Lubna Alzaroo

Lubna Alzaroo is a Lecturer in the Program on the Environment and the Comparative History of Ideas department at the University of Washington, teaching environmental justice-focused courses including ENVIR 302, ENVIR 430, and ENVIR 460. She also instructs Introduction to Environmental Science at South Seattle College.

Her educational qualifications consist of:

• B.A. in English Language and Literature, Bethlehem University, 2012
• M.A. in English Literature, University of Washington, 2015
• Ph.D. in English Literature and Culture, University of Washington, 2020

Dr. Alzaroo's research centers on Environmental Humanities with critical emphasis on Environmental Justice, analyzing representations of settler-colonial infrastructure, necropower, and environmental intersections in U.S. and Palestinian literary traditions. Her scholarship connects postcolonial theory with ecological discourse through examinations of Mark Twain, Palestinian narratives, and colonial infrastructures.

Her academic recognition includes:

• Fulbright Scholarship

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