NHSA Convention Fall 2010 Booklet

Dear NHSA Friend & Supporter,
We are in the pleasant position to welcome you on November 12-14, 2010 at the NHSA Convention
Fall 2010 with student representatives from over 25 participating Hellenic Student Associations from
universities located all over the US. The fact of this large participation is not significant by itself. It is
along with the Convention agenda’s and NHSA’s programming that make such a gathering essential
to our Hellenic Student community.
The NHSA is proud of its rapid growth and advancement in membership, programs offered,
stability, and continuity during almost two years in existence from our founding in Spring of 2009, a
fact we hope will be evident in this convention’s events, itinerary, and participation.
Thus, we would like to describe to you what this convention will entail, what it means to us, the activ-
ity it triggers for the Hellenic Youth communities around the US, our peers in Greece, and most im-
portantly what plans our Board and committees will be implementing during the
remainder of the 2010-2011 academic year. In this booklet you may find our Honored Guest Speak-
ers’ topics and backgrounds, the Convention Schedule, the newly established Student Exchange Pro-
gram Participation information, Board Members, Member Universities, and last but not least our loyal
supporters and sponsors.
This convention’s highlight is the lecture series and professional mentorship fair. Our goal is to edu-
cate our members, peers, and communities by bringing knowledgeable and respected members of our
national Greek-American community to speak to us on matters of importance to Greek-Americans
and Greeks. We are featuring a series of lectures on the Greek economic crisis and its roles in the
European Union, the issues of human rights and the Greek minority in Turkey, the advancement and
education of children of Greek immigrants, and environmental issues both world-wide and in Greece.
We officially represent 40 universities at this point and we continually keep growing in numbers.
However, we are even more proud of growing internally, keeping always in mind the NHSA scope
and principles as defined in our Constitution (find it on the NHSA Welcome website Page). We have
created a valuable network for the NHSA Members and our supporters, and we run projects and hold
events at the local and the national level in our Universities.
Foremost, we make any member of this National Hellenic Student Association feel confident that
there is an organization that is creating the circumstances and the opportunities for them to de-
velop themselves, at the same time they enrich the Hellenic spirit on campuses nationwide.
The 10-11‟ NHSA Board of Directors Yiorgos Nikoletakis, President

Gerasimos Houpis, Vice President of External Affairs
Eleni Christofa, Vice President of Internal Affairs
Eirini Schlosser, Treasurer
Evangelis Sfakianakis, Programs Director
Jesus Kalergis, Communications Director
Stavroula Chrysanthopoulou, Academics Director
Laoura Maratou, Fundraising Director
Yiannis Floropoulos, Recruitment Director
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Member-Chapters
Boston University Rice University
Boston University Hellenic Association Aegean Club
Brown University San Francisco State University

Hellenic Students Association at Brown University
St. John‟s University
Columbia University Hellenic Law Student Association
Columbia University Hellenic Association (Graduate)
Stanford University
Hellenic Student Association at Columbia University
Hellenic Association at Stanford
(Undergraduate)
University of California, Berkeley
City University of New York (CUNY)
Hellenic Student Association at Berkeley
CUNY Hellenic Association
University of Connecticut
Case Western Reserve University
Hellenic Student Association at the University of Connecticut
DePaul University-Chicago
University of Illinois, Chicago
Hellenic Student Association at DePaul University-Chicago
Hellenic Students Association, University of Illinois at Chicago
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Hellenic Society at Georgia Tech
Hellenic Students Association, University of Illinois at Urbana-
Harvard University Champaign
HBS Hellenic Society
University of Kentucky
Indiana University - Bloomington Hellenic Students Association, University of Kentucky
Indiana University Hellenic Student Association
University of Maryland - College Park
Loyola University - Chicago Hellenic Graduate Student Association - Digenis
Hellenic Student Association at Loyola University of Chicago
University of Michigan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Michigan Hellenic Student Association
Hellenic Student Association at MIT
University of Pennsylvania
Michigan State University Hellenic Student Association at Penn
Modern Greek Club
University of Southern California
Hellenic Student Association at MSU
Hellenic Association at USC
New York University
University of Toronto
NYU Hellenic Student Association
Hellenic Student Association of UT
New School, New York City
University of Rhode Island
Northeastern University Hellenic Student Association of URI
Hellenic Student Association
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Northwestern University Hellenic Student Association of UWM
Northwestern Hellenic American Student Union (HASU)
Villanova University
Ohio State University Villanova University Hellenic Student Association
The Hellenic Association at OSU
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Purdue University Hellenic Association of Virginia Tech
Hellenic Student Association at Purdue
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Quinnipiac University Hellenic Student Association of WPI
Quinnipiac Hellenic Society
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PREVIOUS CONVENTIONS
NHSA Founding Convention Spring 2009 NHSA Convention Fall 2009

