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You may have glimpsed him wandering around the campus this past year, tall, bearded, looking more like an ancient philosopher than an expert in European integration. Simon Bensasson, Anatolia Class of 1963, recently retired from a senior position at the European Commission, has spent 2012-13 as the Dukakis Visiting Professor… More

During the ACT commencement ceremony that took place on July 2nd , graduates celebrated the end of an exciting academic life at ACT, the turning of a page and the opening of a new chapter in their life.   Keynote remarks were delivered by Vasilis Tsamis, Chief Operating & Co-Chief … More

No less than 69 U.S. students are participating in ACT's 5 week summer study abroad program this year. Students come from various states and are recruited mostly through the 30 plus U.S. partner schools that ACT has agreements with.   Students enroll in academic courses such as management, history, politics, Greek… More

The Dukakis Center hosted a variety of events and developed new capacities during the spring 2013 semester at ACT. Building on the success of the December 2012 Business and Politics Forum, and the November 2011 Dukakis International Symposium, the Center hosted a trio of distinguished seminar series lecturers on the… More

Thursday, June 20 • 19:00 p.m. IANOS Bookstore (7, Aristotelous Str.) The Michael and Kitty Dukakis Center for Public and Humanitarian Service Cordially welcomes you to a book panel Harris Mylonas Elliott School of International Affairs George Washington University “The Politics of Nation-Building: Making Co-Nationals, Refugees, and Minorities” (Cambridge University… More