Rasmieyh Abdelnabi

Graduate Research Assistant

Sociology: Sociology of Globalization, Social Movements, Transnational Women's Movements, Arab Culture and Society, Gender and Feminist Studies, Social Reproduction, Women's Work, Culture

Rasmieyh Abdelnabi is an instructor, researcher, writer, and editor. Her dissertation was titled, "A Gendered Politics of Life: The Feminization of Resistance, Social Reproduction, Palestinian Embroidery–Women’s Work Toward Surviving and Thriving." Dr. Abdelnabi’s master's thesis focused on women activists in the Arab world. Prior to beginning the PhD program, she spent 5 years teaching and conducting research in the Middle East.

Courses Taught

SOCI 101: Introduction to Sociology

SOCI 120: Globalization and Society

GLOA 101: Introduction to Global Affairs

SOCI 307: Social Movements and Political Protest

SOCI 326: Conflict, Violence, and Peace

Education

Master of Arts in Middle Eastern Cultures and Languages from the University of Virginia

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and History from Northern Illinois University