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<p>AFGLC centers within the United  States are administratively and legally structured in accordance with the laws  governing each state in which they are located. These centers are established  and operate within the administrative structure and under the jurisdiction of  the AFGLC Headquarters. The primary mission of each AFGLC center is to work  with Headquarters in order to identify academic institutions within or near its  geographical area at which a local Interdisciplinary Centers for Hellenic Studies (ICHS) may be established. Furthermore, each  AFGLC center is to provide continuing support of their local ICHS once  established, and its officers will serve on the ICHS board of directors.<br />
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  <span class="style7">1. Tampa Bay, Florida </span><strong>(<span class="style4">operational</span>) <br />
  <span class="style13">2. Tri-State (Del., SE Penn., South Jersey)</span> (<span class="style4">operational</span>)</strong><br />
<span class="style5">3. Stony Brook (Long Island), NY (in support of Stony Brook University)  <span class="style4">(operational) </span><span class="style8">New!</span></span><br />
<span class="style9">4. Baltimore, Maryland (under development)<br />
5. Dallas, Texas (under development)<br />
6. Orlando, Florida (under development)<br />
7. Phoenix/Tucson, Arizona (under development)<br />
8. St. Louis, Missouri (under development)<br>
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