Hellenic Link-Midwest Information

Since its inception in 1985, Hellenic Link - Midwest has consistently showcased activities on a variety of topics that are in the forefront of the Hellenic-American community's interests. These activities include lectures, symposia and conferences where a variety of prominent speakers ranging from ambassadors to journalists to university professors have provided insights into recent history or have lectured on topics of current interest in politics, economics, education, the arts, and sciences. Hellenic culture has been promoted through theatrical plays by visiting theater companies, such as the Nefeli Troupe of Toronto, and through musical tributes to March 25, 1821. Diversity is a key feature of Hellenic Link-Midwest. In addition to informing and culturally enriching, Hellenic Link - Midwest assists young Greek-Americans to achieve their career goals through its scholarship program. Each year a number of scholarships are awarded at the Annual Dinner Dance. These scholarships are given to students of Greek descent who are enrolled in accredited United States colleges or universities. Another aspect of Hellenic Link's involvement in the community is the continuous support of worthwhile causes, such as the Hellenic Museum and the Greek-American Nursing Home. As a degreed professional, you are invited to join Hellenic Link and to enjoy the privileges of membership. Your annual membership fee ensures: Free admission to cultural events Notification of all upcoming events Discounted admission to selected social events or plays Free subscription to the Hellenic Link-Midwest Newsletter Voting privileges Eligibility for position as board member or officer Eligibility for serving on Hellenic Link-Midwest committees Networking with other major Greek-American professional organizations If you are interested in understanding and influencing association operations or are looking for a good networking opportunity, consider volunteering for the association's committees. Contact the association's president at