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[…]research due to its promising results.Why This Workshop Is Unmissable:Dr. Frank E. Yeomans, an internationally recognized leader in the field of TFP, brings his extensive expertise to this workshop. His contributions as a practitioner, researcher, and educator in TFP, alongside his collaborations with esteemed colleagues Otto Kernberg and John Clarkin, make this an unparalleled learning opportunity.Workshop Content:Borderline and narcissistic personality disorders are prevalent and can be among the most difficult clinical problems to treat. One of the difficulties in diagnosing and treating personality disorders is the fact that they can manifest themselves in multiple presentations. In this workshop we will […]
[…]in regards to severity, frequency, precipitating factors and symptom control and according to the international guidelines. (GINA) Medication includes one or more of the following: Combination of long-acting bronchodilators and corticosteroid inhalers Oral corticosteroids Oral theophylline, Anti IgE therapy Monoclonal antibodies The attending physician will adjust the treatment, step medication up or down accordingly and help design an action plan for the individual patient. (GINA) References European Respiratory Society. “Adult Asthma.” In European Lung White Book, https://www.erswhitebook.org/chapters/adult-asthma/ (April 19, 2019). For the Greek version of this article, […]
[…]during the Q & A that ensued. Other innovative and interesting presentations focused on “International Business and Human Resources” – including student Rosanna Mortoglou’s presentation of Greek Food Businesses in China, A Cultural Comparison, where she examined how Greek food companies – with popular traditional Greek products – are penetrating the Chinese market, and where the opportunities and challenges lie. Symposium guests were also able to take in the impressive visual arts that lifted their spirits as they strolled through the Student Gallery, and stopped to look at and share their views on the myriad, colorful posters along the DEREE […]
[…]upon Tyne University (M.A.), and Hellenic American University (MSc.). Dr. Manousakis has extensive international experience in higher education and seminar teaching in the U.S., UK, Cyprus and Greece. He is the author of four books, and over one hundred journal and scholarly articles, translations, short stories and poems. He holds professional Mental Health Counseling experience and has over 1,500 supervised hours of total counseling time with individual clients and groups. He practices AV Translation and has worked for the most important studios (Universal, Warner) and platforms (Netflix, Disney, Amazon) and has vast theoretical knowledge of the field, as well as […]
[…]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, […]
[…]in my life. Q: Describe Pierce in three words. Words I associate with Pierce are Ymittos and international, for obvious reasons. Resilient, because of the school’s history that goes back to Smyrna in Asia Minor, which is coincidentally from where the Greek part of my family hails. Q: Which is your fondest memory from your time at Pierce? I recall having spirited debates with some wonderful (and very patient) teachers. Q: What do you miss most from your days at Pierce? Actually, it’s the scent of pines and the natural environment in which the school is embedded. It hadn’t really […]
[…]otherwise. At a period that the world is challenged by a global pandemic, projects that promote international collaboration provide 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 […]
[…]Purposes training (face-to-face, blended, hybrid and online). She specializes in English for International Business Communication, English for the Energy Transition and English for Hospitality. Lia was a Cambridge examiner for many years and co-developed materials for the British Council while working there. She has served as Coordinator of the TESOL Greece Adult Learners Special Interest Group and currently serves on the Board of TESOL Greece, a non-profit professional association for teachers of English as a foreign language. Committed to life-long learning, Lia holds a Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults (Cambridge DELTA) and is certified in International Business English […]
[…]They are also institutions that have consistently demonstrated their commitment 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 […]
[…]Tools, 2021 Clay Dimensions variable Courtesy the artist Photo credit : by the Korean International Ceramic Biennale team Ναταλία Μαντά Memorial Tools, 2021 Πηλός Μεταβλητές διαστάσεις Courtesy the artist Photo credit : by the Korean International Ceramic Biennale team Miltos Manetas UNTITLED (Not Internet), 2022 Oil on canvas 133 x 181 cm © the artist / Courtesy The Breeder, Athens Μίλτος Μανέτας UNTITLED (Not Internet), 2022 Λάδι σε καμβά 133 x 181 εκ. © the artist / Courtesy The Breeder, Athens Yiannis Bouteas The Gesture and the Concept #1 ,1973 Silver print on paper 17 x 21 […]
[…]86%; International: 14%First degree obtained from: Greek AEI (45%); ACG-Deree (25%); International University (30%) Career OpportunitiesOur organizational psychology graduates have gone on to work in organizational psychology and human resource management positions in various sectors, such as financial services and auditing, shipping, retail, consumer goods, energy, technology, telecommunications, and management consulting. 90% of our current graduates are employed in roles in the field of organizational psychology and human resource management even before the end of their studies.Our alumni work at a variety of leading organizations, including:DeloitteAdeccoStanton ChaseCoca-ColaKPMGOTE AcademyBryqThe type of work can include:Human resources and employee selectionDiversity and inclusionPeople analytics and […]
