08/14/2026
AHI’s 2026 Summer Interns Engage on Key Policy Issues
Four college students and recent graduates brought fresh perspectives, strong research skills, and a deep interest in U.S.-Greece-Cyprus relations to the American Hellenic Institute (AHI) this summer. Bram Rawlings, Nicholas Contos, Noe Kourtzidis, and Spyridon Kass contributed to AHI’s research and programs while gaining first-hand experience with the people, institutions, and policy issues shaping Washington’s approach to the Eastern Mediterranean.
“AHI is fortunate to have talented interns who bring new perspectives, energy, and a keen interest in U.S.-Greece-Cyprus relations,” said AHI President Nick Larigakis. “Our 2026 summer interns made meaningful contributions to our research and programs while gaining valuable insight into how foreign policy and advocacy work in Washington. We are proud of their accomplishments and look forward to following their academic and professional journeys.”
Each intern brought a distinct academic background and area of interest to AHI, contributing to research and projects across a range of U.S.-Greece-Cyprus relations, and Eastern Mediterranean issues.
Read more here: americanhellenicinstitute.org/press-releases/ahis-2026-summer-interns-engage-on-key-policy-issues