Nick Underwood
Nick Underwood, recent Ph.D. in History with aGraduate Endorsement from the Program in Jewish Studies at CU-Boulder, published his first peer-reviewed journal article "Dressing the Modern Jewish Communist Girl in Interwar Paris"in a
Nick Underwood, Ph.D. Candidate in History, presented the Max Weinreich Fellowship Lectureat theYIVO Institute for Jewish Research on March 16, 2016.Nick's paper, “Yiddish Culture and Interwar Paris: The 1937 World’s Fair
Cambridge University Press'Urban History, has published via Firstview (their digital, pre-print publishing method) the special section titled"Beyond the Pletzl: Jewish Urban Histories of Interwar France,”which History and Jewish
PhD candidate in European and Jewish history, Nick Underwood was invited to participate in thethe Graduate Student Workshop in Modern Jewish History at the Center for Jewish History in New York this coming October.In other recent news, his
Nicholas Underwood, PhD Candidate in History, was selected to participate in the Seventh Session of The International Forum of Young Scholars on East European Jewry hosted by the Elie Wiesel Center for Judaic Studies at Boston University, taking
Nick Underwood,PhD Candidate in History, was recently granted two prestigious fellowships. Underwood receiveda dissertation fellowship from the James R., Anne M., and R. Jane Emerson (McCall) Student Support Fund in the Humanities, one
Nick Underwood, PhD Candidate in History, is excited to announce that his article"Dressing the Modern Jewish Communist Girl in Interwar Paris," was formally accepted forpublicationin the journalFrench Politics, Culture &
Nick Underwood, PhD Candidate in History, comes to CU from South Florida, and is currently completing his dissertation in Napa, CA.Nick has been highly involved with the Program in Jewish Studies, both working in the Jewish Studies office and being