Seneca Vaught is an associate professor of history and interdisciplinary studies at Kennesaw State University in Georgia. His teaching and research specializations focus on global intersections of race, culture, and policy.. His research and teaching agenda in these themes have underscored the use of applied historical methods and engaged interdisciplinary intersections in grassroots policy, organizational […]
Eleni alongside her humanitarian character, is an aspiring Doctor, Surgeon and Scientist. So far, during her highschool years she has participated in a variety of activities, which all had the aim of broadening her academic horizons, as well as provide her the possibility of “giving back”. She has been part of the European Mathematics Student […]
Dr. Marlena Stradomska, holds a PhD in social sciences (psychology) and a PhD in humanities (philosophy). She completed her first PhD in 2022 – Evolution of the issue of suicide in Polish psychology in the years 1877-2017. She completed her second doctorate in philosophy in 2023 – Ethical aspects of communication in the event of […]
Dimitris Papadias, born 1999, has graduated from prestigious Arsakeio schools. He has received a scholarship to study at the American College of Greece, Deree where he currently follows the track of economics with a specialization on International Business. At the same time, he studies at the BA program of Hotel and Tourism Management at the […]
Dionysia Chondrogianni is a PhD student in Geopolitics and the Law of the Sea, at the University of the Aegean. Her doctoral thesis focuses on Eurasia and especially on the delimitation of the maritime zones in the region of the South China Sea, where the dispute between China and the rest of the littoral states […]
Markella Koutsouradi is a PhD student at University of the Aegean, where since 2014 she has been teaching Geopolitics, Economic Geography and Politics, and International Law of the Sea at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Her research interests and her area of expertise encompass International relations, linguistics, geopolitics, and International Law of the Sea, as she […]
Xristina Klimedioti is a primary teacher and has been working in public and private education for the past 18 years. The philosophy that guides her teaching is centered on Pedagogical Communication in the classroom and the use of New Technologies (ICT) in Primary education. She conducts research related to general education and counseling. She holds […]
Yurika Tamura is an Assistant Professor and Kaufman Family Global Fellow at the Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (US). She received her Ph.D. in Women’s and Gender Studies at Rutgers University. Her doctoral dissertation, guided by Professor Elizabeth Grosz, was about corpo-materialist ethics of […]
