Amani Hassan

Amani Hassan is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at the College of Arts & Science, New York University. She has held teaching roles at NYU, Sarah Lawrence College, the Language Immersion Institute, SUNY, and the United Nations International School. Her professional experience also includes copywriting, news reporting, and translation in Arabic.

• Teaching Assistant (T.A.) training at NYU’s Department of Middle East & Islamic Studies and the American Language Institute
• Primary focus on interactive language pedagogy and cultural immersion

Her education includes an undergraduate degree from Ain Shams University in Cairo and a Master’s in Comparative Literature from NYU.

• Masters: New York University, Comparative Literature
• Undergraduate: Ain Shams University, Cairo

Research interests emphasize Modern Arabic Language, Egyptian colloquial dialect, translation studies, and Egyptian women authors. She also explores the role of technology in language education and how cultural elements like Egyptian cuisine enrich language instruction.

No scientific awards are mentioned in the provided text. Grant details are not available, but her teaching portfolio includes courses such as Elementary Arabic, Intermediate Arabic, Egyptian Dialect, and Arabic Translation.

Labs, research teams, or future projects are not explicitly detailed in the text.