The American Research Center in Sofia has developed partnership with over 60 North American educational and cultural institutions with the following representatives:

American University in Bulgaria: Evelina Kelbecheva (History and Southeast European Studies)

Arcadia University: Jan Motyka Sanders (Arcadia Center for Hellenic, Mediterranean and Balkan Studies)

Baylor University: Alden Smith (Classics)

Brown University: Adele Scafuro (Classics)

Bryn Mawr College: Catherine Conybeare (Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology)

Case Western Reserve University: Paul Iversen (Classics)

Center for Hellenic Studies: Gregory Nagy (Director)

Colgate University: Rebecca Miller Ammerman (Classics)

College of William and Mary: John H. Oakley (Classics)

Cornell University: Kevin Clinton (Classics)

Dartmouth College: Ada Cohen (Art History)

Duke University: Mary T. Boatwright (Classical Studies)

Dumbarton Oaks: Margaret Mullett (Byzantine Studies)

Emory University: Bonna Wescoat (History of Art)

Florida Atlantic University: Noemi Marin (School of Communication and Multimedia Studies)

Gettysburg College: Carolyn S. Snively (Classics)

Grinnell College: Dennis Hughes (Classics)

Harvard University: John Duffy (Classics)

Institute for Aegean Prehistory: Karen Vellucci (Director for Grant Programs)

Johns Hopkins University: Alan Shapiro (Classics)

Michigan State University: Svetla Dimitrova (Sociology)

New York University: Hallie Franks (Classics)

North Dakota State University: John K. Cox (History, Philosophy and Religious Studies)

Northeastern State University: Mark Carper (Geography)

Ohio State University: Yana Hashamova (Center for Slavic and East European Studies)

Pennsylvania State University: Anthony Cutler (Art History)

Princeton University: Margaret Beissinger (Slavic Languages and Literatures)

Rice University: Michael Maas (History)

Santa Clara University: William Greenwalt (Classics)

Stanford University: Ian Morris (Institute of Archaeology)

Temple University: Philip Betancourt (Art History)

Texas A&M University: Deborah N. Carlson (Nautical Archaeology Program in the Department of Anthropology)

University of California, Berkeley: Jeffrey Pennington (Institute of Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies)

University of California, Los Angeles: Evgenia Grigorova (Cotsen Institute of Archaeology)

University of Chicago: Victor Friedman (Center for East European and Russian/Eurasian Studies)

University of Colorado, Boulder: Peter Knox (Classics)

University of Connecticutt: Kroum Bachvarov (Anthropology)

University of Florida: Brano Kovalic (Political Science)

University of Georgia: Naomi Norman (Classics)

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign: Donna A. Buchanan (Russian, East European, and Eurasian Center)

University of Kentucky: Milena Minkova (Classics)

University of Michigan: Arthur Verhoogt (Classics)

University of Missouri, Columbia: Marcus Rautman (Art History and Archaeology)

University of North Carolina, Asheville: Lora Holland (Classics)

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill: Kenneth Sams (Classics)

University of Pennsylvania: Robert Ousterhout (History of Art)

University of Pittsburgh: Robert Hayden (Anthrology)

University of South Florida: William M. Murray (History)

University of Tennessee, Knoxville: David W. Tandy (Classics)

University of Texas, Austin: Mary Neuburger (History)

University of Texas, San Antonio: Boyka Stefanova (Political Science and Geography)

University of Toronto: Christer Bruun (Classics)

University of Virgina: Daniel Weiss (Art and Art History)

University of Washington: James E. Augerot (Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies)

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee: Philip Shashko (History)

Utah State University: Dwight Israelsen (Jon M. Huntsman School of Business)

Villa I Tatti, The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies: Lino Pertile (Director)

Willamette University: Scott H. Pike (Environmental and Earth Sciences)

Yale University: Milette Gaifman (Classics and History of Art)