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‎Nawal Nasrallah‎

Nawal Nasrallah is a U.S.-based Iraqi food writer, food historian, English literature scholar, and translator from Arabic into English.[1] She is best known for her cookbook featuring Iraqi cuisine, entitled Delights from the Garden of Eden, and for editions of medieval Arabic cookbooks, including Annals of the Caliphs’ Kitchens, an annotated translation of the tenth-century, Abbasid-era cookbook Kitab al-Tabikh by Ibn Sayyar al-Warraq.[2] She has won numerous awards for her writing and her translations.[3][4]
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‎Gretchen Mcculloch‎

Gretchen McCulloch is a Canadian linguist. On her blog, as well as her podcast Lingthusiasm (which she cohosts with Lauren Gawne) she offers linguistic analysis of online communication such as internet memes, emoji and instant messaging. She writes regularly for Wired and previously did so for The Toast. In 2019, she published a book on internet linguistics, Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language.
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Otared Haidar

Dr Otared Haidar is a full-time permanent member of the academic teaching staff at the University of Oxford. She teaches Arabic, Arabic Media and Literary Enrichment at the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies and she is the Lecturer of Arabic at Wadham College. Expertise Early Modern to Modern Arabic and Comparative Literature literary theory and media Intellectual and cultural history Syria and the Levant Selected publications “Syrian intellectuals and the media: Competing narratives and discursive wars”, in Actors and Dynamics in the Syrian Conflict's Middle Phase: Between Contentious Politics, Militarization and Regime Resilience. Routledge and St-Andrews University (2022) "Syrian Ismailis and the Arab Spring: Seasons of Death and White Carnations", in Middle Eastern Minorities and the Arab Spring: Identity and Community in the Twenty-First Century, ed. K. S. Parker and T. E. Nasrallah, Gorgias Press LLC (2017) The Visual Narratives of the High Renaissance: From Aleppo’s Circle to Jubran and New York Pen-Club, published in ARAM Periodical, University of Oxford, 25:1&2 (2013), 63-370, Volume 25 Number 2 (2013) “Aleppo: The first Ground for Arab-European Cultural encounters in the Early Modern Period”, Journal of Semitic Studies, supplement 28 for 2012, the Papers of the BRISMES conference at the University of Manchester in 2009. Oxford University Press (2012) The poetics of the Iraqi War: Between Discursive Conflicts and Diasporic Discourse, published in Acta Orientalia (2012: 73, 17-34) The Arab American Poets: Between Land of Liberty and Literary Exile, Aram Journal, Vol. 21, No. 1 (2009), Aram Society for Syro-Mesopotamian Studies, University of Oxford The Prose Poem and the Journal Shi'r: A Comparative Study of Literature, Literary Theory, and Journalism (2008)
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‎Peter Roach‎

Peter John Roach (born 30 June 1943) is a British retired phonetician. He taught at the Universities of Leeds and Reading, and is best known for his work on the pronunciation of British English.
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James Peters

James Peters fell in love with Science Fiction at a young age, becoming hooked on the works of Asimov, Anderson, and Pohl (among many others), as well as the mixed bag of anything labeled Science Fiction on television or at the movies while growing up. While in grade school, he was given an assignment to write a journal about anything he wanted. He quickly filled the pages with a Buck Roger’s type adventure of robots, spaceships, and pew-pewing lasers, discovering his inner passion to write. He writes with a gritty blend of character-driven action, wry humor, and social commentary that transports the reader through wild worlds of speculative fiction and fantasy. He’s known to cross the borders of different genres into new territory, along with an occasional ‘wink and nod’ to pop culture and other authors, then shock the reader with an unexpected turn of events.
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‎Ann Cook

Ann Cook is the author of the best selling American Accent Training text, published by Barron's in 1991, 2000 and 2012. (Also published in China, Japan, Korea and India.) Her speciality is tailoring and expanding materials for specific situations, as in her three books for parents of elementary-age students, How Well Does Your Child Read? How Well Does Your Child Write? How Well Does Your Child Do Math? Cook studied Spanish Literature at the California State University at Los Angeles, spent a year at the Institut d'Études Françaises in Aix-en-Provence, a month studying Spanish with the Peace Corps language program in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala, and five years in Japan at the Japanese Culture and Language Institute in Tokyo. In addition to her regular teacher training, Cook has trained a dozen Americans to teach in Korea, and hundreds of Korean high school students who came to the US for her program. Her company, American Accent Training, Inc., has provided training for numerous heads of corporations, post-graduate students, engineers and IT personnel. American Accent Training is used around the world at public and private schools, universities and corporate training programs. Cook also developed an online learning program for the American accent and culture for blended learning in the overseas call center market, including assessments, industry-specific modules, sales modules, and general cultural information, delivered via a Moodle platform. American Accent Training, Inc., founded in 1986 and incorporated in 1997, is a virtual language training company with instructors across the United States. All AAT instructors have a masters degree or PhD and are intensively trained in-house, specifically for second accent acquisition. The phrase "American Accent Training" is trademarked.
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‎Samia Louis

Samia is an exceptional Arabic teacher. Her high standards and well-structured methodology make learning both effective and enjoyable. She has a deep understanding of the internal structure of Egyptian Arabic, which she explains with clarity and precision. The working environment in her classes is always positive and motivating. I highly recommend her to anyone looking to learn Arabic seriously and effectivel
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Rym Bettajeb

Rym Bettaieb was born and grew up in Tunis, Tunisia. She earned her B.A. in English with a minor in Spanish from the University of Tunis in 1994. She received her M.A. in English with Honors from the College of Staten Island, City University of New York in 1999. She was a recipient of an International Scholarship Award to pursue her Ph.D. in English Literature at Drew University in Madison, New Jersey, where she obtained her M.Phil. in 2007 and her Ph.D. in 2013. Ms. Bettaieb has taught foreign languages (Arabic and French), English composition, and Literature in colleges and universities in the New York Metropolitan area since 1998. She is currently a Lecturer in Arabic at Columbia University, NY and has written two Arabic Language textbooks that were published by Random House Company: Complete Arabic: Arabic Script. A Guide to Reading and Writing and Complete Arabic: The Basics (2008). She also writes non- fiction and poetry. Her creative pieces, entitled “Chapter 1”, “Her Language” and “Chapter 2”, were published in And Then magazine (2007, 2008 and 2013). Ms. Bettaieb has interest in Sufi Literature, Arab and Arab-American Literature, Autobiographical Writing, Twentieth Century Ethnic-American Literature, and Feminist Literary Theory. She wrote her Ph.D. dissertation on the unpublished Sufi poetry of Maryam Hand, an American poet. The title of her dissertation is Maryam Hand’s Poetry in Relation to Sufi Teachings and to the Tradition of Sufi Authorship. Ms. Bettaieb is the recipient of the Provost Innovative Course Design Award in Spring 2020. In Fall 2022, she was nominated by Senior Vice Provost, Soulaymane Kachani, to contribute to a university guide featuring exemplary faculty innovations in teaching and learning during the Covid-19 pandemic. Her contribution is now featured in “Teaching Transformations: Faculty Reflections and Insights on Pandemic Practices”, a digital guide.