Niko Stavropoulos

I am standing for Editor-In-Chief to support World History Society members to publish their own works of historical argumentation. I am deeply passionate about studying history, building my own opinions, and then turning them into a well written paper. I believe going through the publication process would be an extremely rewarding and worthwhile challenge. However, I am well aware that it is extremely difficult to get published as an undergraduate historian. Therefore, I hope to serve as the Editor-In-Chief for the World History Society to give like-minded students the support and opportunity to publish their works. I would thoroughly enjoy reviewing the works of fellow undergraduate historians, providing them with feedback and guidance through the publication process. My goal for the World History Society Journal is to publish an annual journal that gives UCL students from all academic disciplines the opportunity to publish their 1) Original historical research; 2) literature reviews; 3) book reviews. Lastly, I hope to encourage multiple students to collaborate to produce a single paper. Academia is meant to be a collaborative environment and yet few opportunities exist for undergraduate historians to do so. Having multiple historians produce one paper is an extremely valuable experience that develops the skill of collaboration while leading to exceptionally well researched papers.