The Center for Hellenic Studies is happy to announce the names of the students participating in this year’s summer internship programs in Nafplion, Greece and Washington, DC!

Cultural Internship and Teaching Internship Programs in Nafplion

Through this program, American and Greek students work in pairs at cultural institutions in Nafplion, Greece. American students also take a course in Modern Greek and the Greek students take course on American history and literature.

• General State Archives: Jason Cernius (Harvard University), Panagiota Taktikou (University of Patras)
• Nafplion Archaeological Museum: Caroline Clark (Rhodes College), Gerardo Lagunes-Hernandez (Harvard), and Georgia Galani (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)
• Fougaro: Linda Pan (Harvard) and Alexandra Tsichlaki (Ionian University)
• Peloponnesian Folklore Foundation Museum: Caitlyn Pang (Harvard) and Zacharenia Tsaliki (Democritus University of Thrace)
• National Gallery: Max Schulman (Harvard) and Maria Afroditi Deilogkou (The American College of Greece-Deree)
• Foundation for the Hellenic World: Sharon Zhou (Harvard) and Kimon Velitzanidis (University of Athens)

Caroline Cox (Harvard) and Aikaterini Chatzisava (University of Ioannina) will be teaching assistants for the High School Summer Program for Greek students.

Despina Galiatsou (University of Athens) will be a teaching assistant for the Modern Greek course for American undergraduates in the Cultural Internship Program.

Summer Internship in Washington, DC

This internship brings students to the Center for Hellenic Studies in Washington, DC to work with the Publications and Fellowships and Curricular Development teams. The students working at the CHS this summer are:

Fellowships and Curricular Development

• Emma Brobeck (Carleton College)
• Amy Hendricks (Rhodes College)
• Erik Shell (University of Maryland, College Park)

Publications

• Anastasia Baran (Georgetown University)
• Sydney Shea (Boston University)
• Felege-Selam Yirga (Brandeis University)