Year Program Established: 1988
Approximate Number of Students Enrolled (per academic term): 85
Level of Program Offered (and when established):
Undergraduate level elective courses (1988)
Special concentration by petition (1988)
Graduate supervision (1997)
Special concentration (2000) in Modern Greek Studies (Columbia)
Minor in Modern Greek (Barnard)
Karen Van Dyck, Kimon A. Doukas Professor of Modern Greek Language and Literature (Classics, IRWAG)
Stathis Gourgouris, Professor of Classics, English, and Comparative Literature & Society; Director of the Program in Hellenic Studies
Nikolas Kakkoufa, Senior Lecturer in Modern Greek (Classics); Director of Undergraduate Studies in Hellenic Studies
Dimitrios Antoniou, Lecturer in Modern Greek in the Department of Classics
Paraskevi Martzavou, Lecturer in the discipline of Classics (Classics)
Ioannis Mylonopoulos, Associate Professor in Art History and Archaeology; Director of Hellenic Studies (Art History & Archaeology)
John Ma, Professor of Classics (Classics)
Constantina Zanou, Assistant Professor of Italian (Department of Italian)
Mark Mazower, Ira D. Wallach Professor of World Order Studies; Director, Columbia Institute for Ideas and Imagination (History)
Nadia Urbinati, Kyriakos Tsakopoulos Professor of Political Theory and Hellenic Studies (Political Science)
Sponsoring Departments/Administrative Entities:
Classics Department
Anthropology Department
Blinken European Institute
Harriman Institute
History Department
Institute for Research on Women and Gender
Institute for Comparative Literature and Society
Does the program offer financial support to students? No
Does the institution offer financial support to students? Yes
212 851 0297
Fax: 212-854-7856
Eleni Gizas Program Coordinator
Phone: 212.851.0297
Language
Elementary Modern Greek I&II
Intermediate Modern Greek I&II
The Hybrid Voice: Comparative Diasporas and Translation
Greece Today: Language, Literature, and Culture (in Greek)
Retranslation: Worlding C. P. Cavafy
Literature & Cultural Studies:
Multilingual Worlds: Translation, Gender and the Greek Diaspora
Dictatorships and their Afterlives
Hellenism and the Topographical Imagination
Thessaloniki Down the Ages
Picturing Antigone
Topics in Greek Film
Mobility and Enclosure, Statelessness and Democracy
The Greek Revolution of 1821 and its Legacies: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Primary Sources
Greek Poets and their Interlocutors
The Ottoman Past in the Greek Present