Current CV

GRZEGORZ (GREG) LEWICKI

EDUCATION:

from October 2010 on

Philosophy of Science (MSc, distinction) – London School of Economics and Political Science

2009 – 2012

Philosophy, History and Social Sciences (PhD) – Jagiellonian University (see: current academic research)

2007 – 2009

2006 – 2007

2003 – 2006

International Relations (BA, distinction) – Tischner European University, Krakow

2011 – present

journalist in “Wprost” Weekly (from X.2011 on)
editor/cooperation in educational project: Polish-British Strategic Partnership – postgraduate programme for Polish-speaking Londoners

2010 – present

editor of “Pressje” Quarterly – Krakow periodical on academic, social and geopolitical issues.

2004 – present

Founder of the student intercultural association and (since 2008) the founding member of an NGO that evolved thereof: Institute for Research on Civilizations (see also: the Institute’s leaflet on this website).

2006 – 2009

Expert reports for Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (some publications available for download)

Coordination of civil society-oriented trips, e.g. to Ukraine, Serbia and Georgia; co-direction of the post-trip documentary “Tracing non-violent revolutions” (watch the movie – in Polish);

Academic presentations, interviews, visiting seminars, art exhibitions, intercultural events

2008 – 2009

Researcher/didactic tutor in TIPS project: T-Learning to improve professional skills for intercultural dialogue” for European Commission; reports on the role of cultural mediator and situation of immigrants in Poland, analysis of case-studies; new media in education.

2008 – Translator in the wood technology company (English).

2007 – Member of the electoral staff by Civic Platform: election campaign of Jarosław Gowin (MP).

2005 – Editor’s assistant in TVP 2 – National Polish Television.

2004 – Internship: news reporter/documentalist in TVN – Polish private television. _

Monograph “Here Comes the New Proletariat” (answers the question “what lessons can we draw from the history of antique Rome for European Union’s population dynamics”), Centre for Political Thought, accepted for publication, 2011.

Publications and cooperation with various newspapers and journals (see: Publications; Literary work)

Leadership trainings: e.g. Notre Dame University Summer School , Tertio Millenio Summer Seminar, Youth in Action EU Programmes, IYLN, Acton University (detailed information about trainings available on request)

Journalism (2004-05) at Tischner European University
Public Relations (2008-09) at Jagiellonian University
CMS administration with WordPress, PHP (2004-present) and LMS administration with Moodle (2008-09); self-trained.
Agent-based modelling in NetLogo environment (2010); self-trained.
Theatre and performance workshops (Daniel Goldman, Goodenough College, London) (2011).