University of Connectictut, Storrs, Connecticut University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
NHSA Convention Spring 2010 - Hermes Expo, Atlantic City, NJ
We are proud to be hosting our 4th semiannual conference at

the Ohio State University.
Thank you for your continued support and patronage.
Spring 2009– Storrs, Connecticut
Fall 2009– Ann Arbor, Michigan
Spring 2010– Atlantic City, New Jersey
Fall 2010– Columbus, Ohio
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Mission Statement
Our mission is to develop a central body of representation for all Hellenic Student Associations
of America, which provides dynamic opportunities and promotes large-scale activities. We
serve as the premiere formal Association for all Hellenic Student Associations around the US.
We make it possible for any of our members to take advantage of the synergies created through
the broad network that our Association has already established and get involved in the national
level activities and programs.
Find sources to fund the NHSA, which enables the organization to be financially and
functionally autonomous and allows us to act independently toward the objectives and goals of
our mission.
Organize, as the umbrella association, a variety of events and workshops along with the local
HSAs.
Entrepreneurship events that allow the students to get exposed to Hellenic corporations
and individuals in the US and in Greece and create potential for funding and product
development for new ideas.
Political Affairs events that keep the Members and their communities informed about
current political issues and play a role of raising awareness about the Hellenic issues in
the American Universities and in the US in general.
Networking events through the local HSAs.
Parties and dances for fundraising purposes and ..for fun!
Support Hellenic Studies in American Universities; Raise awareness about the importance of
the Greek Language (modern and ancient) and History in American Universities and signed
petitions over the cease of Hellenic Courses in Universities; Promote the “Study Abroad
Programs in Greece”.
Support and take organizational responsibility for Hellenic cultural ventures e.g. The Trojan
Women theatrical production across the U.S.A.
Aid individual Hellenic Associations in maintaining a standard for methods and procedures
internally and on the larger-scale university level.
Promote relations not only among the members of the Hellenic Student Associations, but also
with members of academic communities both Greek and non-Greek.
Create the basis for an Alumni Association that will help NHSA Members with business con-
tacts, current work conditions, and the Job Market in Greece and ensures continuous contact
with the Universities and the NHSA itself.
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GOALS for CONVENTION Fall „10
Implement Milestone Project: Greece Study Abroad- Exchange Program.
Educate our students, peers, and community on relevant issues concern-

ing the U.S. and Greece
Provide professional development and networking to students
Present the options for and determine the hosts for the Spring 2011 Elec-
toral Convention
Convene physically to preserve a bonding friendship and network be-

tween member universities and promote unity and transparency on the
national level.
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Schedule of Events & Agenda
Events will be taking place at brand new facilities in the
Ohio State Student Union & Thompson Library
Friday, November 12, 2010

Welcome and Check in at Ohio State University (OSU) 8:30pm- 10:00pm
11th Floor of Thompson Library (campus reading room)
Dinner, pass-out t-shirts, schedules, welcome to convention weekend
“Balkan Fever” (student social event) 10:00pm- 2:30am
Mozaik Club: 51 Vine Street, Columbus, OH
Saturday, November 13, 2010

