Background
Jelliffe, Elizabeth Hitchcock was born on December 30, 1960 in Cleveland. Daughter of Roger Woodham and Joyce Evelyn (Miller) Jelliffe.
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Elizabeth Hitchcock Jelliffe, American journalist. McCracken fellow New York University, 1992-1997, pre-disseration grantee, 1993; pre-dissertation grantee Council for European Studies, Columbia University, 1993, Foreign Language and Areas Studies grantee, 1994. Volunteer tutor New York City Public Schools, since 1993. Member American History Association, American Association of University Women.
Education
Bachelor in International Political Economy, Stanford University, 1986. Master of Arts in International Relations, Johns Hopkins University, Washington, 1991. Master of Arts in French Studies, New York University, 1993.
Postgraduate, New York University, since 1993.
Career
Co-director innovative academic courses, Stanford (California) U., 1985-1986; policy analyst, California Medical Association, San Francisco, 1986-1987; consultant,, Lagos, Nigeria, 1987-1989; editorial assistant, National Public Radio, Washington, 1989-1991; journalist, The Economist of London, Washington, since 1991.
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Volunteer tutor New York City Public Schools, since 1993. Member American History Association, American Association of University Women.
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Born
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Nationality
American
Education
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1986
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1991
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1993
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Career
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1985 - 1986
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1986 - 1987
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1987 - 1989
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1989 - 1991
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1991
Awards
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McCracken fellow New York University, 1992-1997, pre-disseration grantee, 1993. Pre-dissertation grantee Council for European Studies, Columbia University, 1993, Foreign Language and Areas Studies grantee, 1994.McCracken fellow New York University, 1992-1997, pre-disseration grantee, 1993. Pre-dissertation grantee Council for European Studies, Columbia University, 1993, Foreign Language and Areas Studies grantee, 1994.