Young Professionals and Volunteers
Young Professionals are university students and/or recent graduates who, under supervision from the Secretariat staff, contribute to EuroClio’s projects and activities. Traineeships can focus on getting work experience or doing research and can be in-house or remote. Young Professionals who focus on gaining work experience typically work with EuroClio around 9 months.
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Anna Farronay
Anna Farronay
Anna Farronay is a 2023 summer research intern with EuroClio working on the Contesting Histories in Public Spaces project. She is pursuing a BA in History from Harvard University and will enter her fourth and final year this fall. - About
Kyle Mandell
Kyle Mandell
Kyle Mandell is a research intern with EuroClio for summer 2023 involved with the Contested Histories in Public Spaces project. He is entering his third year at Harvard University where he is receiving a BA in History and Literature. He comes from the New York City area in the United States. - About
Haley Forgacs
Haley Forgacs
Haley Forgacs is a trainee for the summer of 2023, working on a variety of projects at EuroClio. She received a Bachelor of Arts Honours at Queen’s University in English Literature and History. Haley is currently pursuing her Master’s in European and Russian Affairs through the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto. Her research interests include disinformation and memory politics in post-Soviet spaces. - About
Anjeza Llulla
Anjeza Llulla
Anjeza Llulla is a Young Professional at EuroClio since February 2023. She is involved in the projects that fall under Contested Histories and Historiana. She has received a BA in International Relations and International Organisation from the University of Groningen and is now in the final semester of her MSc in International Relations and Diplomacy at Leiden University. Her research interests include conflict resolution and reconciliation efforts especially in Southeast Europe, European Union external affairs, and ICT for education, peace, and development. - About
Monika Lendermann
Monika Lendermann
Monika Lendermann is a Young Professional (Educational Resources) from Germany and Singapore, starting in September 2022. She will be involved in the projects Who Were the Victims of the National Socialists?, In Europe Schools, and the Council of Europe's Observatory on History Teaching in Europe. Monika completed her undergraduate degree in European Studies at King's College London and the Humboldt University of Berlin. She also holds a master's degree in History from the University of Oxford. Her research interests include modern German history, cultural and intellectual history, as well as colonialism in sub-Saharan Africa and the Asia-Pacific. - About
Jodie van ‘t Hoff
Jodie van ‘t Hoff
Jodie van 't Hoff joined EuroClio as a Young Professional in September 2022. After having finished her BA in European Languages and Cultures in Groningen, she completed her MA in Euroculture, receiving a joint degree from the University of Groningen and the Palacký University Olomouc. Her research interests include European culture, populism, minorities and identity questions. In addition to focusing on Professional Development, Jodie will be involved in the projects Innovation Station, Europeana, and Seeking Justice- From Nuremberg to the Hague. - About
Adam Dargiewicz
Adam Dargiewicz
Adam Dargiewicz is a Young Professional for Outreach at EuroClio (starting from September 2022). He will be involved in projects such as Online Teaching in the Visegrad Region, Teaching European History in the 21st Century, Critical History and Learning History that is not yet History II. Adam comes from Warsaw, Poland. He completed his BA and MA degrees in history at Utrecht University. His historical interests are related to history of ideas, national cross-perceptions and history of international relations. Volunteer
AboutRebecca Jackson
Rebecca Jackson
Rebecca Jackson is originally from Vancouver, Canada. She studied Modern History at the University of St Andrews, Scotland, and then did a MA in Cultural Studies at KU Leuven, Belgium. Most of her research and study fell in the field of Memory Studies, about how the past is represented and used in society. At EuroClio she helps out as a volunteer with Outreach projects and creating content for the website.