Yi Wang is a PhD candidate in History at Nanjing University, China. Her research focuses on ancient Chinese mythology, legends, and folk traditions, with comparative interests in Hebrew and broader Western mythological traditions.
During her visiting...
Sofia Melikyan (née Moiseeva) is a specialist in Christian Arabic literature in the Middle Ages. Her PhD dissertation Arabic Melkite Hagiography of the 9th–11th Centuries: Its Genre and Style Characteristics (2012, Moscow State University) was published...
Eve Georges Sada is a choral conductor and scholar whose work centers on the musical and cultural traditions of Assyrian communities, combining archival research, ethnographic fieldwork, and performance practice to document sacred and secular traditions...
I am currently pursuing a PhD in Assyriology in China. My current research project, titled "War Imagery, Rituals, and the Construction of Kingship in the Neo-Assyrian Empire," aims to examine the unique role of war rituals in shaping royal authority...
Justin Stearns is Professor of Arab Crossroads Studies at New York University Abu Dhabi. His research interests focus on the intersection of law, science, and theology in the pre-modern Muslim Middle East. His first book was a comparative intellectual...
Justin Cammy is Associate Dean of the Faculty, Dean for Faculty Development, and Professor of Jewish Studies and of Comparative Literature at Smith College. He received his PhD in Yiddish Studies from Harvard's Department of Near Eastern Languages and...
Anahit Khosroeva is a genocide scholar born in Armenia. Her research interests include comparative genocide studies, human rights, and international law.
Dr. Khosroeva is the author of more than a dozen research books and monographs, as well as numerous...
As an Israeli public broadcaster, she worked as a senior anchor at KAN before arriving at Harvard as a Nieman fellow (2023). Neumark created and hosted "Night News" on television and a weekly radio interview show at KAN and previously reported on in-depth...
