معرفی
Zahir Janmohamed is an Assistant Professor of English and Director of the MMUF Program at Bowdoin College. He is affiliated with Massachusetts Hall and teaches courses such as ENGL 1242: Writing the History, Culture, and Politics of Food. His work bridges academic scholarship, journalism, and advocacy, focusing on intersections of food, race, gender, class, and political systems.
Education:
- MFA in Fiction, University of Michigan
- MPP (Master of Public Policy), University of California, Los Angeles
- BA, University of California, Berkeley
Research & Awards:
- Co-founder of the podcast Racist Sandwich, nominated for a James Beard Award (2019)
- Recipient of prestigious fellowships from institutions including MacDowell, Tin House, and the Norman Mailer Center
- Publications in major outlets like The New York Times, Foreign Policy, and The Guardian
Professional Background:
- Prior to academia, directed Amnesty International’s advocacy work on the Middle East and North Africa
- Served as a senior foreign policy aide in the U.S. Congress
Leadership: Leads the MMUF Program, fostering diversity in the humanities through mentorship and academic support.
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