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As pointed out in 2002 proceedings, the Association members are able to have access to this year’s full review, that is, to the complete set of Association activities, through the Newsletter (Editorial, BoD Activities, “Straight to the point…and sideways” column, and individual articles), as well as through the e-mails sent. Find the full text in...

Commencing its tenure on January 2004, the BoD set some goals. During the year, some of these goals were achieved, some more were launched, and some others were not possible to implement. FInd the full text in DOC form here (GreeK language)

The 2005 Proceedings report is the second proceedings report presented by the outgoing BoD to HELLASCO’s members. Find the full text in DOC form here (Greek language)

The 2006 Proceedings report is the first report presented by the present BoD to HELLASCO’s members. Of the goals set at the beginning of this year, some were achieved, some were launched, and some others did not even begin. In the following chapters, the main activities of the BoD members are summarized, sorted by subject....

During the second (and final) year of its mandate, the BoD pursued its effort to accomplish the goals set out at the beginning of 2006 and dealt with the various issues that arose during the year. The proceedings present an analysis of the main topics covered by the BoD and provide an overall summary of...

During its first year of mandate, the BoD pursued its efforts to accomplish the goals set out by the previous BoD, set new objectives and engaged in accomplishing them, while dealing with all other topics that arose during the year. Find the full text in PDF form pepragmena2008 (Greek language)

The 2009 report covers the most important issues dealt with by the BoD and provides a registry of all other issues. During the second (and final) year in office, the BoD pursued its efforts to accomplish the goals set out at the beginning of 2008 and dealt with all other topics that arose during the...

Find the full text in PDF form here. (Greek language)