Researcher with a strong foundation in Middle Eastern politics, focusing on the intersections of religion, nationalism, and cultural production, with a particular focus on modern Iraqi political thought and history. Brings deep knowledge of Arabic literary traditions, demonstrated through contributions to the 100 and One Arab Women Writers book project, published by the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Center.
Authored an Arabic book review of Arab Exile Literature in Europe: Defamiliarizing Forced Migration by Johanna Sellman, forthcoming in the June 2025 issue of Al-Markaz: Majallat al-Dirāsāt al-ʿArabiyya (Markaz: Journal of Arabic Studies), a peer-reviewed publication of the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Center.
During my internship, I worked on three prominent collections housed at the Department of Archives and Special Collections: Romeo Lahoud, Zaki Nassif, and Mohieddine and Niʿmat Kronfol. I adopted a multifaceted approach to archival management, crafting comprehensive finding aids for each collection. This involved conducting in-depth research into the lives and contributions of these individuals, categorizing and organizing materials, listing items, and performing various archival tasks essential to the department’s mission of preservation and accessibility.
As a writer and researcher for the Hundred & One Arab Women Writers in The Twentieth Century book project at the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Center, I conducted comprehensive studies on the lives and literary contributions of selected Arab women writers, offering critical analyses of their chosen literary works.
Advanced Literary Command of Arabic
Ability to Work in a Team
Ability to Work under Pressure
Adaptability
Analytical & Critical Thinking
Academic Research
Trained in Public Speaking
Microsoft Office
Creative Writing
Ethics & Integrity Training, United Nations
Ethics & Integrity Training, United Nations
Information Security Awareness Training, United Nations
GradEx Certificate, AUB's Graduate Council
Greek & Roman Mythology Course, Coursera, University of Pennsylvania
Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging Training, EVERFI
European Paintings: From Leonardo to Rembrandt to Goya Course, edx, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
The Power of Diplomacy of LAU Simulation Model, Parliament of Lebanon