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1. Personal Data 2. Education 3. Theses 1 CURICULUM VITAE KALLIOPI J. SAPOUNTZAKI February 2017 1. PERSONAL DATA Name / Surname: Kalliopi Sapountzaki Residential Address: 3 Pelika Str., Marousi of Attica, Athens 15122 Phone numbers: +30-2108025074, +30-2109549161 (office) Mobile phone number: +30-6976628006 Birthplace: Athens Profession: Dr. Urban and Regional Planner and Architect Engineer Position: Professor, Department of Geography, Harokopio University of Athens 2. EDUCATION Educational Institution Period Title / Diploma / Degree - Date High School (Arsakeia Schools in Psychiko) http://arsakeio.gr/en/schools-complexes/arsakeia-schools-in- 1969-1974 High School Certificate psychiko National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), Diploma Degree of Architect School of Architecture 1974-1980 Engineer (Very Good), July 1980 http://www.arch.ntua.gr/english/studies_en/studies_en.htm University of Manchester Faculty of Architecture 1980-1981 Μ.Α. in Urban Design, 1981 National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), PhD (Excellent) in Regional School of Architecture, Department of Urban and 1983-1990 Spatial Planning and Regional Planning Management of Natural Disasters, May 1990 3. THESES Ι. K. Sapountzaki, “Development in Caernarvon (Coed Helen site)”, Thesis M.A., University of Manchester, Faculty of Architecture, 1981. The Μ.Α. diploma thesis refers to a residential, touristic and other development of a certain site in the historical city of Caernarvon in Wales (United Kingdom). ΙΙ. K. Sapountzaki, "Planning and Spatial Distribution of Emergency Facilities at prefectural level to Cope with Seismic Disasters", PhD thesis, National Technical University of Athens, 1990 (in Greek). 2 4. SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarship offered by the State Scholarship Foundation (IKY), 1974-75. Award given in memory of Diomedes Komninos -as a result of the 2nd order of success in the pan-Hellenic examinations for university admission. Scholarship for PhD thesis elaboration by the State Scholarship Foundation (IKY)(1983-86). 5. TEACHING – TUTORING ASSIGNMENTS Before election as Lecturer at Harokopio University, Dept of Geography Undergraduate level Lecturing in the module “Urban Planning”, School of Rural and Surveying Engineering of NTUA, 1994-1995. Lecturing in the modules “Urban and Regional Planning”, “Special Issues of Urban Spatial Planning” and “Regional Spatial Planning”, Schools of Architecture and Civil Engineering of NTUA, 1997-1998. Post-graduate level Lecturing in the inter-departmental Post-graduate Course “Environment and Development”, School of Rural and Surveying Engineering of NTUA, in the academic years 1998-1999 and 1999-2000 (compulsory module “Development Planning Methodologies and the Environment”). After election as Lecturer at Harokopio University, Dept of Geography, 2000 (“Applied Geography with a focus on Urban and Regional Development” Gov Gazette 270 14/11/2000) Teaching tasks in the Department of Geography: Undergraduate level “Spaces, Places and Societies” (compulsory module, 2000-2001, 2001-2002, 2002-2003). “Population Geography and Demography” (compulsory module, co-teaching, 2000-2001, 2001- 2002). “Urban and Regional Development I” (compulsory module, 2001-2002, 2002-2003 and 2003- 2004). “Urban and Regional Development II” (optional module, 2002-2003 and 2003-2004). “Management of Natural Disasters” (optional module, 2002-2003 and 2003-2004). “Strategic and Local Spatial Planning” (optional module, 2003-2004). Postgraduate level “Sustainable Development of Urban and Rural Regions” (2000-2004, co-teaching, in the context of the post-graduate course Sustainable Development of the Department of Home Economics and Ecology of Harokopio University). 3 After election at the Assistant Professor’s post (2004) (“Applied Geography with a focus on Spatial Planning and Protection from Natural Disasters”) Undergraduate level In the period 2004-2009 Dr Sapountzaki retained the exclusive responsibility of the compulsory modules “Urban and Regional Planning I” and “Strategic and Local Spatial Planning” as well as the responsibility of the optional modules “Urban and Regional Planning II” and “Management of Natural Disasters”. Post-graduate level As member of the Committee which planned and organized the post-graduate MSc courses of the Department of Geography, Dr Sapountzaki contributed substantially in planning and actual operation of both courses of the post-graduate programme Applied Geography and Spatial Planning. In the period 2005-2009 she has been assigned the exclusive responsibility of the module “Vulnerability and Risk: Prevention and Preparedness” (compulsory module) and she has been co-responsible for the module “Local Sustainable Development and Spatial Planning” (optional module of the second course