As an integral part of the Seeger Center, the Program in Hellenic Studies offers a comprehensive undergraduate curriculum, as well as graduate courses in Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, taught by specialist faculty in a range of departments in the humanities and social sciences. 

The Program in Hellenic Studies is closely affiliated with the Humanities Council and the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies (PIIRS)

Jack Tannous is the director of the Program, which is administered by an executive committee. 

M. Beissinger
Mark R. Beissinger

Henry W. Putnam Professor of Politics

Emmanuel Bourbouhakis on a lawn with a building in the background
Emmanuel C. Bourbouhakis

Associate Professor of Classics and the Stanley J. Seeger '52 Center for Hellenic Studies

Marina Brownlee
Marina S. Brownlee

Robert Schirmer Professor of Spanish and Portuguese and Comparative Literature

Elizabeth A. Davis

Associate Professor of Anthropology

Dimitri wearing a grey sweater over a collared shirt with glasses, smiling
Dimitri H. Gondicas '78

Stanley J. Seeger '52 Director, Seeger Center for Hellenic Studies / Lecturer in the Council of the Humanities and Hellenic Studies

B. Graziosi
Barbara Graziosi

Professor of Classics

Molly Greene
Molly Greene *93

Professor of History and Hellenic Studies

Eric Gregory
Eric Gregory

Professor of Religion / Chair, Council of the Humanities / Director, Stewart Seminars in Religion / Director, Program in Humanistic Studies

Johannes Haubold

Professor of Classics

David Jenkins
David T. Jenkins

Librarian for Classics, Hellenic Studies and Linguistics (Sits with Program Committee)

M. Lane
Melissa S. Lane

Class of 1943 Professor of Politics / Director, University Center for Human Values

Hendrik Lorenz

Professor of Philosophy / Acting Director, Program in Classical Philosophy

E. Rentzou
Effie Rentzou

Associate Professor of French and Italian

Michael A. Reynolds

Associate Professor of Near Eastern Studies

Teresa Shawcross

Associate Professor of History and Hellenic Studies

A. Stahl
Alan Stahl

Curator of Numismatics (Sits with Program Committee)

Jack Tannous
Jack Tannous *10

Associate Professor of History and Hellenic Studies/ Chair, Center for the Study of Late Antiquity/ Director of the Program in Hellenic Studies
ex officio