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News release
Our fall compilation: event recordings and online survey now available
We are pleased to announce that this fall's event recordings are now available for viewing. To access the recordings, use the links below or visit our YouTube channel.
Fall Seminar Series
Church, State & People(s): Educational Policies & Medieval History Curricula - Jovana Anđelković
Back Through the System...Again: Taking Apart the Aegean Bronze Age - Dimitri Nakassis
Going After Eva Palmer Sikelianos - Artemis Leontis
Mapping the Margins: Introducing the Central Achaia Phthiotis Survey - Margriet Haagsma
A Memory Called Empire: Science Fiction from a Byzantinist's Frame - AnnaLinden Weller
Swinging Democracy: Law in Early Hellenistic Athens - Ilias Arnaoutoglou
Fourth Annual Edward and Emily McWhinney Memorial Lecture
Charismatic Leadership and its Discontents: The Case of Greece - Harris Mylonas
Memory and Trauma Through History and Culture Series
Migration Symposium:
- Keynote & Panel I: Migrations in Modern History
- Panel II: Culture, Art and Migration
- Panel III: Migration and Politics
- Panel IV: Migrations in Antiquity, Renaissance and Medieval History
- Panel V: Migrations and Impact on the Individual
Pandemic/s Panel
Thank you once again to all of our attendees, sponsors, co-hosts, and our guest speakers, for bringing this semester to life despite its virtual nature!
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