Onassis Scholars’ Association welcomes Dr. Sozita Goudouna as a member of the Board of Directors
Dr. Sozita Goudouna will contribute to the Board of Directors by playing a vital role in enriching the contemporary art scene and encouraging a dialogue between Greek and U.S. cultures. Dr. Goudouna is known for her impactful role in promoting contemporary art and facilitating cultural exchanges between Greece and the United States. As the director of “Greece in USA,” Goudouna organizes and curates exhibitions that showcase contemporary Greek artists, providing them with a platform to reach wider audiences in the U.S. and vice versa. These exhibitions often highlight the unique perspectives and narratives of Greek culture. She initiates various cultural programs, workshops, and talks that foster dialogue between artists and audiences from different backgrounds. These programs often include collaborations with American institutions to create a bridge between Greek and U.S. cultures.
“Greece in USA” established the “Library Residency” in Athens as an artist residency program that invites American artists, scholars to experience Greece. This exchange nurtures creativity and facilitates the sharing of ideas and practices. Dr. Goudouna contributes to publications that focus on contemporary art, providing critical insights and fostering discussions on the intersection of Greek and American cultural practices. By connecting artists, curators, and cultural organizations from both countries, Goudouna creates networking opportunities that enhance collaboration and promote cross-cultural understanding.
Onassis Scholars’ Association
The Onassis Scholar’s Association is a registered organization comprising three bodies: the General Assembly, the Board of Directors, and the Audit Committee.
The Association is run by a 15-member Board of Directors elected by General Assembly every two years. Special Committees, appointed by the Board of Directors, oversee specific matters, such as the organization of conferences, lectures, and other events.
The General Assembly acts as the Association’s highest authority, while the Audit Committee is charged with checking the Association’s financial management and the Board of Directors’ actions, compiling its findings in reports.