ANTHONY A. KOYZIS
708 East Second Street
Farmville, Virginia 23901
Phone: (cell) 434.851.4457
Phone: (office) 434.395.2012
e-mail: koyzisaa@longwood.edu
EDUCATION
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Ph.D. Educational Policy Studies / History The University of Iowa, Iowa City. May
1988
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M.A. International and Comparative Studies. The University of Iowa, Iowa City.
December 1983
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B.A. Economics, Political Science and History. The University of Iowa, Iowa City.
December 1980
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Additional studies at: University of London and Panteion University of Social and
Political Sciences, Athens, Greece. The National Academy for Academic Leadership,
University of Wisconsin System.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Leadership Experience:
Founding Dean, College of Graduate and Professional Studies, Longwood University,
Farmville, Virginia.
September 2008 – Present.
Dean in Charge – Center of Faculty Development. Longwood University, Virginia.
January 2009 – Present.
Dean and Director of Online and Off-Campus Programs. Longwood University,
Virginia, September 2009-Present.
Dean in Charge – and Co-Director (with McGowan, Susan). International Student –
Faculty Exchange Collaborative Program. Longwood University – University of
Thessaly. Volos, Greece. December 2009 – Present.
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Dean, School of Education, Counseling and Graduate Studies. Wayne State College,
Wayne, Nebraska . June 2005 – August 2008
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Chair, Department of Educational Foundations, College of Education and Human
Services, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, August 1999 – June 2005
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President – Faculty Senate. University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. June 1997 – August
1998.
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Vice-President/Secretary, Faculty Senate, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. August
1995 – September 1997
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Director of International Education and Programs, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.
September 1994 – May 1997.
Chair, Educational Accreditation Council for Post-Secondary Educational Institutions.
Division of Post-Secondary Education, Republic of Cyprus.
January 1996-January 1999
Areas of responsibility and skills:
Organizational development and planning, personnel and human resources
management, strategic planning, conflict resolution, facilitator training and
development, group communication and decision-making, accreditation and
evaluation in higher education, budget planning and decision-making. Executive and
middle level higher educational administrative experience. Founding Dean for the new
College of Graduate and Professional Studies (Longwood University) Dean
overseeing Education, Human Services, Counseling and Education Graduate Studies
(Wayne State College)
Academic:
Dean and Professor of Educational Leadership. Graduate and Professional Studies
Longwood University. Farmville, Virginia. September 2008 – Present.
Visiting Professor of Educational Policy and Administration, Department of
Elementary Education, School of Education and Humanities, University of Thessaly,
Volos, Greece. September 2005 – Present.
Adjunct Professor, Doctoral Program in College and University Administration.
Liberty University, Lynchburg, Virginia. January 2010 – Present.
Dean School of Education, Counseling and Graduate Studies Wayne State College,
Wayne, Nebraska. July 2005-August 2008
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Professor of Educational Foundations and Leadership, Wayne State College, Wayne
Nebraska. July 2005- August 2008
Visiting Professor of Education, School of Humanities and Education, University of
Thessaly, Volos, Greece. January 2001- 2004
External Professor for Academic Program Development, The Greek Open University
School of Human Sciences and the Office of the Chancellor. Patras, Greece. March
2003- August 2004.
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Full Professor of Education (Educational Policy Studies). College of Education and
Human Services, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, June 1990 – 2005
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University Fellowship – Faculty of Education. University of Liverpool, U.K.
Summer 1993.
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Professor of Social Sciences. Kirkwood Community College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
(Teaching: International Relations, Comparative Politics, Understanding Cultures,
Economics, Introduction to Social Science.) August 1984 – May 1990.
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Adjunct Professor – Comparative/International Education. College of Education, The
University of Iowa. June 1988 – May 1990.
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Director of Rural Development and Agricultural Extension Training Program, Central
American Scholarship Program – U.S. AID. Georgetown University – Kirkwood
Community College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. January 1986 – January 1990.
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Lecturer in American Politics, Society and Culture – English as a Second Language
Program. Kirkwood Community College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. August 1984 –
December 1985.
