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New Internships Expand Opportunities for Students
DEREE students have three more companies to choose from when applying for international internships and study abroad programs.
Students who see international experience as an important way to get the most out of their education should follow this link.
DIAGEO Day @ DEREE
Join Us in DIAGEO Day @ DEREE
Tuesday November 5, 2013
13:30
Center for the Arts Auditorium
Join the session and meet representatives from the company, seizing the chance to learn more about Diageo and its current employment opportunities!
Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff, Gordon’s, Baileys and Tanqueray are among the world’s best loved drinks and only a few examples of the iconic brands included in Diageo’s portfolio. With production and distribution facilities around the world and 25,000 employees in 80 countries, Diageo aims to help millions of people celebrate life every day, everywhere.
DIAGEO’s European Commercial Graduate Program:
If you are a recent graduate or a graduating senior DIAGEO offers you a rotational, three-year Sales and Marketing Graduate Program to prepare… Continue reading
Career Days to Give Students a Professional Edge
If you want to interview for a position with a company or learn how to put your best foot forward with employers, join us at the Company Visitation Days. Click on the link to see the list of seminars you can attend.
An Internship That Let’s You Meet the World
If you would like to learn while traveling and working, then you might be interested in an AIESEC internship.
To find out more about this opporunity, come to our info sessions this week.
Students Raise Funds for Haiti Quake Victims
Deree College students are joining efforts to raise money for Haiti, devastated by an earthquake on January 12. Ten days after the quake, the Haitian government numbered the dead at 150,000.
Over half a million people have been left homeless in what was the poorest country in the Americas even before the earthquake.
As Haitians – many injured and grieving the loss of family members – struggle to survive amid the rubble of Port-au-Prince and other heavily populated areas, without clean water, electricity, food, or medical care, people around the world have rushed to provide assistance.
The Deree Ambassadors are manning a collection box in the corridor of the main building of the Aghia Paraskevi campus, giving students and staff… Continue reading
Dimitris Zafiropoulos Leaves a Legacy of Passion for People, Science, Nature
The dolphin has darted to the surface. It slips through the air, salt water pouring off its body.
In a splash it will be gone.
But not from the photograph taken by Professor Dimitris Zafiropoulos, who passed away unexpectedly on November 6.
Like the rest of the oceanographic and environmental work he carried out over the course of 35 years, the snapshot of the dolphin unassumingly captures life and holds it up for you to see. Like the rest of his work, too, it ensures that Dr. Zafiropoulos will still be there, just beneath the surface, for those who knew him as colleague, mentor, teacher: friend.
“He took pleasure in sharing his experiences and knowledge with others,” mused Dr. Anastasia… Continue reading
Hard work earns Deree grads places at top grad schools
Nafsika Bourma enrolled in Deree College in 2005 because she wanted to study communication. Now, as she prepares to don cap and gown and receive her bachelor’s degree on graduation day, she says the college has prepared her for her next academic challenge. She starts a master’s degree in media, gender and culture at the London School of Economics this autumn.
Bourma’s experience typifies that of other Deree students who say the college gives them the chance to excel, broadening their intellectual horizons and opening academic doors at the world’s best graduate schools.
“One of the things I liked about Deree was that you have to work hard to do really well here,” said Bourma, who has a 3.7 cumulative… Continue reading