Fai-Podlipnik's Faculty Page
Judith Fai-Podlipnik
Position: Associate Professor of History; Coordinator for the Southwestern Social Sciences Association
Fields of Study: Eastern Europe (specialization in Hungarian History), the Holocaust, and 20th Century Europe
Classes usually taught: Western Civ I and II; History of 19th Century Europe; History of Modern Europe, 1914-1989; History of Modern Russia; Women in European History; The History of the Holocaust and History of Germany During World War II.
E-mail: jfai-podlipnik@selu.edu
Education: B.A., Tulane University; M.A., Florida State University; Ph.D., Florida State University
Awards:
- Walter Craddock Award; Holocaust Educational Foundation Grant; Humbolt University- Berlin, Germany Grant
- Grant to attend the Siblerman Seminar for Faculty sponsored by the U.S.
Holocaust Museum and
Publications:
- Articles on 20th century Hungary and central/eastern Europe.
- Published articles on Hungarian Emigres during the Post-War
era, and POWs and refugees in Hungary During World War II. - European/Asian History Coordinator for the Southwestern Social
Sciences Association's Convention. - At work on a Holocaust Survivor's Memoir.
Presentations
- more than 60 lectures and papers for international, national, regional conferences and symposiums