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It was the summer of 1988. Alec Mally, a career foreign service officer, was completing a three-year stint as an economics officer at the US Embassy in Manila. A Sovietologist by inclination and training, with an interest in Eastern Europe, Mally was keen to land a spot on the far side of the… More

ACT announces the recent publication (in Greek), entitled "The Church in the Pandemic Period", by CEMES publications, which includes the proceedings from the International seminar “Church and the Pandemic” and additional documents by important scientists edited by ACT Professor Dr. Nikolaos Dimitriadis, Ph.D., Professor of World Religions, Greek ambassador of Globethics,… More

Starting January 2021, ACT - the American College of Thessaloniki and NATO’s Allied Command Transformation Innovation Hub based in Norfolk, Virginia (USA) launched a partnership involving internship positions for ACT students at the Innovation Hub.  NATO’s Allied Command Transformation (ACT) Innovation Hub is an open collaboration community of people and entities… More

ACT was a wonderful blend of talent, hard work and fun Ilda Zhulali graduated with Honors from ACT in 2001 with a B.A. Degree in History and International Relations, with concentration in Foreign Affairs. She notes that the academic and student experiences that ACT provided left an important impression on… More

On the occasion of the webinar “Peaceful Transfer of Power in the US”, hosted by the Dukakis Center at ACT, we had the opportunity to share views with US Congressman John Sarbanes, a prominent member of the Greek American diaspora.  John Sarbanes has represented Maryland’s 3rd Congressional District in the US… More