NHSA Fall 2010 Convention 10:00am- 2:00pm
OSU Student Union Senate Chamber, NHSA member students meeting and introductions
Presentation of Milestone Project: Greece Study Abroad- Exchange Program.
Launch of National Planning Committees
Lunch provided by My Big Fat Greek Kouzina
Lecture Series 2:00pm- 4:00pm
1. Dr. Manuel Tzagournis, Past Dean of OSU Medical School.
2. Dr. George Pinteris, Director Masters in Finance program, Fisher College of Business
3. Elena Panaritis, Economic Advisor to Greek PM Papandreou (Streaming Live from Greece)
4. Alice Shukla Programming Analyst for Department of State
5. Dr. Elissaios Taiganidis, Emeritus Professor in Environmental Engineering
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Saturday, November 13, 2010 (continued)
Professional Mentorship Fair 4:00pm- 5:00pm

Networking and Mentorship for students; refreshments offered.
Tour of OSU Campus- 5:00pm- 6:00pm for visiting students
Greek Night Club Party

New euro-lounge L’Etranger located at 132 E. Fifth Avenue, Columbus, OH
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Presentation of Proposals for next NHSA Convention Spring „11 11:00am- 1:00pm
Ohio State University Student Union Senate Chamber
Lunch sponsored by Brenen‟s Restaurant 1:00pm- 3:00pm
Conclusion and Farewells 3:00pm– 4:00pm
We hope to see you at our Spring Convention 2011.

(location and date to be announced at Fall Convention)
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Honored Guest Speakers
(Listed in Order of Appearance)
Dr. Manuel Tzagournis

Topic: “the advancement and success of children of Greek immgrants”
Basic Background on Speaker:
Positions held:
Former Dean of College of Medicine Ohio State University (1981-
1995)
Former Member of Ohio State University Hospitals Board, Executive
Committee
Former President of Ohio State University Managed Health Care
System Board
Former Member of Children’s Hospital Board of Trustees
Former Member of Ohio State University Council of Deans
Former Member of Ohio State University President’s Council
Honors:
Distinguished Service Award
Distinguished Physician Award
2005 America’s Best Doctors
Earl N. Metz Distinguished Physician Award
Dr. George Pinteris

Topic: “The Greek Economic Crisis, the Internal Effects on Greece, and
options for a solution”
Academic Director of the Masters of Science Finance Program at Fisher

College of Business (Ohio State University)
Implemented the new MS Finance Program at Fisher College
Ph.D. and MS in Economics from University of Illinois
Published Author of: “Greece in the European Union: Policy Lessons
from Two Decades of Membership”
Served as Academic Director of Masters of Science Finance Program at
University of Illinois where he implemented an innovative curriculum
More information can be found at:

http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=475742
http://fisher.osu.edu/research/faculty-expertise/finance/pinteris
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Elena Panaritis
Topic: “Topic: “The Greek Economic Crisis in the larger EU
framework” (speaking live-stream interactively from Greece)
Right-hand Economic Advisor to Greek Prime Minister George
Papandreou in one of the most crucial periods in Europe’s and
specifically Greece’s Economic History
Has been working and continues to work with World Bank for almost
20 years and has become one of main economic advisors to World Bank
Adjunct Professor/Lecturer at Wharton School of Business and John
Hopkins University-SAIS
Elected Member of Greek Parliament
Published author of recent book, “Prosperity Unbound: Building Property Markets with Trust”, which is
used by World Bank as a formula for developing countries.

http://www.prosperityunbound.com/index.html
http://www.pr.com/press-release/208009
Alice Shukla
Topic: “The American role in Greek/Cypriot and Turkish Conflicts and
the conflicts‟ resulting Human Rights issues in Southeastern Europe”

Program Analyst for U.S. Department of State
Political Intern at the U.S. Embassy- Athens, Greece
Political/Public Affairs Intern at U.S. Consulate- Thessaloniki, Greece
Completed two U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarships
for Turkish Language
Served as Translator for U.S. Presidential Travel Support
American Research Institute in Turkey Fellowship
Prominent leader in Greek-American community through active partici-
pation in Hellenic Student Associations, Orthodox Christian Fellowship, and Council of Hellenes
Abroad (SAE) Youth Network

http://www.greekamerica.org/alice-shukla/
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Elissaios Taiganidis Ph.D. , P.E.

