Spring 2021
Young Professional Empowerment Series
Advanced Degrees & Your Career Path
Saturday, March 27th
(R.S.V.P. by March 15th)
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Among the legacies celebrated in March 2021,
the Bicentennial Anniversary of Greek Independence,
we promote Education and the Freedom to follow
the path that best suits and unlocks our potential.
Since 2009, our goal has been to help emerging young professionals connect with viable career resources and opportunities. We have been particularly active in the months during the pandemic, lending support to struggling students, professionals, new entrepreneurs and local business owners.
Our Spring 2021 instructional videos and panel-style seminars will focus on achieving work-life balance, aligning goals, spotting and assessing common setbacks/pitfalls that emerging professionals should anticipate, etc. We will also introduce great resources designed to get you on the right track for your optimal academic and professional advancement.
Our seminar panels feature talks from Coaches and CEOs of premiere career development groups based in the US and Europe. Our March Seminar focuses on the value of pursuing an advanced degree program in the following industries:
M.A./M.F.A./D.A. (Arts & Humanities)
M.B.A. (Business, Finance, etc.)
Ed.M/Ed.D. (Education)
M.S./M.P.H./Sc.D./M.D./R.N. & related
J.D. & related
Ph.D. (Science & Humanities)
Advanced Interdisciplinary Programs (Science & Humanities)
Trending Post-Baccalaureate Certifications Programs
11:00AM: Sign-In & Intro to HYP Event Co-Moderators
Alexandra Liotopoulos (President, Ikaros HSA of CUNY Queens College; Programming Director, Philo4Thought)
Andi Rustani (Pre-Med, CUNY Hunter; Medical Assistant, Lexington Medical Associates; Recruitment Director, Philo4Thought)
11:05AM: Meet the Mentors (Science & Humanities)
Michael N. Aufruchtig (Head Coach, Columbia Fencing) Columbia University Sports Management M.S. Program)
Dr. Lorraine Chrisomalis-Valasiadis, M.D. (OB/GYN; Board Member, Hellenic Medical Society of NY; HPW)
John Papaspanos, Esq. (Director, HACC Young Professional Division; Associate Baker Botts; First Author, Arete)
Elpida Velmahos (M.P.H., Columbia University; STEM Mentor, Philo4Thought)
Michael Evangelopoulos (Biomedical Engineer, Northwestern University; STEM Mentor, Philo4Thought)
Prof. Tamika M. Tompoulidis (Career Counselor; Adj. Prof., Communications, Univ. Kentucky; Humanities Mentor, Philo4Thought)
Prof. Chris Salboudis, C.L.C. (CEO, Philo4Thought; Adj. Prof., Philosophy et.al.; Manager & Student Coord., Columbia CGT-BE; Life Coach; former Asst. Dean of Admissions)
11:45AM: Panel Discussion
12:30PM: Short Break, Feature Video & Open Q&A
12:55PM: Closing Remarks & Special Announcements
All are welcome to attend.
Online registration is required.
Please RSVP online before March 15th for free registration.
Please RSVP online by March 26th for $5. Last minute registration is not available.
Registrants will receive an Eventbrite email with the Zoom Link and Password.
Those who register for the event are eligible to win our designated raffle prize — a free 1-hour Resume Review (Value $50).
This event may be recorded for limited training purposes. By registering for the event participants agree to be recorded for training purposes.
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Clearer take on the value of an advanced degree.
Designing an effective Career Path in your desired industry.
Setting solid long-term and intermediate goals for career success.
Information covered is helpful for all
Below are helpful overviews about different types of advanced degrees. Click the (pink) links below to access this reference material.
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We thank those contributing to this event, especially:
Our esteemed guest speakers and strategic partners from various affiliate schools and organizations
Alexandra Liotopoulos, Andi Rustani & Marinos Dakis @ Philo4Thought
Philo4Thought is a 501(c)3 philanthropic educational nonprofit foundation dedicated to the Hellenic Young Professional community. We are offering this and other free collaborative summer events and ask that those who are able to donate something towards the advancement and continuation of our programming please do so. All amounts are welcome and much appreciated. All charitable donations support our educational programming, publications and College-Bound Young Scholars initiative and are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.