[…]DEREE faculty in 1991. Dr. Katsaitis’s work on applied econometrics has appeared in a number of international academic journals. Nikos Pirounakis, Professor of Economics, DEREE College, is a financial analyst, consultant and journalist. He holds a BA from DEREE College, MSc from the University of Strathclyde, and a PhD from the University of Glasgow. He has written for newspapers and journals such as Economicos Tachydromos, e-Kathimerini, To Vima, Touristiki Agora, Eleftheros Typos, Idiotiki Asphalisis, and The Glasgow Herald. His books include The Greek Economy: Past, Present and Future, and Real Estate Economics: A Point to Point Handbook. 13:40 Κουβεντιάζοντας για το […]
The American College of Greece owes a deep debt of gratitude to the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) – Office of American Schools and Hospitals Abroad (ASHA), for the continuous support that has been central to the success and sustainability of the College. Over a 50-year period, generous grants from the United States have made possible a wide range of facilities, equipment and services used by the ACG community, including buildings, laboratories, library books, multimedia tools – such as PCs, and TV Broadcast studio equipment – in addition to a wide range of software, hardware computer equipment, and […]
[…]changing, it is recommended to follow the updates and recommendations issued by the Hellenic and International Health authorities: Greek Ministry of Health National Public Health Organization-Greece World Health Organization (WHO) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) DETAILED INFORMATION FOR: WHAT TO DO IF YOU ARE SICK WITH CORONAVIRUS DISEASE 2019 here PROTECTIVE MEASURES here WHEN AND HOW TO USE MASKS here SITUATION REPORTS & UPDATES here GLOBAL MAP here HOW TO PREPARE AND TAKE ACTION FOR […]
[…]recreation guides we made it out safely. Don’t miss out! Go on a hike!” – Costas Siampos, International Student, Fall 2011 Deree provides students, faculty, and staff with the opportunity to engage in outdoor recreation, as a healthy and environmentally sound leisure activity that generates a sense of well-being. The Recreational Sports Program provides various outdoor adventure-based experiential activities such as hiking, climbing, scuba-diving, biking, and skiing through organized trips while also providing the requisite equipment. Such activities initiate recreational, educational, and leadership learning opportunities and are a great way for students to learn a new skill, socialize, and explore […]
[…]place in our campuses until April 4th. These include ACG’s Business Week and ACG 2020 International Sports Festival. All college funded trips abroad are also cancelled. We continue taking all necessary measures to ensure the health and safety of our students, faculty and staff. In this context, cleaning protocols are applied regularly throughout the campus. We are also following instructions by the relevant authorities regarding athletic facilities and the swimming pool. Even though we share concerns regarding travelling to and from campus through public transportation and the possibility of being exposed and exposing family members to COVID-19, the Greek Ministry of Education, at this point, does not recommend closing all schools in Athens but only recommends that certain schools […]
[…]a strong track record of scholarly activity, having presented at numerous states, national, and international conferences and having her work published in peer-reviewed journals. Before becoming the Associate Dean of the College of Professional Psychology at The Chicago School, Dr. Collins-Jones was the inaugural Department Chair in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) at The Chicago School-Dallas Campus. In addition to developing and managing the program, she taught courses in Child and Adolescent Psychopathology, Assessment, Supervision and Consultation, Advanced Behavioral Therapy, Health Psychology, and Pediatric Psychology. In addition to her academic work, Dr. Collins-Jones is active in several professional organizations, including the American […]
[…]home-made cupcakes and Christmas crafts for a host of good causes, while all guests enjoyed tasty international food, a stellar student theater production and other fun activities – such as Black & Decker arts-and-crafts workshops. Guests were also keen to try their hand at the popular lottery – featuring a slew of lovely gifts and services, which several companies and individuals generously donated. ACG is grateful to all for their hard work and time towards making the beautiful Pierce fairytale Christmas Village with a sea of picturesque wooden Christmas houses, a reality, and for all those invaluable contributions towards the […]
[…]School, LSE – for graduate studies, while others have been successfully employed at leading international companies, even before their official graduation! President David G. Horner awarded the graduating students with Bachelor and Master degrees and addressed the 2016 Deree Class saying, “This moment belongs primarily to you. While others helped to bring you to this place, it is you who claimed this investment and made it your own. Now you stand at the threshold of a future you must also claim as your own. Graduates of 2016, we are proud of your accomplishments; we are the better for our association […]
[…]College of Greece are deductible as charitable donations to the extent allowed by US law. Q: Are international (non-Greek, non-US) donations accepted? (show) A: Yes – Gifts to ACG from non-Greek and non-US taxpayers are accepted. Q: Do donations qualify for tax deductions in other countries? (show) A: The tax deductibility of your gift depends on the laws of the country where you pay taxes. Q: Can I designate my gift for a specific purpose? (show) A: Gifts in support of The American College of Greece (Pierce and Deree) may be directed to the annual fund (unrestricted), the Scholarship Fund, […]