Topic: “the environmental issue of climate change and its dangers
universally”
Emeritus Professor of Environmental Engineering at Ohio State University
Project Manager for United Nations for 12 years in Singapore, Malaysia
Served on US Public Health Service National Panel to review and fund
research on solid wastes until the establishment of the Environmental Protection
Agency in 1969
Member of WHO panel that wrote guidelines for sanitary landfills for Europe
in 1975
Environmental Advisor to projects in Vietnam, China, Mexico, Greece, and Malaysia
Previously advisor to projects in Poland and Czechoslovakia
Editor of Magazine “Greek Ethos”
The NHSA would like to thank our outstanding and very

accomplished speakers. We are very honored to have them
speak to us and look forward to staying in contact with them in
the future for possible help, advice, and educational benefits for
our member students.
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Experience foreign culture
Gain new language

skills Enjo
y the
beau
ty
Gain experience in a
foreign environment
Make lasting
friendships
Study your major-
related courses
Where? GREECE!
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Milestone Project: Study Abroad– Exchange Program
The National Hellenic Student Association of America (NHSA) is pleased to announce and propose the
layout of our milestone project, the Greece Study Abroad Exchange Program. The main goal of this program will be
to provide students in the U.S. and in Greece with the opportunity to experience interesting and
challenging educational environments in either the United States or in Greece.
The NHSA has already directed several American students to participate in study abroad programs in Greece through
third party organizations that collect separate fees. Our goal is to act as facilitators in creating direct and efficient bilat-
eral agreements between universities in the U.S. and in Greece without the presence of a third party organization. Stu-
dents continuously express to us their eager interest to study both in Greece and in the U.S. for six month or year long
programs. Our project of facilitating the building of a student exchange network the likes of which exists in almost every
E.U. country except Greece as of right now, becomes a necessity.
NHSA aims to act as mediator and facilitate the employment of direct student exchange programs utilizing the
mutual mobility concept found in similar programs already in place for European Students that go to Greece. Most
Universities in the U.S have exchange programs with almost every country in Europe and generally follow a specific
model in the bilateral agreements between institutions. This model, currently a trend used in American universities, is
both financially and administratively efficient. Each student remains registered and pays their normal tuition/ fees to their
home institution, most likely maintaining all scholarships and financial aid throughout the program duration. Both
universities have a registered and paid position for an eligible student and a bilateral agreement is easily made between
the two universities to “switch students”, hence the student exchange for a temporary period of time. Since Greek
universities do not charge “home institution” tuition, this means that Greek students can study in the U.S. without being
required to pay any tuition fees.
We are already launching our initiative with the established Lifelong Learning Program/Erasmus in Athens
University of Economics and Business (AUEB). Our spirit and current objectives are to promote the
exchange of information, people, ideas, and educational experiences between Greece and EU member states. Our Vision
is to develop corresponding programs in collaboration with Universities all over the U.S. & Canada and create a leading
link of mutual understanding between Hellenic and American Educational Institutions. Under the scope of this Project,
the NHSA will:
Provide information on the feasibility and all requirements needed to be considered, before intra-university contact
Bring the two sides (Office of International Studies of American Universities and the Office of Exchange Programs &
the Deans in the Greek Universities) in touch and shape the bilateral agreements with them
Launch these programs and promote them in the individual Universities
Consult the students in shaping the Exchange Programs with compatible courses to the currently offered degrees
Last but not least, support and help participating students with their smooth adjustment to the new educational
environment and student life
Completely convinced about the necessity of this initiative, we are looking forward to putting forth all our efforts and
offering our valuable experience and passion to the establishment and implementation of this
milestone Study Abroad and Exchange Program between Greek and US Universities.
This is our Milestone Project for 2010-2011 and reflects the mission, the identity of our organization. This is why we
are asking for the highest level of emotional, financial and political support and your contribution to this initiative.
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STUDY ABROAD PROJECT LAUNCH:
Greece – U.S. Student Exchange
After extensive work and meetings with Greek and American universities and the ERASMUS program in Greece,
we are very pleased to present the official NHSA Study Abroad– Student Exchange Program: Greece-U.S. the
first-ever Student Exchange program to occur between Greek public
universities and American Universities.
Students Participating from American Universities:

