[…]Filis Director, Institute of Global Affairs, The American College of Greece Associate Professor of International Relations and European Affairs, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Deree – The American College of Greece Bio available here Vassilis Kopsachilis Political advisor and Specialist on corporate diplomacy Vassilis Kopsachilis is political advisor and specialist on corporate diplomacy. Beginning his career in the early 1990s, Vassilis Kopsachilis worked on EU development programs across the Balkans, Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. Since the early 2000s, he has actively monitored the MENA region on behalf of mining, energy and technology companies. Academically, […]
[…]and Anglistica AION, co-authored several papers and book chapters, and presented at various international conferences. She is currently a reviewer for Gender & Language and Journal of Language and Discrimination. Selected Publications Levon, E. & Katsiveli, S. (in press) Sexuality and the interactional micro-politics of belonging. In Karrebaek, M.S., & M. Maegaard (eds.) Language, Nation, Value. Levon, E., & Katsiveli, S. (in press) Borders, norms, and the dialogic construction of self. In McKenzie-Jones, P., McManus, S. & J. Young (eds.) Challenging Borders. Katsiveli, S. (2024) “If I want to join this queer thing, will they accept me?” Queer identities and […]
[…]2023 report. For the tenth consecutive year, ACG’s dedication to sustainability is recognized internationally. In 2025, the College earned top performer status in two categories: Campus Engagement: 4th place with a score of 97.69%. Wellbeing & Work: 2nd place with a score of 99.1%. Additionally, ACG ranked 3rd overall in the Master’s Institutions category, based on its impressive STARS Gold Rating with a score of 81.87. This places ACG among only 11 institutions outside the US and Canada, and as one of only five European institutions achieving a Gold Rating. The College remains the only Greek institution reporting, underscoring its […]
[…]Aktouarios (c.1275-c.1330) (OUP, 2020), was awarded the Prize for Young Historians by the International Academy of the History of […]
[…]contributions include participation in 14 research projects, 36 peer-reviewed publications in international journals, and 24 authored book chapters in educational texts. Extensive experience in higher education involves teaching and course organization. Professional roles include serving as a scientific consultant for the Hellenic Ministry of Health, a board member of Hellenic National Blood Transfusion Center (EKEA), the National Authority of Medically Assisted Reproduction, and Greece’s Biovigilance Representative at the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety. Selected Publications Adamopoulou M., Kalkani E., Charvalos E., Avgoustidis D., Haidopoulos D., Yapijakis C. Comparison of cytology, colposcopy, HPV typing and biomarker analysis in […]
[…]while granting graduates the strongest graduation credentials. Click here to learn more.2. An international faculty of scholars & researchers (show)The college boasts an international faculty of PhD and well-qualified adjunct instructors whose impressive research, scholarship and executive credentials collectively create a student-centered classroom and campus experience like no other in Southeast Europe.3. Over 1,000 undergraduate courses offering 25 major degree programs (show)The College offers a breadth and diversity of courses across the liberal arts, business and fine arts at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, granting students the ability to specialize in their chosen area of concentration while enjoying a low […]
[…]participants, as well as vocational training. In an emotional atmosphere, Dean of Enrollment and International Students, Lucy Kanatsoulis was the first to welcome the students before introducing Eleni Alexaki, Senior Cultural Affairs Specialist at The U.S. Embassy in Athens, who expressed her excitement to see the start of the program. Dean Kanatsoulis then gave the floor to Vice President of Enrollment and Administration, Dimitris Andreou. Upon introducing the organizational heart and soul of this project, Cathleen Mcdonnel, VP Andreou described the “Education Unites” initiative as “a dream come true” and took the opportunity to speak of ACG’s refugee origins and […]
[…]University (USA). She is also a Fellow of Robinson College, Cambridge. Her work in Greece and internationally focuses on economic and social history, business and banking history, biographies of bankers, and the history of tourism. She has also collaborated on the development of the Tourism Museum in Athens. Dimitris Philippides Professor Emeritus, National Technical University of Athens Dimitris Filippides is an architect with postgraduate studies at the University of Michigan. He taught at the School of Architecture, National Technical University of Athens, and worked professionally as an architect–urban planner. His principal scholarly work focuses on Greek architecture and urban planning. […]
[…]to resolve the Cyprus Problem and Greek-Turkish Relations” Alexis Heraclides, Professor of International Relations & conflict resolution, Social and Political Sciences, Panteion University October 13, 2016 Greek Banking System Challenges Ahead by Louka Katseli (.pdf) November 3, 2016 The Trump phenomenon and the rearrangement of the American political landscape by Dimitris Keridis (.pdf) Wednesday, November 23, 2016 Eurosceptics vs. Europhiles (.pdf) Friday, November 25, 2016 One-day session: “Islam & the West”, Andreas Andrianopoulos, Asterios Chouliaras, Soti Triantafillou (Larissa) (.pdf) Europe and Islam (.pdf) Event covered by Thessalia TV here. Friday, January 20, 2017 “CHAPTERS OF HISTORY: Greece: a modern state? Trajectories from the […]
[…]due to the wildfires. She is continually working in the field of communication, towards the international projection of Ancient Greek civilization, and participated in many exhibitions (Benaki Museum, Pergamon Museum, etc.). She also participated in the production of media documentaries for BBC, Discovery Channel, National Geographic, History Channel, etc. while in 2009-2010 she was the pre-production manager of the cultural radio series for SKAI radio station. As of 2009, she is Member of the Board of Directors of the new Acropolis Museum. INTERVIEW Q.: What are three enduring lessons you learned during your studies at PIERCE? Teamwork: Cooperation Respect the opinion […]
