The Society for the Preservation of the Greek Heritage

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Our last event co-organized with the Embassy of Greece in Washington DC and hosted by the Modern Greek Studies Program of Georgetown University was a great success and was featured in the National Herald.

We thank the presenters who traveled to DC to present their work in building the Odyssey Charter School in DE and the Socrates Academy in NC and how the Greek language immersion programs have helped their students to reach their academic goals and beyond!

Event in DC Highlights Teaching Greek to Students of the Diaspora and Beyond WASHINGTON, DC – The Society for the Preservation of Greek Heritage, the Embassy of Greece, and the Modern Greek Studies Program of Georgetown University sponsored a panel discussion on December 3 on the status of current efforts to teach the Greek language. Entitled, ‘A Hopeful Note: Teaching G...

A hopeful note: Teaching Greek in students of the diaspora and beyond A panel discussion co-organized by SPGH and the Embassy of Greece. Hosted by the Modern Greek Studies Program of Georgetown University.

Photos from our 2nd event focusing on the Greek Language with Professor Gregory Jusdanis. A wonderful lecture followed by a vibrant discussion. Thank you all for attending!

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You are invited to our 3rd event focused on Greek language on December 3rd, 6.30pm at Georgetown University!

A hopeful note: Teaching Greek in students of the diaspora and beyond A panel discussion co-organized by SPGH and the Embassy of Greece. Hosted by the Modern Greek Studies Program of Georgetown University.

Join us for our next next event focused on the Greek language identity and cultural survival on November 5th, co-hosted with the Embassy of Greece in Washington DC.
Presented by Gregory Jusdanis, Humanities Distinguished Professor, Ohio State University. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hellenism-in-multicultural-america-language-identity-cultural-survival-tickets-1854831032549?aff=oddtdtcreator Greece in Washington

Hellenism in Multicultural America: Language, Identity & Cultural Survival A lecture by Gregory Jusdanis, Humanities Distinguished Professor The Ohio State University, Department of Classics

An unforgettable lecture focused on the Greek Language! Thank you to Greece in Washington for co-hosting and to the vibrant audience.

The Embassy of Greece in Washington D.C. (Greece in Washington) and The Society for the Preservation of the Greek Heritage invite you to the lecture:

“The Greek Language as a Thought Instrument”
🎓 by Dr. Joseph Conlon, Professor of Classics, Director of the Greek Program, and Dean of Graduate Studies at Ralston College in Savannah, Georgia.

🗓 Thursday, October 16, 2025
⏰ 6:30 p.m.
📍 Embassy of Greece – 2217 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20008

🎟 RSVP here 👉 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-greek-language-as-a-thought-instrument-tickets-1751748850969?aff=oddtdtcreator

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You are invited to our 2nd panel discussion on Greek Classics at the Embassy of Greece in Washington DC on November 14th. Please make sure you register through Eventbrite because tickets are selling out fast.

Donations to SPGH are much appreciated but not required for this event.

Greek Classics: Enduring Relevance for the Modern World A Panel Discussion hosted by SPGH and the Embassy of Greece in Washington DC