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[…]Board and Managing Director of PHARMATHEN – graduated from PIERCE and are active alumnae. Dr Horner presented the two men with certificates of appreciation for their companies, expressing the ACG community’s “profound appreciation for what you have done and for what you are doing.” Dr Horner also thanked both families for their tireless dedication, support, and commitment to The American College of Greece through scholarships and internships provided 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 […]
President David G. Horner announced today the official launch of The American College of Greece’s most recent public service initiative: the ACG Institute of Public Health. “We are delighted to collaborate with the Behrakis Foundation (based in Boston, MA) to offer a significant resource to benefit Greek society, further enhancing ACG’s social responsibility endeavors”. The ACG Institute of Public Health builds on a program begun in 2010 by the Behrakis Foundation in co-operation with the Harvard School of Public Health, under the operating direction of Dr. Panagiotis Behrakis of the Hellenic Anti-Cancer Society and formerly, Associate Professor at the Medical School […]
[…]new venture that will expand Demokritos’ impact even further in this area.” President David G. Horner of The American College of Greece noted that “The National Centre for Scientific Research “Demokritos” and ACG have been neighbors in Aghia Paraskevi for many years. This agreement reflects not only our physical proximity but also the similarities in our institutional goals of promoting research and innovation and our commitment to advancing economic development in Greece.” The ACG Innovation Hub @ Demokritos is expected to begin operations as early as spring of 2022, under the direction of ACG’s Research, Technology & Innovation […]
Non ministrari, sed ministrare – Not to be served, but to serve A core mission of The American College of Greece is to contribute to the advancement of Greece and the global community through teaching, scholarship, outreach and service rooted in the American educational tradition. The achievement of this mission is not possible without the support of alumni and friends of the College who join us in the belief that high achieving students should have the opportunity to attain a quality education in Greece. Mission-Driven Following the model of independent educational institutions in the U.S., ACG is a mission-driven […]
[…]of this year’s Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) Scholarship Program. President David G. Horner gave the welcoming remarks, discussed the road so far for the SNF Scholarship Program and the bridge the Program created between Deree and Greek public educational institutions. The President concluded his speech by congratulating all scholars for their achievements. Executive Director of Development, Mary Triantafillou, followed by introducing three scholars, Stamatia Tsampa, Andreas Moschovitis and Christiana Verdeli on stage who gave testimonials on their experiences as SNF Scholarship recipients. “I am more than certain that Deree will be here for you to help you blossom as it […]
[…]impact through a variety of socially responsible initiatives. As also reflected in President Horner’s 2025 vision, and following US best practices, ACG is gradually developing an ever-growing number of sustainability best practices addressing issues from carbon footprint, to energy efficiency and social responsibility, to sustainability focus in academic programs and research, as well as further enhancement in transparency, diversity and accountability. STARS facts: ACG is the second institution in Europe to win a SILVER rating. We are one of the 3 institutions for 2017 that were awarded with SILVER-rating outside the US and Canada ACG is the one of the […]
[…]between Greece and the United States on matters of economy, trade, and security. President Horner addressed the opening remarks and described ACG’s relationship with the U.S. Embassy in Athens as “Our no. 1 institution relationship” before introducing the Ambassador to the audience. “In many ways we are going through one of the most promising phases of U.S.-Greece relations in a very long time” said Ambassador Pyatt on an optimistic note. Commenting on Greece’s great current investment opportunities, the Ambassador stressed the country’s enormous potential in the areas of renewable energy, logistics, digitization, and human capital. In the discussion that followed […]
[…]helped build a strong case. Following US best practices and as also reflected in President Horner’s 2025 vision, ACG has come a long way as an academic institution since the first STARS report was submitted in 2015. For more detailed information on ACG Sustainability Achievements, please visit our website. With more than 900 participants in 40 countries, AASHE’s STARS program is the most widely recognized framework in the world for publicly reporting comprehensive information related to a college or university’s sustainability performance. As we stand, ACG is the only academic institution in Greece that submits such a report and one […]
[…]a light of hope for the coming period. In announcing the Scholarships Program, President David G. Horner stated, “In these unprecedented times, it is extremely encouraging to see organizations, like the John S. Latsis Foundation, endorsing our mission of adding distinctive and sustainable value to our students, Greece and the global community. We are grateful for the Foundation that supports deserving young people to become global citizens and make a positive difference in society.” Eva Lianou, General Manager at the John S. Latsis Public Benefit Foundation, commented that: “The ‘Latsis Foundation Study Abroad Scholarships Program is a product of the Foundation’s commitment to enhance access to […]
[…]Carydis, greeted the teams and the crowd of students, faculty, staff, and ACG President David G. Horner, and added “We are proud to organize and host events that promote social contribution and awareness of people as part of the ACG CARES program. We are also proud of the members of the College community who regularly participate in volunteer activities and contribute in various ways by supporting a large number of NGOs, the local authorities, and other third parties.” In line with ACG’s mission to “contribute to the advancement of Greece and the global community through teaching, scholarship, outreach, and service,” […]
