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Sanaa Makhlouf
- Position: Senior Instructor II
- Department: Department of English Language Instruction
- Email: [email protected]
Sanaa Abdel Hady Makhlouf is a senior instructor II in the Department of English Language Instruction (ELI) at The American University in Cairo (AUC). She received her Bachelor of Arts in English and Comparative Literature from AUC, followed by two graduate diplomas in Anglo-Irish Literature and in Linguistics and Language Teaching from Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland.
While a teaching fellow in ELI, she completed her master’s degree in Teaching English as a Foreign Language from AUC, and was appointed as a full-time Instructor since 1988. Makhlouf was promoted to senior I instructor in 2010 and later to senior II instructor in 2012. In addition to her teaching in the Intensive English Program from 1988 until 2008, she has been teaching in the 0210 Program since 2010, where she co-designed and piloted a new 0210 course to be adjunct to Seminar 1110, Creative Thinking and Problem Solving. She has also co-designed the 0210 course that is adjunct to the Seminar 102, Celebrating Ideas. Alongside her 0210 teaching responsibilities, she has expanded her instruction to the Department of Rhetoric and Composition by teaching a variety of courses such as Rhet 1010 and Core 1010, Imaging Exile, Rhet 1010 and Core 1010, The Human Quest, Core 1010, Advertology and Core 1010, Expressions of Resistance.
Makhlouf has served on many major and minor committees and events in the department, school and University. Her involvement includes, but is no limited to, being a member of the University Senate and the Faculty Affairs Committee (1998-2000), Core Advisory Committee (2012-2014), ELI Summer Coordinator 2012, 0210 Program Summer Coordinator 2015, CLT Review and Interview Committee 2011 and the Program Review and Planning Committee, and being a chair of the Curriculum Design Committee, Social Activities Committee and Annual Reflection and Planning Day Committee.
Moreover, she has also planned the agenda for the ELI visiting Professor Joe Cusseo in 2014 and hosted the Distinguished Visiting Professor James Purpura in Cairo in 2015. She has facilitated classes in the First-Year Program (FYE) since its initiation and has been active in attending various workshops offered by the Center for Learning and Teaching.