The program will begin by implementing “individualized study abroad programs” in American universities.
Students interested in participating with exchange with Greek students can take the following steps to participate.
1. Contact your university‟s Office of International Affairs or Study Abroad Program Office about your participa-
tion in a student exchange that is not currently officially offered at your home university.
2. Obtain all forms, requirements, deadlines and contact information from the office of
international affairs.
3. Send all information to nhsa@nhsaofamerica.org with subject title “NHSA study abroad request” and email in-
cluding all obtained information as well as your major, types of classes wishing to take in Greece, any specific
requirements you must have for your program of study.
4. NHSA will contact the Greek university and you will be sent a full curriculum of courses to choose from in Eng-
lish. (If your Greek language skills qualify and if you desire, you may
participate in courses in Greek) Syllabi may be provided to submit for course credit.
5. Complete submit full application to your university study abroad office before university‟s deadline which will
include:
All financial participation information (fees, continuation as registered student through payment of uni-
versity tuition)
Chosen courses to take at Greek university
Official Proof of Acceptance in Greek university and proof that transcripts will be sent (sent to you by
NHSA/Greek university)
6. NHSA will facilitate an agreement between your university contacts and the Greek university‟s contacts to work
out administrative aspects of an exchange.
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Individualized Study Abroad Program
“Custom to your academic needs”
Study in Greece what you want to study!
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NHSA Fall 2010 Convention
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We would like to thank our sponsors and the hosts for the
Fall 2010 Convention in Columbus Ohio.
The Hellenic Student Association of OSU
http://hellas.org.ohio-state.edu
Wishing you much success on the

National Hellenic Student Association
Fall Convention 2010
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Learn Where Learning Began
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We are looking for students with Greek ancestry interested in taking part in the first
national online study exclusively for undergraduate and graduate students of Hellenic
heritage. Whether you’re first-, second-, third-, fourth-, or even fifth generation, we
want to hear how you feel about being (even a little bit) Greek. We are currently
interviewing and surveying students like you– including members of student groups
on more than 40 campuses across the country– who are sharing their vies and
opinions on everything from music and food, to parents and professions, in this
in-depth, national survey of Greek American/ Greek/ Hellenic students, sponsored by
the Next Generation Initiative, an independent educational foundation.
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AHEPA Athens Chapter # 24, Boston salutes all participants of the National Hellenic
Student Association Fall 2010 Convention!
AHEPA Athens Chapter # 24 has a rich history and a distinguished record of public ser-
vice and generous contributions to many charities. Primary among them are contributions
in support of Metropolis of Boston programs, the Hellenic Cardiac Fund, various pro-
grams in Greece, Cooley‟s Anemia, Shriner‟s Hospital and other charitable causes. Ath-
ens Chapter # 24 awards annual scholarships to high school graduates going on to college
and undergraduate students. Our members are judges, lawyers, engineers, professors,
contractors and entrepreneurs. Service to our country is of utmost importance to our
members, many of whom are veterans of WWII, as well as the Korean and Vietnam wars.
Athens Chapter # 24 hosted Stylianos Kyriakides during his stay in Boston when he won
the Boston Marathon in 1946.
For membership information, please contact:

Mr. Demetrios Vidalis, President via e-mail: dgreek@gmail.com.
1860 N. High Street, Columbus, Ohio 614-291-7751
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Powell, OH 43065
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Patrons of NHSA through sponsorship and support
Aglaia Balta
Alexandra Yessiou
Anthie and Pantelis Zairis
Drake & Maria Behrakis
Elena Fotinatos
Elissaios Taiganidis
Evan L. Efstathiou
George Limbert
George Sourvanos
Ilias Adamantides
John Baglaneas
John Dimitrakakis
Leon Stavrou
Marios Fitros
Nikos Mouyiaris
Nora and Bill Presti
Stamatis N. Astra
With a special thanks to our excellent web designer