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Instructor of Modern Greek Language and Culture. The University of Iowa, August
1982 – May 1984.
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Modern Greek Language Teacher. Secondary School, Annunciation Greek School,
Chicago, Illinois. September 1980 – May 1981.
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Secondary Social Studies Teacher. Urban Coalition – Teaching , Chicago, Illinois.
1981 – 1982
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Service and
Related Areas: Institutional and Extra-Institutional
Institutional:
Director and Administrator. Longwood University – ASPETE University
Volos, Greece Collaborative Graduate Program. March 2010 – Present.
Co-director (with McGowan, Susan). Longwood University – University of
Thessaly, Volos. International Education Practicum Experience. December
2009 – Present.
Director and Administrator. Wayne State College – Lamia Institute of
Technology, Lamia Greece Collaborative Program. May 2002- August 2008.
Administrator. (Dean Education , Counseling and Graduate Studies) Wayne
State College, June 2005- August 2008
Director and Administrator, Wayne State College – University of Thessalia
Collaborative Program. November 2005 – August 2008
Chair, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh – University of Thessalia, School of
Humanities Collaborative – Linkage Project. September 2000 – 2005
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Senator, Faculty Senate, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. 1992 – 2002.
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Chair, Professional Education Program Committee, College of Education and
Human Services, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. 1997 – 2002.
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Chair, Graduate Program Development (New Ed.D. graduate program),
College of Education and Human Services, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.
January 2000 – 2005
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Member, University Honors Program Committee. University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh. September 1999 – 2001
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Member, Personnel Committee, College of Education and Human Services,
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. 1998 – 2005
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Representative, Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, University of
Wisconsin System Assessment and Teacher Education Group. Fall 1998 –
2004
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Member, Search and Screen Committee, Dean of Students, University of
Wisconsin Oshkosh. Spring 2000.
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Member, Search and Screen Committee, Associate Dean, College of Education
and Human Services, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Fall 1997.
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Member, NCATE Steering Committee and Task Force, College of Education
and Human Services, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Fall 1995 – 2002
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Member, University Academic Policies Committee, University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh. Fall 1995 – Fall 1999.
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Chair, College of Education and Human Services, Planning and Budget
Committee, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. January 1994 – Spring 1997.
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Co-chair, University Strategic Planning Committee, University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh. January 1994 – Spring 1997.
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Chair, University International Linkages Committee, University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh. Fall 1991 – Spring 1996.
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Member, Search and Screen Committee, Dean of the College of Education and
Human Services, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Fall 1993.
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Member, University – Community Human Relations Council. Fall 1993 –
Spring 1995.
Member, University Affirmative Action Council, University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh. Spring 1992 – Spring 1994.
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University-wide Trainer and Program Designer, "Diversity and Campus
Climate". Chancellor's Office-Affirmative Action Department. University
Wisconsin Oshkosh. Fall 1992 – Spring 1995.
Extra-Institutional Service:
Grant Leadership. THALIS Technology Enhancement Grant.
Thessaly region. Digital Readers Research/ Technology for Occupational
High Schools Program. European Union Community Support Program –
Ministry of Education and Lifelong Learning, Greece. May 2010 – Present.
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Member. Nebraska Council for Teacher Education, State of Nebraska.
July 2005 – September 2008
Member, Nebraska Association of Colleges of Teacher Education,
July 2005 – September 2008
Member - Governing Board, University of
Western Macedonia, Kozani, Greece. Spring 2004 –2006
Member, Editorial Board and Associate Editor, “Open Education: The
Journal Open and Distance Education. The National Council of Open,
Distance Education and Lifelong Learning, Greece
Fall 2003 – Present.
Member, Editorial Board, The Journal of Educational Sciences. University of
Crete, Greece. Special Editor of Continuing and Higher Education Section.
Fall 2003 – Summer 2004.
