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Dr anouar majid biography

          Professor Majid worked at the University of New England in Maine for over 33 years.

        1. Anouar Majid is a professor of English at the University of New England.
        2. Anouar Majid, Ph. D. Anouar Majid is founding director of the Center for Global Humanities (Maine, USA) and the Tangier Global Forum (Morocco); founding chair of the UNE Department of English, which he headed from to ; and founding vice president for the Office of Global Affairs.
        3. On March 18, , distinguished professors and writers gathered in Tangier to share their comments on the academic and creative work of.
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        5. Anouar Majid, Ph. D. Anouar Majid is founding director of the Center for Global Humanities (Maine, USA) and the Tangier Global Forum (Morocco); founding chair of the UNE Department of English, which he headed from to ; and founding vice president for the Office of Global Affairs....

          Majid, Anouar

          PERSONAL:

          Born August 29, , in Tangier, Morocco; immigrated to the United States, ; son of Mohamed and Aisha Majid. Education: University of Fez, Morocco, B.A., ; City College of New York, M.A., ; Syracuse University, Ph.D., Hobbies and other interests: Soccer and film.

          ADDRESSES:

          Office—University of New England, 11 Hills Beach Rd., Biddeford, ME [email&#;protected].

          CAREER:

          Educator and writer.

          City College of New York, New York, NY, instructor, ; Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, teaching assistant, ; Auburn Correctional Facility, Auburn, NY, instructor, ; University of New England, Biddeford, ME, assistant professor, then associate professor, then professor of humanities and cultural studies, —, founding chair and professor of English, —.

          MEMBER:

          Modern Language Association, American Academy of Religion.

          WRITINGS:

          Si Yussef (novel), Quartet Books (London, England), , Interlink (Northampton, MA),

          Unveiling Traditions: Postcolonial Islam in