Shatha Alhawamdeh

Shatha Alhawamdeh is a Doctoral Fellow of Arabic at the Translation Studies Program, Kent State University. She currently teaches Arabic language courses (ARBC 101, 102, 201) and a first-year seminar titled 'Reel vs. Real: Decoding Media Representations of the Arab World' at Oberlin College. Her academic affiliations bridge Kent State University and Oberlin College's Department of Arabic.

• Education Affiliations: Doctoral Fellow at Kent State University; Adjunct Teaching Role at Oberlin College (College of Arts & Sciences).

Her research and teaching focus on Middle Eastern cultural studies, Arabic language pedagogy, and media representations of Arab societies. She designs curricula emphasizing critical engagement with cultural narratives.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided materials. Her academic contributions are primarily through teaching and translation studies research.