Member – Consultant, Special Council for Graduate Education Reform,
The Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs, Athens, Greece, Fall 2002Present. (EPEAEK III)
Member – National Council Higher Educational Policy, Ministry of Education
And Religious Affairs – European Union Community Support Agency,
Sept. 2002 – Present (EPEAEK)
Member, Editorial Board, Alternative Education: A Journal of Lifelong
Learning Adult, Open and Distance Education, (The Journal of the Greek
Association for Open and Distance Education), The Hellenic Open University
Patras, Greece, Summer 2002 – Present.
Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Minnesota – Wisconsin TESOL Journal
September 2000 – 2004
Curriculum and Program Consultant, University Upgrade Committee, Larissa
Institute of Technology Greece, November 2001- 2003
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Evaluator, Grants Reader, U.S. Department of Education, Division of Postsecondary Education. May 1999 – May 2002.
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Facilitator, School-Community Partnership program, Oshkosh Area School
District. January 1999 – Sept 2003.
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Member, Citizens Advisory Council, Oshkosh Area School District, Oshkosh,
Wisconsin. September 1998 – June 2000.
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Textbook Editorial Review, Merrill/Prentice-Hall, McGraw Hill, Longman
Publishing Companies. October 1998 – Present.
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Consultant. Department Post-Secondary Education. Ministry of Education
and Culture, Republic of Cyprus. January 1993 – June 1999.
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Consultant – Evaluator, Curriculum Development and Educational Planning
Division. Ministry of Education and Culture. Republic of Cyprus. August
1991 – August 1998.
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Evaluator – Grants Program Reader, European Union Community Support
Program, Graduate Education Enhancement and the Ministry of Education and
Religious Affairs, Republic of Greece. August 1998 – August 2002
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Exchange and Partnership Program Liaison, Cyprus University College,
University College, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. January 1995 – 2001
Areas of responsibility and Skills.
Group decision-making, conflict resolution, facilitation, organizational development,
intercultural negotiation, negotiation, planning and budgeting, curriculum design,
assessment and evaluation, policy analysis and development, organizational and
interpersonal communication, personnel management.
Consulting, Evaluation, and Leadership activities:
Consultancy (with McGowan, Susan). Perfecture of Larissa Directorate of Elementary
And Secondary Education. Farsala School System, Farsala, Greece. ‘Professional
Development – ‘Teaching Roma Students within a new Multicultural Reality’ and
‘Smart Boards in Schools – US experience and Greek Implications’ Spring /Summer
2010.
Grant Leadership. “Middle School Reading Instruction Professional Development
Project” – Collaborative Grant – Wayne State College – Educational Service Unit #1
Omaha Indian Reservation – Winnebago Indian Reservation – Santee ReservationPonca Indian Reservation. Fall 2007
Grant Leadership. “Northeast Nebraska Multicultural Educator Development
Project”- Collaborative Grant – Wayne State College – Northeast Community
College – Little Priest Tribal College – Norfolk Public Schools – South City
Public Schools. Fall 2006
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Consultant, Department of Higher and Tertiary Education / European Union
Community Support Programs , Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs,
Hellenic Republic. Summer 2002 - Present
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Evaluator [SEKAP] – Department of Post-Secondary Education. Ministry of
Education, Republic of Cyprus. 1990 – 1999
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Director of Global Studies / Foreign Language Strengthening (U.S. Department of
Education Grant). Kirkwood Community College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. May 1989 –
May 1990.
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Consultant – Curriculum Development Unit. Ministry of Education, Republic of
Cyprus. 1990 – 1994.
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Grant writing participant and seminar leader – “Humanities in Vocational-Technical
Education.” The National Endowment of the Humanities and the Iowa Humanities
Board (University of Iowa Fellow and Seminar Leader focusing on the design of an
interdisciplinary course: Working in America and the Future of Work). Summers
1988 and 1989.
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Program Evaluator. The Annenberg/Corporation for Public Broadcasting Project
course. (Evaluated a series of Proposed Foreign Policy course programs). Fall 1988.
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Research Assistant. Institute for Urban-Regional Research, The University of Iowa.
August 1979 – May 1980.
PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
November 2010
“Participant” Realizing the Global University – International
Conference University of Virginia.
