University that included courses already taught as part of the current curriculum across departments. 2006. 2. Public Events and Lectures at Portland State University a. Public events Organized and chaired a public presentation at Portland State University by His Excellency Andreas Kakouris, Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus to the USA, who spoke on and the “Cyprus EU.” The audience included students, leaders of the Portland Greek-American community and interested citizens from the broader Portland community. November 15, 2007. Organized and chaired a public lecture on Missing Persons of “The Cyprus: Untold Stories.” Introduced Ms. Sevgul Uludag, an award winning Turkish Cypriot journalist, and Greek Cypriot Mr. Andreas Paraschos, Editor in Chief of Politis newspaper (second in national circulation) who elaborated on the problem of the missing persons that resulted from interethnic bloodshed and on the work they had jointly undertaken that contributed to locating and identifying an increasing number of missing Greek and Turkish Cypriots after decades of inaction. October 2007. Organized and chaired a presentation for Portland State University students by Her Excellency Mrs. Xenia Stephanidou, the Consul General of Greece who spoke on the and “Challenges responsibilities facing diplomats in today’s world.” February, 2007. Public participation in overseas programs of Portland State University: Since the fall of 2006, the Study Abroad class “Cyprus in Transition” has been open to the public for the inclusion of interested citizens. A number of citizens have audited the prerequisite classes at Portland State University and subsequently joined the class on its two-week study to Cyprus. Greek-Turkish Peace Event: Under the Peace Initiatives Project,
University that included courses already taught as part of the current curriculum across departments. 2006. 2. Public Events and Lectures at Portland State University a. Public events Organized and chaired a public presentation at Portland State University by His Excellency Andreas Kakouris, Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus to the USA, who spoke on “Cyprus and the EU.” The audience included students, leaders of the Portland Greek-American community and interested citizens from the broader Portland community. November 15, 2007. Organized and chaired a public lecture on “The Missing Persons of Cyprus: Untold Stories.” Introduced Ms. Sevgul Uludag, an award winning Turkish Cypriot journalist, and Greek Cypriot Mr. Andreas Paraschos, Editor in Chief of Politis newspaper (second in national circulation) who elaborated on the problem of the missing persons that resulted from interethnic bloodshed and on the work they had jointly undertaken that contributed to locating and identifying an increasing number of missing Greek and Turkish Cypriots after decades of inaction. October 2007. Organized and chaired a presentation for Portland State University students by Her Excellency Mrs. Xenia Stephanidou, the Consul General of Greece who spoke on the “Challenges and responsibilities facing diplomats in today’s world.” February, 2007. Public participation in overseas programs of Portland State University: Since the fall of 2006, the Study Abroad class “Cyprus in Transition” has been open to the public for the inclusion of interested citizens. A number of citizens have audited the prerequisite classes at Portland State University and subsequently joined the class on its two-week study to Cyprus. Greek-Turkish Peace Event: Under the Peace Initiatives Project,
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