Doxa Komodromou comes from Athienou, Larnaca District. She has been working at the University of Cyprus since 2007 until today. She is the Press Spokesperson and Head of the Office of Planning and Implementation of Official Ceremonies at the Rectorate of the Higher Academic Institution, organizing, coordinating and presenting all Graduation and Graduation Ceremonies. In addition, it organizes the inauguration of the building facilities and foundation stones on the University Campus and works closely with the respective State for hosting Prime Ministers and Presidents of foreign countries, as well as European dignitaries in Cyprus. Among its achievements are the organization of many events outside Cyprus, such as the recent Ceremony of the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew as Honorary Doctorate of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Cyprus. In fact, as a mission leader, Doxa Komodromou organized, curated and accompanied students to Brussels and Luxembourg to participate in international competitions.
She was a personal associate of the MP and later President of D.SY. and MEP, Giannakis Matsis for 15 years both in the House of Representatives and in the European Parliament (Brussels, Strasbourg).
During the last 20 years she worked with radio and television channels (Cyprus Radio and Television Foundation and Dias Television-Sigma Group), presenting news bulletins and talk shows. For the last six months he has been presenting the innovative RIK show "University Treasures", with the participation of all academic institutions in Cyprus. As a journalist, she also delivers seminars on Speech and Elocution to students of the Department of Journalism and the Department of Law of the University of Cyprus.
She holds a Master Degree in "Political and Social Sciences" from the University of Cyprus. From the University of Nicosia she secured her first degree in Journalism and Public Relations "Communications", (Bachelor Degree), with distinction (3.72).
She is the author of the book "Kyriakos Matsis, the physiognomy of a thinker who joined the EOKA Struggle", AFI Publications. She is currently working on her PhD thesis entitled: "The role played by the Cyprus Radio Service in the EOKA Struggle", supervised by the Associate Professor of the Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Cyprus, Petros Papapolyviou. Just last January, she successfully passed the last stage of her research proposal.
She is married to George Komodromos and they have two children, Andreas and Spyros.
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