 Student Awards Ceremony highlighted the accomplishments of students who shined academically, creatively, and morally this year; students who have made the most out of their experience […]
[…]We mourn the loss of our loved ones and pray for comfort and healing in the days ahead. David G. Horner President The American College of […]
[…]first-hand the effect of the crisis. The event began with a short speech by President David G. Horner, who discussed several underlying factors that have led to, and continue to affect, the current financial situation in Greece. Dr. Horner also contrasted Greek and US higher education establishments, and concluded by stressing the importance of rebuilding Greece’s “human capital engine,” adding that education is one of the many areas requiring re-engineering for sustainable prosperity. The President was followed by a succession of short presentations from professionals including former Greek Minister of Finance, Philippos Sachinidis, who outlined lessons learned from the Greek […]
[…]leavened with optimism. For all members of the ACG community, we wish the best in 2016! David G. Horner, PhD President The American College of […]
[…]the influence of Hellenic values and traditions that reach back thousands of years.” David G. Horner, President, The American College of […]
[…]evening have worked hard and richly deserve the recognition we will bestow upon them,” said Dr. Horner adding that, “they are ready to navigate the challenges of a global economy and to be constructive agents of social change.” Dr. Horner then introduced the Ambassador of the United States Embassy in Greece, Geoffrey R. Pyatt, who honored Deree with his presence, bringing a greeting on behalf of the people of the United States. US Ambassador Pyatt addressed the graduating Class of 2017 saying, “Your outstanding education has given you the tools to make a difference. Now it’s up to you to […]
[…]impact of which will be felt for many years to come. In a special citation, ACG President David G. Horner thanked Mr. Logothetis for his belief in the College and support of its students. Guests also learned how the program operates, viewed video testimonials from some of the 10 students on assignment around the world, and met the 2013 interns. June 2013 […]
