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<P ALIGN="CENTER"><font size="+2"><b><font face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" color="#0000FF">Demetrios 
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  <p><font size="+1"><b>Demetrios G. Halkias</b></font> was born in 1932 in Kosma, 
    Kynourias, Greece to George and Kalliope Halkias. His father, a physician, 
    died in 1935 and Demetrios grew up as an orphan among his brother and two 
    sisters during the difficult years of the second World War. When the Germans 
    burned Kosma to the ground Demtrios moved to Leonidion where he finished his 
    high school education.</p>
  <p>In 1950, he was admitted to the Superior School of Commerce and Economic 
    Sciences and in December 1951 migrated to the United States. He settled in 
    Chicago and started as dishwasher, laundry man, short order cook and attended 
    night school to learn the English Language.</p>
  <p>In February 1953, he entered the University of Illinois graduated in 1957 
    and continued his graduate studies at the Stritch School of Medicine Loyola 
    University where he obtained a M.S. and a Ph.D. degree in Medical Microbiology.</p>
  <p>In 1962, he married to Evangeline Paraskevas and they have four children 
    George, Kalliope, Christos, Evangelos and two grandchildren.</p>
  <p>His academic career started at Creighton University School of Medicine in 
    Omaha, Nebraska where he taught medical, dental, and graduate students all 
    aspects of Microbiology and guided his first graduate students. He also became 
    involved with the Greek Orthodox Church and served at various capacities. 
    In 1972, he left Creighton as Associate Professor and moved to the University 
    of South Florida College of Medicine as charter faculty and became Chief Microbiology 
    Section at the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital. In 1978, he was promoted 
    to the rank of Professor of Pathology and Medical Microbiology and continues 
    to provide his service to both the University of South Florida and to the 
    VA Hospital.</p>
  <p>He has been involved in research, teaching, and service and has served as 
    major professor for a number of doctoral and master degree candidates. He 
    has trained a large number of residents in pathology, has performed basic 
    research and has published a number of papers and book chapters.</p>
  <p>He has served on a number of University and VA committees and has devoted 
    many years to the admissions committee at the USF College of Medicine.</p>
  <p>His service to the Greek Community in the Tampa Bay Area is well known and 
    has served the St. John Greek Orthodox Church continuously for 25 years serving 
    at all levels of the Parish Council. He has actively participated since 1984 
    in the planning and the establishment of the Greek Studies Center in the University 
    of South Florida and now is working and serves as treasurer of the AFGLC.</p>
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