October 14th 2019, at 5.30pm in the Poetry Center (2nd floor of the Humanities Building) – Honoring the anniversary of October 28,1940 Sofia Iordanidou, Department of Journalism and Communication, Open Universityĭecember 16th 2019, at 5.30pm in the Humanities Seminar Room 1008, 1st floor Ioannides, Director of the Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek ' Cyprus Under British Rule: Culture, Politics and the Movement Towards Union with Greece', by Prof. Webinar via Zoom: Meeting ID 995 8340 4348 Passcode: 744069įebruary 29 - March 1, Wang Theater, Stony Brook University

Yiorgos Anagnostou, Professor, Dept of Classics, Ohio State University ' Greek Americans, African Americans: Toward a History of Social Encounters', by Prof. ' The “Great OXI!”: War, Freedom, and the Greek Struggle against Fascism', by Lidia Santarelli, PhD (Princeton University) Wednesday October 28 at 6pm Michael Cosmopoulos (University of Missouri-St. The Mycenaean Palace at Iklaina and the Creation of Greek Epic Poetry', by Prof. Alexandros Kitroeff (Haverford College) Monday February 8 at noon ' The Greeks of Egypt, 1800s-1960s: A Diaspora Community with Two Homes' by Prof. Nikos Chrissidis (Southern Connecticut State University) Monday March 8 at 6pm ' Α Greek Lady is Leaving Odessa: Maria Voutsina through War and Revolution' by Prof. Maria Kaliambou (Yale University) Monday March 29 at 6pm Books for the Education of Greek AmericansĪt the Beginning of the 20 th Century, by Prof. In collaboration with Hellenic Film Society USA (tickets available through ) 4 th Annual Hellenic Film Festival, March 19-28 Frank Hess (Indiana University Bloomington) Wednesday April 21 at 6pm Food for Thought: Modern Greek Cuisine between Empire and Nation, by Prof. Title : Slaying the Dragon: Byzantine Survivals in the Greek War of Independence Please come to SAC Ballroom A to celebrate with our October 29 th, 7.30pm: T he Stony Brook Greek and Cypriot Club hosts this year's OXI Day celebration. Will premier at the Metropolitan Opera in November 2021. Performance will take place at the Staller Recital Hall. Will be following by a recital with selections performed by soprano Liv Redpath. Lecture Title : 'Primal Loss: Four Hundred Years of Orpheus and Eurydice in Opera'. October 28 th, 8pm: Matthew Aucoin and Liv Redpath. Title : Cold War Liberalism, Civilization, and the Neoliberal Turn in Greece November 15 th, 2.30pm: Despina Lalaki, Adjunct Associate Professor of Sociology, CUNY. Thanasis Spiliopoulos, National Gallery of Greece Ministry of Education and Religious AffairsĮxploring the National Gallery of Greece (lecture). Sunday May 1st, 2pm at the Union AuditoriumĪtlas of Greek-Turkish Relations (lecture). Tribute to Mikis Theodorakis: A Celebration of Life

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