Eid Mohamed

Eid Mohamed (PhD in American Studies from George Washington University) is an assistant professor of Arab-US Cultural Politics at Doha Institute for Graduate Studies and the University of Guelph, Canada. Mohamed’s work is located at the crossroads of several areas of inquiry in American and Arab and Arab Diaspora studies, including media and cultural studies, and Arab contemporary public spheres at the interplay of politics, religion, and culture.

Education

• Ph.D. George Washington University, 2011
• M.A. George Washington University, 2011
• M.A. Minia University, Egypt, 2005
• B.A. Al-Azhar University, Egypt, 1998

Professional

• University of Guelph, Adjunct Professor, Department of History, 2013-
• State University of New York, Binghamton, Visiting Assistant Professor, 2011-2013
• Brookings Doha Center and Qatar University, Joint Fellow, 2012
• George Washington University, Adjunct Faculty, 2010
• Al-Azhar University, Assistant Lecturer, 2000-2006

Research

• US in Arab Media/Literature/Cinema
• Orientalism vs Occidentalism
• Arab Media and Political Dissent
• Arab Spring Cultural Dimensions
• Culture and Politics in Modern Arab World
• Modern Middle East History
• US-Middle East Cultural Encounters