CYA Virtual Lecture Series
In our effort to stay connected with our community and engage with our students, alumni, friends, and partners, CYA is launching a series of virtual events and happenings. Through a series of virtual activities, lectures, webinars, and cultural/historical walks in Athens, we will be able to interact in ways different from what we previously knew.
CYA’s Virtual Lecture Series is a forum of exchanging thoughts in a virtual environment and a podium in which people related to CYA, and active in their community, are able to share their expertise or experience with a broader public.
Discover the VLS archive below:
American Humanitarianism Abroad: The Greek Commission of the American Red Cross and the American Friends of Greece Between the Wars
Crafts of the Sea: Boatbuilding, Fishing, and Seafaring in the Cyclades
Continuity and Change across the History of the Greek Language
Writing a Woman’s Life: Eva Palmer Sikelianos || Artemis Leontis & Nina Papathanasopoulou
Divided Monument, Dividing Monument: The controversy over the Parthenon Sculptures | A. Chaniotis
Daily Life on a Byzantine Frontier: The Skythian Dimension || John Karavas
Athens: Between the two World Wars || Bruce Clark
Tragedy of the Commons || Stathis Kalyvas & Alexis Phylactopoulos
The Greek Discovery of Practical Reason || Josiah Ober & Voula Tsouna
Smyrna, September 1922 || Lou Ureneck & Alexis Phylactopoulos
Between Pascal and Spinoza? Faith, Reason, and the Cambridge Platonists || Douglas Hedley
SMYRNA, 1922: The End of a Cosmopolitan City || Alexander Kitroeff & Fotini Christia
What’s in a Name? The History of Automated Name Recognition || Jack Hermansen
The Future of Classics || Mary R. Lefkowitz & Barbara Weiden Boyd
Culture as a driver for growth || Nicholas Yatromanolakis & Elaine Papoulias
Data Power to the People || Vassilis Papakonstantinou & Marina Hatsopoulos
Greece’s 1821 & America: A Message of Freedom || Alexander Kitroeff
Reflections on 1821 || Mark Mazower & Nicolas PrevelakisÂ
The Metamorphoses of Education Abroad || Brian Whalen & Hal Haskell
The Ancient Quarrel Between Philosophy and Poetry || Michael K. Kellogg & K. Chris Todd
Discovering the Universe || Dionysis Simopoulos & Catherine Vanderpool
Energy & Climate Change: Rhetoric & Reality || Raphael Moissis & Ulysses Kyriacopoulos
Connecting the Brain to Machines: from Pre-Socratics to Elon Musk | Nicho Hatsopoulos & John Pezaris
Democracy: Old & New || John Camp & John Karavas
Stereotypes and Realities: Reflections from Rural Greece || Michael Herzfeld & Aimee Placas
Exploring themes of Greek Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston || Christine Kondoleon & Phoebe Segal
Travels to Athens from Cyriac to Baedeker || Robert Pitt & Christine Harrison
The Intersection of Tech and Politics: 2020 Edition || Michail Bletsas & Elias Papaioannou
Plague Crisis Management: From Pericles to Capodistrias || Nanno Marinatos & Thanos Veremis