Amanda Najib is a scholar-activist pursuing a Ph.D. in the Teaching and Learning Department at NYU Steinhardt, specializing in History, Social Studies, and Global Education. She earned her Master's in Curriculum and Instruction, focusing on Inclusive Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Additionally, Amanda holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Rutgers University.
With a diverse teaching background, including working in Title-1 schools in NYC and Chicago and refugee camps in Lebanon, Turkey, and Palestine, her dedication to progressive and transformative education propelled her involvement in educational reform, writing, and scholarly pursuits. Amanda’s research endeavors focus on the experiences of Arab Americans within the US education system. Beyond her academic pursuits, Amanda is a public speaker who uses her platform to advance equity in education and shed light on injustices worldwide.
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Ph.D. Teaching and Learning