I have been teaching Arabic Studies in the U.S. since 2005. My main approach to teaching has been linking sociolinguistic concepts to linguistic communicative practices. I enjoy showing my students the beauty and brilliance of Arabic language. More so, I become thrilled seeing the results of my students’ diligent work in expressing their enjoyment and appreciation of the language. 

Teaching Employment

2005-2009 Graduate Teaching Assistant of Arabic, Near Eastern Languages and Studies, The Ohio State University

2011-2016 Visiting Assistant Professor of Arabic Studies, Modern Languages & Literatures Department, Kenyon College

2022-2026 Adjunct Professor of Arabic, School of Social Sciences and International Studies, Wright State University

2024-present Lecturer, Near Eastern and South Asian Languages and Cultures, The Ohio State University