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Abstract

The Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies Records contains documents, correspondence, flyers, newspaper clippings, and photographs created by and related to the Center since their founding in 1974 to present. Since its inception, the Center has sought to promote Greek culture and academia through various courses, publications, and events.

Scope and Contents This series contains materials related to the early development of the Center of Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, the creation of the Bachelor of Arts in Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, various courses offered by the Center over the years, the Advisory Council and board meeting minutes and agendas, financial and academic reports, questionnaires and surveys on the Center, fundraising events, projects ctreated by the Center, materials from the related Ethnic Studies Program, and...

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This series contains materials related to various lectures and conferences hosted and collaborated on by the Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, annual award ceremonies and graduations the Center has held, anniversaries of the Center, related Greek clubs and activities, and other assorted events.

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This series contains media materials produced by or related to the Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies. It includes newspaper clippings in English and Greek covering the Center's numerous events, the Journal of Modern Hellenism (an academic journal produced by the Center, the Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies newsletters, and photographs from the Center's events.

Scope and Contents This sub-series focuses on the creation and development of the Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies Bachelors of Arts Program. It includes early proposal forms for the B.A. Program, which discuss various topics such as the proposed name, structure and personnel, and an explanation for what the program would offer as a Bachelor of Arts degree as both a major and a minor. The proposal documents a survey of courses relating to Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies already offered at Queen...

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This sub-series contains lists of offered courses and their descriptions for several fall, spring, and summer semesters; it also includes related lists of courses from the Ethic Studies Program, Modern Greek Studies Assosiation, and Hellenistic Studies programs at other universities. The sub-series also contains academic program planning and course development forms.

Scope and Contents This sub-series is primarily devoted to Director Harry J. Psomiades’ correspondence. In it, he discusses many topics related to the Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies such as ongoing issues regarding funding for salary, staff and lecturer lines, the Advisory Council, the Center's anniversaries, student graduations, the Greek Bilingual Training Program, various lectures and conferences held by the Center, courses offered by the Center, as well as budget cuts and course changes....

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This sub-series primarily contains advisory council meeting adgendas and minutes, in which budgeting, funding, program courses, and program events are discusssed. It also contains lists of the advisory council members, and advisory council member acceptance and resignation correspondence.

Scope and Contents This sub-series contains Department Self-Study and Program Self-Assessment forms. The Department Self-Study forms review the Center's goals, curriculum, course enrollment statistics, and plans for the future. The Program Self-Assessment forms were collected via questionnaires and contain data reports and statistics relating to the program's students and faculty. The Centers and Institutes' annual reports discuss the center's mission and goals, activities (publications, lectures,...

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This sub-series contains a collection of forms and pamphlets related to various benefits held by and for the Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies. It includes the Onassis Foundation benefit, the Archbishop Makarius benefit, the 2nd bi-annual fundraiser, the Hellenic Concert of Music and Dance benefit, and the Endowment Fund Drive.