[…]illuminating lecture held at DEREE’s 7th Level Auditorium, including ACG President Dr. David G. Horner and DEREE Provost Thimios Zaharopoulos, who introduced the team, saying what an “honor” it is for DEREE to host them and learn from their quest for meaning. Alex Pattakos, PhD and Elaine Dundon, MBA, described how they came up with the OPA Way and its main tenants which they described as: O (Others) — Connect Meaningfully with Others P (Purpose) — Engage with deeper Purpose, and A (Attitude) — Embrace life with Attitude. OPA! Mr. Pattakos and Ms. Dundon came up with their philosophy for living, […]
[…]1973 class. The more than sixty alumni were joined at the event by ACG President Dr. David G. Horner, Dr. S. Sue Horner, George E. Triantaris, Vice President of Development and Alumni Relations, Mary-Irene Triantafillou (DEREE ’89), Executive Director of Development, Olga E. Julius, PIERCE Principal, Manos Varouhas (DEREE ’91), Executive Director of Alumni and Parent Relations, Eleni Dimou, Dean of Lyceum, Maximos Vassiliou, Deputy Director of Gymnasium, Christina Chantzou (DEREE ’01), Executive Coordinator of Development and Alumni Relations, Lucas Paleocrassas, a DEREE student and Student Assistant, five PIERCE ambassadors and supervisor Theodosis Dracopoulos, and Nikolas Papoulias, PIERCE student, who also delivered a warm […]
[…]and Master’s degrees from the President of The American College of Greece, Dr. David G. Horner. “Embrace learning as a lifelong journey. Reflect with gratitude on all that you have been given and give generously to others. Be the future!” These were the motivational words that Dr. David G. Horner addressed to the graduating students of DEREE – The American College of Greece, conveying a message of hope and success. During the ceremony, Dr. Linda P. B. Katehi, Chancellor of the University of California, Davis, received the honorary Doctor of Science degree from the American College of Greece. “You are […]
[…]campus, where he was received by the President of the American College of Greece, Dr. David Horner. The two men visited the classrooms where the introductory English courses are held and spoke with the 48 students who received the “Education Unites” scholarships. The refugees had the chance to share their experiences and everyday challenges as displaced individuals but also to express their gratitude for this unique chance they have been given to continue their studies and fulfill their dreams. “Having left the horror of the war – and all that we have lived for the past two years – behind […]
[…]opportunities to the next generation of achievers and creating a true sense of pride, Dr Horner said, adding, “it was a great evening! We remember it with great affection.” President Horner and ACG’s Executive Director of Development Mary-Irene Triantafillou (DEREE ’89) then welcomed all the benefactors, their representatives, as well as the scholarship recipients onto the stage to receive their certificates. “It is critical for us, in Greece, to invest in talented youth and ensure that they receive the development required to ultimately assume leadership roles in our country,” says Jenny Tsimiklis, Human Resources Director at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) Greece.“ GSK […]
[…]of John S. Bailey Library with the theme “Young Leaders Grow(ing) Greece. President David G. Horner and Dr. Annie Triantafyllou, Dean, School of Business, delivered the opening remarks and introduced the keynote speaker and Mission Chief for Greece at the European Commission, Mr. Declan Costello. Regarding the future of the Greek economic-readjustment period Mr. Costello said on a positive note: “The European Commission strongly agrees that Greece is able to successfully conclude the Economic Adjustment Program within 2018.” Mr. Costello supported that sustainable economic growth will depend on how dedicated the Greek government can be to the proposed next steps. […]
[…]of tomorrow, continuing the proud tradition of this institution dating back to 1875,” Dr. Horner added referring to the fundraising evening’s net proceeds which will fund merit- and need-based scholarships at ACG. Dr. Horner then asked the audience at the Irene Bailey Open Air Theater to stand if they had received any academic or other merit scholarship, any financial assistance or a reduction in tuition for any reason – including funding to study abroad – during their studies at ACG. Dozens in the audience answered his call, standing up to wide applause. President Horner stressed that ACG’s overall percentage increase […]
[…]in one of the world’s most historic and cosmopolitan capitals – Athens, Greece. David G. Horner, PhD President The American College of […]
[…]Both certifications are valid until 2026. These certifications align directly with President Horner’s 2025 vision and ACG’s sustainability strategy. ACG’s commitment to energy management and greenhouse gas emissions reduction is aligned with the National and European legislation, international best practices, and has the valuable participation and support of the entire ACG community, including students, faculty, and staff. ACG remains dedicated to its mission of fostering a sustainable, energy-efficient environment while making a positive contribution to our […]
[…]example of opinion leaders that ACG will be hosting, coming primarily from the US. President David Horner warmly welcomed the ambassador, expressing ACG’s appreciation of the role the U.S. government and the U.S. Embassy in Greece have played in the development of The American College of Greece, also referring to the mission and core values of the College “at a time when world events are bringing new challenges to campus communities in the U.S. and around the globe,” as he said. Welcoming the ambassador on behalf of the students, Melina Giannakouli presented the ambassador’s bio and students-panelists Giorgos Artelaris, Lydia […]
