Two Hungarian American Coalition leaders, Edith Lauer, Chairman, and Zsolt Szekeres, Treasurer, were the honorees of the Sixth Hope Gala Ball, held on Saturday, Febuary 16, 2002, in Hanover, New

Washington, DC Three outstanding Hungarian university students were selected as winners of the “Dr. Elemer Kiss Scholarship Program” for the 2002-2003 academic year. The scholarship recipients are: Ms. Eszter Gulacsy, from Bekescsaba, Hungary,

Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition on July 1st, 2002 signed grant agreements with two Hungarian medical foundations, the Balassa János Sebészeti Alapítvány and the Korányi Sándor Alapítvány. The

Washington, DC and Budapest – An agreement between the Hungarian American Coalition and the Arany János Foundation for the Sciences (Arany János Közalapítvány a Tudományért) will provide funding for the

Washington, DC ­ The Hungarian American Coalition (the “Coalition”) participated in a conference held in the Hart Senate Office Building on May 15, 2002. Coinciding with President Bush1s summit meeting

WASHINGTON, DC – On May 17, 2002 the Executive Committee of the Hungarian American Coalition’s Board of Directors approved the application for HAC membership of two organizational and 10 individual

WASHINGTON, DC – On May 14, leadership of the Hungarian American Coalition (Coalition) met with Ms. Heather A. Conley, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs. The meeting was

The Hungarian American Coalition continues to support the enlargement of NATO to include all aspirants that satisfy the membership criteria of the Alliance and are willing and able to be

The Hungarian American Coalition co-signed a Grant Agreement in Budapest today, which will extend the operation of the Charles Simonyi Research Scholarship Fund until 2005. In 2000, Dr. Charles Simonyi

On March 23, Edith K. Lauer, Chairman of the Board of the Hungarian American Coalition, was among the seven latest recipients of the Magyar Örökség Dij (Hungarian Heritage Award) in