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Abraham, Nevine

Lecturer, Modern Languages
Carnegie Mellon University

Nevine (pronounced 'neveen') is Principle Lecturer of Arabic Studies at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA. Her area of research is Arab identity and the effect of globalization on its changes, as well as Arab identity and minority representation in film. She teaches courses on Arabic language, Arab culture, literature, and film. She connects her students to students in the Arab world via virtual sessions to bridge and share knowledge, and reinforce intercommunication.

DISCIPLINE
Literature
SUB AREAS
Arab Studies   
Gender/Women's Studies   
Arabic   
Cultural Studies   
AREAS OF INTEREST
North America   
SPECIALTIES
Modern Arab Literature Cultural Studies   
LANGUAGES
Arabic (Native)   
French (Fluent)   
English (Fluent)   
EDUCATION
PhD2003Modern LanguagesOhio State University
ABSTRACTS ACCEPTED AT MESA MEETINGS SINCE 2009
Reconstructing Arab Identity: Breaking with Religion and Community for the Rise of the Individual (2020)   
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Nevine Abraham






5000 Forbes Ave
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA
15213
United States
Phone:(412) 585-9470
nevinedemian@gmail.com