March 2010
“ Greek Educational Policy in Comparative Context” Seminar
Seminar Series ‘Organization and Administration of Education’
University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece
November 2008
“ Greek Evangelicalism and Higher Education” Greek Evangelical
Alliance Conference. Katerini, Greece.
February
“ Mass Higher Education and the Dilemma of Post-Graduate
Education: US and International Experiences” The Organization
of European Post-Graduate Schools.” Annual conference.
Thessaloniki, Greece
2008
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November 2007
“ Globalization and Educational Policy – From Nation States to the
McDonaltization of the Educational Paradigm” Keynote Speaker
Greek and European Association of Universities annual
conference. Athens, Greece.
May
2007
“ Leadership, Personality and Political Behavior – Social Illusions
and Political Realities” 3rd Annual European Conference on
Political Psychology and Behavior. University of Athens, Athens
Greece.
March
2007
“ Field Experience and Teacher Education – Nebraska USA model”
International Symposium on “Educational Change:
School – University Partnerships. University of Thessaly, Volos
Greece.
March 2007
“ Developing and Sustaining Learning Communities in
Graduate Program Delivery – US and Comparative Models
International Symposium on “Educational Change:
School-University Partnerships. University of Thessaly, Volos
Greece.
November 2006
“ Globalization and Educational Policy – The End of National
Educational Systems ?” Greek Educational Administration
Society Annual Symposium. Alikes, Greece.
November 2005
“ Navigating Teacher Education in relationship to the State and
Society in Late Modernity” Keynote speaker. International
Symposium on “Education Change: The Role of The School,
Challenges for Teacher Education. University of Thessaly, Volos
Greece.
November 2005
“Challenges and the Preparation of Educational Administrators:
US and Comparative perspectives”
International Symposium on “Educational Change: The Role of the
School, Challenges for Teacher Education. University of Thessaly,
Volos, Greece.
February 2005
“Preparing the Special Education Professionals in Comparative
Perspective: Policy and Special Education Teachers in Greece
and Cyprus” Towards a Collaborative and Global Community.
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University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Annual Special Education
Conference. Oshkosh, WI.
November 2004
“Preparing Elementary Teachers in the US – The role of the States and
Policy implications” Symposium presentation. School of Humanities
and Education, The University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece.
March 2004
“Anabaptist and Mennonite missionary work in post-WWII Greece:
a study in Ecumenical Relations between the Historic Peace Churches
and the Greek Orthodox Church” Keynote speech, 75th Anniversary
of the Greek Protestant Refugee community in Katerini Greece.
March 2003
“Extending the University: From University Extension to Open-Distance
Education ---Challenging the Academy of the 21st Century” Keynote
Speaker. The Greek National Council for Open and Distance Education
And Lifelong Learning. The Hellenic Open University and The
University of Patras, Greece.
March 2003
“International Experiences in Quality Evaluation in Open and Distance
Education” Annual Conference. The Greek National Council for Open
And Distance Education. The Hellenic Open University. Patras,
Greece.
April 2002
“The Greek Open University: A study in the Development of
Open and Distance Higher Education”
North –Central States University Continuing Education Congress
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
February 2002
“The Development of Special Education in Greece.”
36th Annual Special Education Conference. Oshkosh WI
February 2001 “The Micro-Politics of Teacher Education Reform in the US : From
Holmes to Standards” The European Teacher Education Consortium
Athens, Greece.
January, 2001
“Policy Development, Teacher Education and American Higher Education
1950-2001” Presentation to the Special Education Faculty Forum,
University of Thessalia, Volos, Greece.
January 2000
"Schooling, Nationalism and Conflict in the Balkans: The Use of History
Textbooks" Cyprus Educational Reform Association, Nicosia Cyprus.
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March 1999
“Asante in Afrocentricity and Payne or ‘Getting Beyond Race’” Institute
on Race and Ethnicity. University of Wisconsin System.
January 1999
“Education in Post-Conflict Societies: Cases of Cyprus and Bosnia”
Greek Comparative Education Society, Annual Meeting, Nicosia Cyprus.
