• Alan Ansen- American poet,secretary to W.H. Auden 1949-53.
• R. Buckminster Fuller- Creator of the Geodesic Dome Inventor, poet.
• Gregory Corso- American Poet.
• Kimon Friar- translator of Nikos Kazantzakis.
• Robert Liddle- scholar,author specializing on Cavafi.
• James Merrill- American poet.
• Philip Sherrard- Author.
• Peter Macridge- Oxford University, Greek Scholar.
• Edmund Keeley- Princeton University,historian, author of many books on Greece.
• Desmond O'Grady- Irish poet.
• John Papaioannou- Greek musicologist.
• John Rassias- Dartmouth College- language expert.
• Nikos Stavroulakis- Byzantologist, artist, author.
• Irving Stone- American author.
• Richard Demarco- Demarco Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland, artist.
• Willis Barnstone- American translator and poet.
• Eugene Borza- historian, expert in Macedonian Civilization.
• Marcos Dragoumis- Greek Musicologist.
• George Huxley- former director of the Gennadius Library.
• Fred Ahl- Author, classics professor at Cornell University.
• Nanno Marinatou- author, archaeologist, art historian.
• Berit Wells- Director of the Swedish School of Archaeology.
• Richard Burgi- Greek language specialist Princeton University.
• Panayis Psomopoulos- Athens Centre for Ekistics.
• Th. D. Frangopoulos- Greek Poet and writer.
• Willie Eliot- Archaeologist,former deputy Director of the American School of Classical Studies.
• Theodore Antoniou- Greek composer and conductor.
• William Dinsmore- archaeologist
• Chris Faraone- University of Chicago, classics department
• Rob Nelson- University of Chicago, art historian
• Johnathan Hall-University of Chicago, classics department
• James Redfield-University of Chicago, classics department

Theatre Performances
The Greek language school organizes a yearly summer Theatre Festival which includes productions of Classical Greek plays in English translation, with students and professional actors. The plays are performed in outdoor amphitheatres in Spetses, Athens and other locations.

Productions are planned with The Classic Theatre Company of the University of Detroit Mercy. The Theatre Company of the University of Florida in Gainesville and with the New World School of the Arts Theatre Company.

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