European Policies, Planning and Spatial Development). After election at the Associate Professor’s post (2009) Undergraduate level In the period 2009-2013 Dr Sapountzaki retained the exclusive responsibility of the compulsory modules “Regional Planning” (which replaced the “Urban and Regional Planning I”) and “Strategic and Local Spatial Planning” as well as the responsibility of the optional modules “Urban Sustainable Development” (which replaced the “Urban and Regional Planning II”) and “Management of Natural Disasters”. Post-graduate level In the period 2009-2013 she retained the exclusive responsibility of the module “Vulnerability and Risk: Prevention and Preparedness” (compulsory module) as well as co-responsibility for the module “Local Sustainable Development and Spatial Planning” (optional module of the course European Policies, Planning and Spatial Development). She has undertaken besides co- responsibility for a new module under the title “Codes, Regulations and Engineering Works versus Natural hazards”. After election at the Professor’s post (2014) Undergraduate and post-graduate levels In the period 2014-2017 Dr Sapountzaki retained the exclusive responsibility of the compulsory modules “Regional Planning” and “Strategic and Local Spatial Planning” as well as the responsibility of the optional modules “Urban Sustainable Development” and “Management of 4 Natural Disasters” of the undergraduate level. Similarly, she retained the teaching responsibility for the compulsory and optional post-graduate modules of the previous period. Tutoring of Diploma, MSc and PhD theses Dr Sapountzaki has tutored a large number of diploma theses, under- and post-graduate, and has been member of several evaluation committees for PhD theses at Harokopio and other Greek Universities (e.g. the National Technical University of Athens, University of Piraeus etc). 5.1 TEACHING AND LECTURES IN OTHER EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES In the academic year 2009-2010, in the context of ERASMUS MOBILITY FOR TEACHING ASSIGNMENT UNDER THE LIFELONG LEARNING PROGRAMME, Dr Sapountzaki was invited by the Technical University of Dortmund, School of Spatial Planning (Germany) to offer three lectures at both undergraduate and post-graduate levels, as follows: "Cross-border Territorial and Environmental Planning issues in the Balkan Region", in the context of the undergraduate module Planning in Urban and Metropolitan Regions. "Risks in the agenda of Spatial Planning: Examples from Developed and Developing Countries", in the context of the international biennial post-graduate (MSc) Programme SPRING (Spatial Planning for Regions in Growing Economies). "Spatial Planning in Greece", in the context of the undergraduate module Spatial Planning from an International Perspective. In the spring semester of the academic year 2010-2011, Dr. Sapountzaki was invited as visiting professor to contribute to the international MSc post-graduate Programme SPRING, School of Spatial Planning, Technical University of Dortmund (Germany). She contributed to the following modules: Module Title of Lecture Series Environmental Conflicts between International Environmental Conventions and Local Planning and Development Interests: The Case of Ramsar Convention Management Financing & Budgeting The Necessity of Coordination-Cooperation between Responsible Authorities and the Civil Society in Natural Risk Management: The Case of Forest Fires Human Settlements Illegal Housing in Greece Planning SPRING Colloquium The Significance of “Vulnerability” and “Resilience” in Coping with Natural, Environmental and Climate Change Hazards Planner’s Toolkit Conflicts in Cases of Restructuring-Renewal-Regeneration Programmes for Degraded Urban Areas: The Example of Eleonas district of Athens Lecture after invitation by the University of Vienna, Faculty of Earth Sciences, Geography and Astronomy in the context of the activities of the network NowAgea (Mentoring Lecture Series). The lecture after the title “Resilient people, resilient institutions: Can they build resilient cities” was held on 23/10/2012 (http://nowagea.univie.ac.at/mentoring-lecture-series/). 5 Lecture after invitation by the University of Vienna, Department of Geography and Regional Research, Faculty of Earth Sciences, Geography and Astronomy. The lecture after the title “When risk governance processes in the European South prove to be successful: The case of forest fires in Attica Region, Greece” was held on 22/10/2012 http://geographie.univie.ac.at/fileadmin/user_upload/i_geo_raumforschung/download/WS12_FSE__Programm1.pdf In the spring semester of the academic year 2015-2016 in the framework of EU ERASMUS Programme, Professor Sapountzaki was invited by the University of Valencia, Dept of Geography to offer lectures at both the under- and post-graduate level.
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