Year Program Established:
1979
Approximate Number of Students Enrolled (per academic term): 90
Level of Program Offered:
Minor in Modern Greek Studies
Full Time Faculty:
Stephen Reinert, Associate Professor, History (Director)
Tuna Artun, Assistant Professor, History
Giorgio DiMauro, Director, Rutgers Study Abroad
Gary D. Farney, Associate Professor, History [Newark]
Thomas Figueira, Professor, Classics
Panos G. Georgopoulos, Professor, Environmental &
Occupational Health Sciences
Rachel Hadas, Professor, English [Newark]
Tia Kolbaba, Associate Professor, Religion (Director)
Thomas V. Papathomas, Professor, Biomedical Engineering
Athina Petropulu, Professor, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Archer St. Clair Harvey, Professor, Art History
Sarolta Takacs, Professor, History
Nükhet Varlık, Assistant Professor, History [Newark]
Part Time Faculty:
John D. DeLaurentis, Instructor
Katerina Kourti-Galavas, Instructor
Sponsoring Departments/Administrative Entities:
The Rutgers Modern Greek Studies Program is located within the Rutgers School of Arts & Sciences.
Does the program offer financial support to students? Occasional small scholarships.
Does the institution offer financial support to students? Occasional small scholarships for study abroad programs.
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Courses in Greek:
First Year Modern Greek (two semesters)
Second Year Modern Greek (two semesters)
Third Year Modern Greek (two semesters)
Introduction to Modern Greek Literature (two semesters)
Courses Primarily in English
Literature
Masterpieces in Modern Greek Literature
Odysseus in Literature
The Life and Works of Nikos Kazantzakis
The Life and Works of Odysseus Elytis
Greek Film
History:
The Byzantine Empire
Byzantine Civilization
History of Modern Greece
History of Modern Cyprus
Religion:
Greek Christianity
Evolution of Christian Orthodoxy
Art:
Byzantine Art