ASAcampus Greece is born

02 April 2010 - Research -

Few months after the successful International Hilterapia® Congress of Athens, the Greek session of the ASA Research Division “Asacampus Greece” is born. The work team, composed by a research staff and a teaching staff, will develop research projects, scientific publications and didactic activities, under the management of Dr. Georgios Vissarakis. 
Ms Mata Karagiannnis, coordinator of the teaching staff, will take care of the organization of all the training courses, on-line and on-site. 
Dr Monica Monici, Director of ASA Campus, is pleased to welcome these new Greek colleagues in the scientific network.

 

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