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- International Relations grad from Michigan State University
- East Lansing, Michigan
Nick graduated from MSU in May and moved to D.C. for the summer before moving to the U.K. in the fall with his fiancee. Nick graduated with a dual major in International Relations and Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy with a specialization in Muslim Studies. Nick studied Arab language in Egypt in the fall of 2006 at American University in Cairo. In the summer of 2007, Nick circumnavigated the world on a research grant as a Circumnavigators Club Scholar. Nick conducted interviews and on-the-ground interviews with local Muslim community organizations in five countries in over six different languages. His senior thesis researched the role Muslim civil society organizations play in Muslim minority communities. Nick’s other research interests include immigration and refugee policy, civilizational studies, interfaith dialogue, and cross-cultural studies.
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Nick Micinski's Schools
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Michigan State University, Class of 2008 -
American University in Cairo Bachelors in ArabicEnrolled in Arabic Language Institute’s intensive Arabic program. Traveled extensively in Egypt, as well as Jordan and Israel.
Nick Micinski's Companies
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Amnesty International 2008 - Washington, D.c. Outreach and Training Intern -
S.C.O.U.T. B.A.N.A.N.A. 2007 - East Lansing, Michigan Director of Logistics
Nick Micinski's Affiliations
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Boy Scouts of America Benzonia, Michigan1996 - 2004Eagle Scout (2003) -
Sigma Iota Rho 2007Sigma Iota Rho is an honors society established to promote and reward scholarship and service among students and practitioners of international studies, international affairs, and global studies and to foster integrity and creative performance in the conduct of world affairs.
Nick Micinski's Presentations
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Toward Hybrid Identities? A Comparative Study of Civil Societies in Muslim Minority Countries, Thesis Defense, East Lansing, Michigan April, 2008 -
From French Bread to Fjords: A Comparative Study of Civil Society Organizations in Muslim Diaspora and Minority Communities, Circumnavigators Club Annual Meeting, Dearborn, Michigan October, 2007 -
Favellas, Fjords, and Facebook: An MSU student's sojourns (and research) through Muslim diaspora, NMU and Downwind Sports Presentation, Marquette, Michigan November, 2007 -
Comparing Civil Society Organizations within Muslim Minority Communities, MPSA Annual National Conference, Chicago, Illinois April, 2008
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