January 1998
“Globalization, Society, and Higher Education in Cyprus.” European
International Education Association, London, U.K.
June 1997
“Policymakers and Educational Historians: U.K. and U.S. Experiences.”
History of Education Society Conference, University of London, U.K.
April 1997
“Post-Modernity or Eurocentricity as Educational Dilemmas: The 21st
Challenge for the European Council.” Paideia: Eurocentric or
Afrocentric, Symposium of the European Studies Association, Madison,
Wisconsin.
Oct. 1996
“Foreign Secondary Schooling in Cyprus.” History of Education Society,
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Feb. 1995
“Constructing a Philosophy of Multicultural Education or a Multicultural
Philosophy of Education.” Presented at National Association for
Multicultural Education Conference, Washington, D.C.
Oct. 1994
Bloom, Takaki and the American University.” Faculty Study seminar.
Institute on Race and Ethnicity, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.
July 1994
“American and English Secondary schooling in Colonial Cyprus.”
Presented at International History of Education Symposium, Dekalb,
Illinois.
Dec. 1993
“Theological Education: Evangelical and Comparative Perspectives.”
Panel Discussant Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals,
Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois.
Oct. 1993
“Lincoln – Douglass Debate – Revisited.” Faculty Seminar, Institute on
Race and Ethnicity, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.
Jan. 1993
“The New Right and Educational Policy in the U.S. and Britain.”
Pedagogical Institute, Cyprus.
Oct. 1992
“The Second Bill of Rights.” Faculty Seminar, Institute on Race and
Ethnicity, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.
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March 1992
“Private Higher Education and the State in Cyprus.” Presented at
Comparative and International Education Conference, Annapolis,
Maryland.
Feb. 1992
“Ethnicity and Schooling in London: The Cypriot Experience 1940-1990.”
Intercultural Education Association – European Conference, Center of
Multicultural Education, University of London Institute of Education.
Sept. 1990
“The Hmong in America.” Seminar, Cardinal Strich College, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Oct. 1990
“DeTocquiville Today: Race, Ethnicity in the U.S.” Faculty Seminar,
Institute of Race and Ethnicity, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
Oct. 1989
“The World Bank On Educational Policy: A Rhetorical Analysis.”
Presented at Midwest Comparative and International Education Society
Conference, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
Oct. 1988
“Private Higher Education in Cyprus: In Search of Legitimacy.”
Presented at Midwest Comparative and International Education Society
Conference, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana.
March 1988
“Teaching Introduction to the Social Sciences with Intensive Writing
Component for High-Risk Community College Students.” Co-presenter
of Community College Social Science Association Conference, Chicago,
Illinois.
March 1988
“Incorporating Third World Studies in Introductory Social Science
Courses.” Presented at Community College Social Science Association
Conference, Chicago, Illinois.
Feb. 1988
“Implementing Higher Technical Education: The Case of the Technical
Educational Institutions in Greece.” Presented at Midwest Comparative
and International Educational Conference, Illinois State University,
Normal, Illinois.
Other presentations:
January 2001 “Huntington’s Cultural –Civilizational Conflict and the Post-Kosovo
Conflict era in the Balkans” Greek Christian Youth Conference, Athens
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April 2000
“Diversity and Education for the Fine Arts.” Presentation for Music
Education Program, University of Wisconsin Green Bay.
Feb. 2000
“The Future of the University in Europe.” Participant in panel.
Comparative Education Program, University of Wisconsin Madison.
March 1989
“Comparative Bilingual Education.” Presentation to Bilingual
Education/ESL program students/faculty, University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh.
Nov. 1998
“Politics of Educational Funding in Wisconsin.” Presentation for Citizen
for Quality Education, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Oct. 1998
“Referenda and Educational Politics.” Presentation to Kiwanis group,
Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
April 1997
“Conflict in the Balkans.” Presentation to Kiwanis group, Oshkosh,
Wisconsin.
Nov. 1996
“The Politics of Educational Choice.” Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce,
Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
May 1995
“Diversity in the Workplace.” Presentation to Human Resources Board,
Fond du Lac County.
