[…]Deree – The American College of Greece and Fellow of the IHCLA. She is the Director of the ACG International Honors Program and specializes in classical and critical social and sociological theory. Her research interests include the critiques of metropolitan modernity and the sociological study of architecture. Her latest publications include the festschrift on David Frisby entitled The Detective of Modernity – Essays on the Work of David Frisby (co-ed with Graeme Gilloch), and Building Modern Antiquity: Hymns and Laments for Athens, Routledge/Taylor & Francis. After the seminar, refreshments and light snacks will be offered. The seminar can also be […]
[…]to join our Undergraduate Enrollment team. The successful candidate will be responsible for international student recruitment, admissions processing, and student support. The role involves significant international travel to represent ACG at fairs and events, as well as the cultivation of relationships with prospective students from initial inquiry to enrollment and relocation to Greece. Job Responsibilities: Plan and participate in recruitment initiatives—such as international fairs, high school visits, conferences, and webinars—within the assigned territory. Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with external partners (e.g., educational agents, high school counselors), ensuring they remain informed and equipped to recruit qualified students. Evaluate recruitment outcomes […]
[…]and has lived in Canada, Greece and the UK. She is certified in Business English training (
International House), and she has earned a BA degree (English) from The American College of Greece, a Postgraduate Diploma in Management (with a specialism in Digital Marketing) from the University of Leicester, and an MLitt in Economics and
International Relations from the University of Saint Andrews, Scotland. For more information, please call 210 600 9800 ext. 1532, 1332 or email
[email protected]. Business English Skills can be taken in conjunction with Oral Business English Trusted for training […]
[…]BSc in Kindergarten Education from the University of Athens and Diploma from the Montessori Centre International in London. She has worked as a kindergarten teacher and as a publishing editor. She has written 17 books for adults and over 150 children’s books. In 2015, she was awarded the Prize for Literature by the Piraeus Women’s Group “Exaliptron” for her work, combined with its great appeal and her interactive relationship with her readers. She was also awarded the Prize of “Public” Bookstores, in the category “The most loving character” for her novel “Twin Moons.” Τwo of her novels were screened as […]
[…]diverse portfolio of studies on (1) standards of scientific integrity and responsible science; (2) international education on responsible science and issues pertaining to research with dual use potential; (3) the scientific assessment of animal models; and (4) the care, use, and welfare of laboratory animals. She travels the world because of her projects but when at home she volunteers at a shelter for the homeless and chairs the Superintendent's Advisory Committee on Accountability and Evaluation for the public schools of Arlington County in Virginia. INTERVIEW Q.: What are three enduring lessons you learned during your studies at PIERCE? How to […]
[…]the perils of sexual violence within the sports sphere. The RISE project is coordinated by Social Policy and Action Organization from Cyprus, in partnership with, besides ACG-RC, organizations from Austria, Bulgaria, Italy and Spain. ACG-RC participates through the ACG150 Center of Excellence in Food, Tourism and Leisureled by Professor Athanasios Krystallis, Executive Director of the CoEFTL, whereas the scientific lead on the side of ACG-RC is Dr. Tatiana Chalkidou, Department Head of Tourism, Hospitality and Sports. Other members of the scientific team include Dr. Ritsa Ventouratou, Dr. Chrisanthi Nega, Dr. Stella Leivadi and Ioanna Mitropoulou. The project was formally kicked […]
[…]of business is business Life is a marathon, not a sprint Q.: Describe Deree in three words. International, innovative, competitive Q.: One of your favorite Deree memories? My first day on campus. It was when I realized that I was in an environment ideal for learning and growth. Q.: What do you miss most from your days at Deree? The fact that every day was different in the sense that we had something new and exciting to learn Q.: What was your favorite spot on campus? Definitely the gym and, of course, the cafeteria where I interacted with my fellow […]
[…](Piano Edition 2025). In 2024, he received the “Emerging Soloist Award” from the Gina Bachauer International Music Association. Other awards include the second prize at the Filonas and Chaerogiorgou-Sigara Piano Competitions, first prize at the Felouris Competition, and a merit award at the Montecatini International Piano Competition. Vassilis has participated in masterclasses with renowned pianists and professors, such as Nikolai Lugansky, Jorge Luis Prats, Andrzej Jasiński, Péter Nagy, Martino Tirimo, Dimitri Toufexis, and Jean-Louis Steuerman. He has performed at venues in Greece, the Netherlands, and Sweden, including Megaron-The Athens Concert Hall, Theater Heerlen, the Acropolis of Ancient Sparta, and Nathan […]
[…]from Deree – The American College of Greece and continuing with a Master’s degree in International Journalism at City University London, Lela Dritsa worked for 10 years in the communications field, emphasizing mainly on communication strategy planning and managing promo events. Lela visualized Nannuka.com in 2013 and along with Natalie Levi, gave thousands of parents the opportunity to find a well-trusted helping hand, making Nannuka one of the largest online care destinations in Greece and the UK. For her advocacy and work at Nannuka, Lela has been included as one of Forbes’ 100 women entrepreneurs in Europe and one of […]
[…]He studied Economics and Philosophy at the University of Bristol (B.Sc) and Politics, History and International Relations (M.Phil, D.Phil) at the University of Oxford (Trinity College). His doctoral thesis entitled, Greece 1941-1949: From Resistance to Civil War, was published by Macmillan (1992) and was awarded the “Fafalios Foundation” Prize. He has published twelve collections of poetry, including Vacation in Reality (2009), which won the prestigious “Diavazo” Poetry Prize and was short-listed for National Poetry Prize, and Sonnets of Despair (2011), which was also short-listed for the National Poetry Prize. He has also published a collection of thoughts and aphorisms on poetry and poetics entitled, The Other Place (1994), […]
