Teaching
Teaching

Dr. Sa’ed Atshan has developed many courses on peace and conflict, humanitarianism, and the contemporary Middle East.
Self-Designed Courses
The Middle East and North Africa | Swarthmore College |
Nature, Nurture, Sexualities | Emory University |
Ethnographic Methods & Writing (graduate seminar) |
Emory University |
Contemporary Israel/Palestine | Emory University |
Anthropological Perspectives: Middle East and North Africa | Emory University |
Global Peace and Conflict | Emory University |
Cultures of the Contemporary Middle East | University of California, Berkeley |
Global Humanitarianism | University of California, Berkeley |
Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies | Swarthmore College |
Crisis Resolution in the Middle East | Swarthmore College |
Global Responses to Violence (first year seminar) |
Swarthmore College |
Gender, Sexuality, and Social Change | Swarthmore College |
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (includes a 10-day study trip to Israel/Palestine: winter 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020) |
Swarthmore College |
Humanitarianism: Anthropological Approaches (honors seminar) |
Swarthmore College |
Introduction to Peace and Justice Studies | Tufts University |
The Arab Spring and Nonviolent Strategic Action | Tufts University |
Cultures of the Contemporary Middle East | Brown University |
Decolonizing the Racialized Female Subject: Black and Indigenous Women (graduate seminar) |
Brown University |
The Arab Spring | Brown University |
Gender, Sexuality, and Human Rights in the Middle East | Tufts University |
Political and Social Movements in the Modern Middle East | Harvard University |
Collaborative Courses
Social Justice and Human Rights in Israel/Palestine | Boston College |
Social Epidemiology | Birzeit University |
Head Teaching Fellow
Comparative Politics in the Middle East | Harvard University |
Contemporary Political Islam | Harvard University |
Globalization, Development, and the Middle East | Harvard University |
Teaching Assistant
Junior Tutorial in Social Anthropology | Harvard University |
Dilemmas in Biomedical Ethics | Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
Exercising Leadership: Mobilizing Group Resources | Harvard University |
