Simon Malépart
Research Assistant (PhD student)
Simon Malépart is an incoming PhD student at McGill University, working on the history of Germany and modern Europe. He is currently working under Kendra Gaede to locate various genealogical and historical documents for Marin Immigration Law.
Fast Facts
- Fluent in English, French, German, and Spanish.
- First MA student to ever receive a Fellowship at the Blavatnik Institute in New York City.
- Winner of multiple academic awards, including a SSHRC grant for his MA dissertation in history
- Holds an MA and BA (Hons) from Concordia University
- Avid Montreal Canadiens and Arsenal Football Club fan
About
Simon Malépart
His research looks specifically at the formation of East German identity at the start of the Cold War, combining history with politics and Nietzschean and Marxist philosophy. He is particularly interested in the dissemination of ideas and the process of identity formation at the national level. His academic background and current research in history have provided him with fundamental archival research experience.
Professional Experience
- Research Assistant for Dr. Eric Reiter and Mehdi Ghafouri
- Teaching Assistant
Professional Membership
- None
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