Oct. 1994
“Education in Cyprus.” Presentation to Kiwanis group, Oshkosh,
Wisconsin.
Nov. 1992
“Cyprus – Then and Now.” Presentation to Oshkosh Senior Citizen
Center, Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Feb. 1992
“Zorba the Greek and the Culture of Rebellion.” Presentation and
analysis, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh, International Film Festival.
Dec. 1992
“The Gulf War and the Mideast Crisis.” Presentation for Kiwanis annual
Christmas breakfast.
Dissertation:
May 1988
“American Universities and the U.S. Agency for International
Development: An Analysis of the New Directions Policy Period.”
Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation, The University of Iowa.
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Publications:
“Critical Reading in a Bilingual Context – A 21st Century Skill” ΠΕΡΙΟΔΙΚΟΝ
ΜΑΘΗΣΗΣ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΗΣ ΓΛΩΣΣΑΣ – The Journal of Teaching Greek as
Second Language in European Schools. (with McGowan, Susan) October 2010.
“Extending the Greek University – A Call for Structural Change and Development”
Journal of Educational Sciences. The University of Crete, Greece. (in press)
“Extending the University: From University Extension to Open and Distance Education—
Challenging the Academy of the 21st Century” in Lionarakis A. et.al. International
Dimensions in Open and Distance Education. Hellenic Open University Press. Spring
2005, Patras, Greece.
“Greek Protestantism, Education and Social Change: The Post-Asia Minor Catastrophe
and the development of a 20th century intellectual tradition”. In Tsevas, G.
Greek Protestantism and Modern Greek Society. Star of the East Publications.
(in press)
“ Loucaris’s Calvinism, Religious Reformation and Greek Education”
Star of the East: A Greek Journal of Theology . 2002
“International Comparative Education, Higher Education section. Chapter in Magazines
for Libraries, edited by Bill and Linda Katz, 10th edition, 2001.
(Book Review) “Literacy: Key to Democracy in the Americas.” Convergence:
International Council for Adult Education, vol. xxxi, no. 4, 1998.
(Book Review) “Lifelong Learning in England and Wales,” by Alan Tuckett.
Convergence: International Council for Adult Education. (Spring 2000)
(Book Review) “The Foundations of Adult Education in Canada,” by Gordon Spelman,
et.al. Convergence: International Council for Adult Education. (Summer 2000)
(Book Review) “English University Life in the Middle Ages,” by Alan Cobban. History
of Education Quarterly. (Fall 2000)
Editorial Team Member- Chapter author, Multicultural Educaton in a Plularistic Society.
7th edition, Mc Graw-Hill, 2001.
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Editorial Team Member –Chapter author, The American Teacher: A Study in the
Foundations of American Education. 4th edition, McGraw-Hill, 2002.
“Cram Schooling in Cyprus: An Institutional and Political Analysis.” Chapter in
Comparative Educational Studies, Bouzakis, S. ed., (Gutenberg Press), Athens, Greece,
2000.
Guide for the Accreditation Visit and the Evaluation of Post-Secondary Educational
Institutions (Department of Tertiary Education, Accreditation Unit, Ministry of Education
and Culture, Republic of Cyprus). Monograph. April 1997.
“State, Society and Higher Education in Cyprus.” Mediterranean Journal of Educational
Studies, Fall 1997.
“American and English Schooling in Colonial Cyprus.” Mediterranean Journal of
Educational Studies (Forthcoming).
“Constructing Higher Education in Cyprus: The State Society and Conflicting Knowledge
Traditions.” European Journal of Education, vol. 32, no. 2, June 1997.
“Early Childhood Teacher Education and Professionalization in Cyprus: Recent
Developments and Implications.” Journal of Early Childhood Teacher Education,
(Summer 2000).
“Cyprus at a Crossroads: The Challenge of the 21st Century.” Crossing: A Bi-Communal
Cypriot Journal, vol. 1, no. 1, April 1996.
(http://force/stwing/upenn.edu.8001/~durduran/derg:/content.html).
