Nikos Theodoropoulos is a PhD candidate in Modern and Contemporary Greek History (Department of History and Archaeology, NKUA, 2019–), having completed his MA in the same department (2015–2018) and his Bachelor in Literature (NKUA, 2008–2013). His research interest mainly concern: history of historiography, as well as intellectual and cultural history. He has lectured in postgraduate seminars and academic workshops/conferences in NKUA, as well as in the University of Regensburg. Since 2017 he has been working as a copy-editor/proofreader, as well as a translator. He has worked with the University of Western Macedonia, in the framework of project “Agrotour”, conducting historical research on landmarks located along walking trails in the region of Prespa (2022–2023). He was also a member of the organizing committee of International Encounters/Conference: “Walking Visions / Visions for Walking,” Prespa (2023). His role in WALC involves proofreading and editing texts.