Nikos Sarilakis
We are proud to present our new NHSA website

www.nhsaofamerica.org
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NHSA BOARD MEMBERS 2010-2011 Academic Year
Yiorgos Nikoletakis, Columbia University Eleni Christofa, UC Berkeley
President Vice President of Internal Affairs
nikoletakis@gmail.com eleni.christofa@gmail.com
Gerasimos Houpis, Case Western

Reserve University Eirini Schlosser, The Ohio State University
Vice President of External Affairs Treasurer
gerasimos.houpis@gmail.com eirini.41@gmail.com
Evangelos Sfakianakis,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jesus P. Kalergis, Boston University
Programs Director
Communications Director
esfaki@mit.edu
jesus.kalergis@gmail.com
Laoura Maratou, University of Maryland

Stavroula Chrysanthopoulou,
Brown University Fundraising Director
Academics Director lmaratou@yahoo.com
Stavroula_Chrysanthopoulou@brown.edu
Yiannis Floropoulos, Montclair State University
Recruitment Director
floropoulos.yianni@gmail.com
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Last but not least…
We thank all of our sponsors; organizations, societies and individuals that believe in the
mission that we serve and support us toward our vision that -we hope- is inspiring to
them.
We thank the members of our Advisory Board that is still growing with faculty and
people from the academia from different Universities
And of course the Hellenic Associations that apart from their organizational efforts,
contributed financially to the Convention.
Lastly, there have been a lot of people since our beginning that have contributed in
many ways to make this organization strong enough to make an impact on our
communities. We expect these people to participate even more in our efforts and new
members, supporters, and sponsors to find that supporting the NHSA means supporting
themselves and their communities.
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DONATIONS!! Please use the form on the next page
Option 1: Check
Please send the check found to the address shown below. The
check should be made payable to “N.H.S.A”
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(click Donate button on our website www.nhsaofamerica.org)
Option 3: Registration at Chase Quickpay

Email nhsa@nhsaofamerica.org and we will send you a
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Dear NHSA Friend & Supporter,

The 10-11‟ NHSA Board of Directors Yiorgos Nikoletakis, President

Brown University San Francisco State University

NHSA Founding Convention Spring 2009 NHSA Convention Fall 2009

NHSA Convention Spring 2010 - Hermes Expo, Atlantic City, NJ

We are proud to be hosting our 4th semiannual conference at

Educate our students, peers, and community on relevant issues concern-

Provide professional development and networking to students

Convene physically to preserve a bonding friendship and network be-

Friday, November 12, 2010

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Professional Mentorship Fair 4:00pm- 5:00pm

Greek Night Club Party

Sunday, November 14, 2010

We hope to see you at our Spring Convention 2011.

Dr. Manuel Tzagournis

Dr. George Pinteris

Academic Director of the Masters of Science Finance Program at Fisher

More information can be found at:

More information can be found at:

Basic Background on Speaker:

More information can be found at:

Elissaios Taiganidis Ph.D. , P.E.

The NHSA would like to thank our outstanding and very

Gain new language

Students Participating from American Universities:

ALSO, WE AS INDIVIDUALS WISH YOU SUCCESS

Wishing you much success on the

Group Z, Inc. is a respected Information Technology services

Take the Next Generation National Student Survey at

For membership information, please contact:

1860 N. High Street, Columbus, Ohio 614-291-7751

With a special thanks to our excellent web designer

We are proud to present our new NHSA website

President Vice President of Internal Affairs

Gerasimos Houpis, Case Western

Vice President of External Affairs Treasurer

Laoura Maratou, University of Maryland

Academics Director lmaratou@yahoo.com

Yiannis Floropoulos, Montclair State University

DONATIONS!! Please use the form on the next page

Option 3: Registration at Chase Quickpay

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