“Rediscovering Cypriotness: The Construction and Significance of Identity in
Contemporary Cyprus.” Crossing: A Bi-Communal Cypriot Journal, April 1997.
“From Normal to State University: Historical Reflections of Edward Noyes – History of
the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.” Sojourner: A Historical Journal, Spring 1997.
“Carolyn and Angelo Wonder What It Would Have Been Like: Historical Development in
Children.” Wisconsin State Reading Association Journal, Spring 1995.
“International/Comparative Education, Higher Education” sections. Chapter in Magazine
for Libraries, edited by Bill and Linda Katz, 9th Edition, 1997.
“International/Comparative Education, Higher Education” sections. Chapter in Magazine
for Libraries, edited by Bill and Linda Katz, 8th Edition.
“Evangelical Christian Education in America: The Ideas, The Institutions and the
Enterprise” Christian Education Journal, vol. XV, no.2, 1995.
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“Churches and Religious Education in England and Wales.” Christian Education Journal,
vol.5, nos. 1 and 2, 1994.
“The Politics of Secondary School Reform in Cyprus: 1976-1993.” History of Education
Bulletin, no. 59, Spring 1997.
“The New University of Cyprus: Questions and Implications.” International Review of
Education, vol. 39, no. 6, 1993.
“Politics and Education: Thirty Years of Two Greek Readers.” WCCI Forum: Journal of
the World Curriculum Council, vol. 5, nos. 1 and 2, 1994.
“Overseas Study by Cypriots: Trends and Policy Implications.” Journal of Business and
Society, Cyprus College Publication, Spring 1995.
“Civic Education and the Political Culture in Cyprus.” Comparative Education (British
Society), (Forthcoming).
“Women, Schooling, and the Labor Market in Cyprus.”
International Sociology, vol. 29 no. 1, 1992.
Journal of Contemporary
“Education and Employment Trends in Cyprus.” International Education, June 1990.
“Private Higher Education in Cyprus: In Search of Legitimacy.” Higher Education
Policy, University of London, Institute of Education, vol. 2, no. 2, June 1989.
Co-authored: “New Directions in Access to Post-Secondary Education: Comparative
Perspectives.” International Education, vol. 6, no. 1, September 1989.
Co-authored: “Primary Group Sociological Research: Whatever happened to It?” Annals
of Applied Sociology, October 1990.
“Implementing Higher Technical Education in Greece: A Study of Law 1404/1983 and
the Creation of the Technological Educational Institutions.” Journal of Technical Careers,
October 1987.
“Technocracy and Education: An Ideological Debate.” Society of Modern Education,
Athens, Greece, October 1986.
“The Role of the Proposed University in Economic Development.”
Economy, Fall 1984.
LANGUAGES AND CROSS-CULTURAL EXPERENCE
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The Cyprus
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Languages: Fluent in Greek and English. Reading knowledge of French, Bulgarian,
Spanish, Portuguese and Turkish.
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Worked for four years with Central American Students as Program Director (CASP-AID).
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Born and attended primary and secondary schools in the Republic of Cyprus and Greece.
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Traveled extensively in the Middle East, Western and Eastern Europe, and North and East
Africa.
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Since 1984, a naturalized U.S.citizen.
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Adjunct and Visiting Professor, various universities and colleges in Greece and Cyprus.
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Scholar – Fellow, universities and colleges in the United Kingdom and Greece .
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Director of International Education and Programs.
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Extensive experience in international collaborative institutional partnerships.
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Extensive experience in International Higher Educational Consulting.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
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POD – Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education.
University Professional and Continuing Education Association
The Association for Continuing Higher Education.
Comparative and International Education Society
International Association of Cypriot Professional Scientists
American Hellenic Education Progressive Association
History of Education Society
Academy for Educational Development
The Greek Association of Open and Distance Education
The Greek Comparative Education Society
American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
The Association for the Study of Higher Education
International Leadership Association
Nebraska Council for Teacher Education 2005-08
National Network of Educational Renewal 2005-08
Nebraska Network for Educational Renewal (Executive Board Member) 2005-08
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