S2, Episode 8: A Conversation with Mike Woolf
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Mike Woolf's fascinating life as an urban, cosmopolitan person started paradoxically in the narrow cultural environment of London's Jewish East End in the post Holocaust years. His early commitment to literature and left politics was evident in his university studies in politics and history. His PhD in Literature at the University of Hull led him to teaching at the Universities of Padova, Venice, Hull and Middlesex. He entered international education after a laconic interview by former senator William Fulbright himself! The field has benefited for decades from Mike’s many talents; he is a tireless author and editor, a man with vast leadership experience, superb humor, and a charming ability for self-deprecating sarcasm. Subscribe to the Forum Storytellers feed or download the podcast on iTunes. © 2017 The Forum on Education Abroad
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S2, Episode 8: A Conversation with Mike Woolf
Mike Woolf's fascinating life as an urban, cosmopolitan person started paradoxically in the narrow cultural environment of London's Jewish East End in the post Holocaust years. His early commitment to literature and left politics was evident in his university studies in politics and history. His PhD in Literature at the University of Hull led him to teaching at the Universities of Padova, Venice, Hull and Middlesex. He entered international education after a laconic interview by former senator William Fulbright himself! The field has benefited for decades from Mike’s many talents; he is a tireless author and editor, a man with vast leadership experience, superb humor, and a charming ability for self-deprecating sarcasm. Subscribe to the Forum Storytellers feed or download the podcast on iTunes. © 2017 The Forum on Education Abroad