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ALERT! Please note that Hellenic Studies academic programming has moved to the Department of Humanities; please visit their website for information on Hellenic Studies (HS) course offerings and academic advising.
Stavros Niarchos Foundation Centre
for Hellenic Studies
The SNF Centre for Hellenic Studies, along with the SNF New Media Lab, is dedicated to bringing the latest in mobile technology and pedagogy to the teaching and learning of Greek, and seeks to promote a better understanding of Hellenism in the community by staging events for academic and lay audiences throughout the year. At its core, the Centre focuses and supports research at SFU on Hellenic topics, from Antiquity to present-day Greece, through grants and postdoctoral fellowships. At the same time, the Centre supports undergraduate and graduate studies on Greece's history, language and culture through its home department of the Humanities.
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SNF Centre graduate member Tiffany VanWinkoop successfully defends MA thesis
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Centre for Hellenic Studies is pleased to share the news that, yesterday, graduate member Tiffany VanWinkoop successfully defended her MA thesis, "Blueprints of Power: Roman Statecraft and Politics in Konstantinos VII's Book of Ceremonies." learn more →
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July 20, 2021
SNF Centre graduate member Tiffany VanWinkoop successfully defends MA thesis
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Centre for Hellenic Studies is pleased to share the news that, yesterday, graduate member Tiffany VanWinkoop successfully defended her MA thesis, "Blueprints of Power: Roman Statecraft and Politics in Konstantinos VII's Book of Ceremonies." -
June 10, 2021
New Greek mythology course from Staellinika adopted by Director of Education Anastasios Koularmanis for Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America schools
The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America announces it will offer a new Greek mythology course to students across the US using Staellinika’s online learning platform. -
June 04, 2021
Strategies for public scholarship, Staellinika's new Greek mythology course, spring convocation and more!
If you happen to wish you were admiring the sweet smell of honeysuckle while wandering through the streets of Athens, taking notes at the Benaki Museum or in Τhessaloniki’s Ano Poli gazing at the remains of an empire dating back to the 4th century, know you’re not alone. The good news? Though we can’t yet travel, it’s exciting to hear that we are turning a corner with the announcement of SFU’s return to campus plan. Our staff continue to work remotely for the time being, but if anything changes, we promise you will be the first to know! We hope you enjoy this month's digest!