Hellenic Studies Program

Supported by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Center for Hellenic Studies at Yale University

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Tuesday, February 21 @ 5:00pm. Bert Groen, Fellow at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music, "Religion in Present-Day Greece: Facts and Challenges." Room 203, Luce Hall, 34 Hillhouse.

Wednesday, February 29 @ 5:00pm. Merih Erol, Hannah Seeger Davis Fellow at Princeton Hellenic Studies, "The Formation of the ‘Ethical Self’ in the Greek Orthodox Populations of the Ottoman Empire and Greece in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries." Room 102, Luce Hall, 34 Hillhouse.

Yale students conduct environmental work in Greece: “Fourni fishermen hope FPA will safeguard stocks, livelihoods”

A collection of essays on Greek reforms entitled The Challenge of Reform in Greece, 1974-2009
is soon to be published by C. Hurst & Co/Columbia University Press (2011). Edited by S.
Kalyvas, G. Pagoulatos and H. Tsoukas, the publication brings together the papers presented
at the conference "The Challenge of Reform in Greece, 1974-2009: Assessment and Prospects," which was organized by the Hellenic Studies Program in 2009.

The Hellenic Studies Program extends its congratulations to Maria Kaliambou, Senior Lector in Hellenic Studies, for her recent selection by the European Commission as “Erasmus Student Ambassador” to represent Greece in Brussels in 2012. ERASMUS, launched by the European Union in 1987, is an academic exchange program among European universities. For its 25th anniversary, on 2012 the European Commission elected via national agencies former student-participants who demonstrated a distinguished career development. Maria was chosen from Greek participants over the past 25 years to represent Greece. The elected ambassadors of all European countries will be invited to the upcoming Erasmus events in 2012 in Brussels.

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