Yes fairly good assessment however, to summarise,
I am sure Roy Casagranda will honour your approval critique and take stock of your follow up dissertation.
About Roy
I successfully defended my dissertation with the Department of Germanic Studies at the University of Texas at Austin on May Day 2017. I am proud to be a Longhorn and grateful to Katie Arens, PhD my dissertation chair and my committee for the oppurtunity.
I am Professor of Government at Austin Community College (ACC).
My research interests lie at the intersection of politics, history, economics, psychology, and philosophy. I am a firm believer in a multidisciplinary approach. Circa 1025 A.D. Ibn Sina (Avicenna) said, "The knowledge of anything, since all things have causes, is not acquired or complete unless it is known by its causes." It is my belief that understand a the causes of a thing, many approaches are necessary.
I have been a teacher since spring of 1995. I began teaching at the college level in spring of 2002. There is nothing else that I would rather be doing.
I regularly give public lectures and news interviews. Since summer 2006 I have averaged around one public speaking event per month.
I am ACC's Middle East Affairs expert and have been doing television interviews since December 2008. As of late I have had the honor of doing several live interviews on KVUE (ABC) and Fox 7.
I am the founder and president of the Austin School, a student club and lecture series.
From September 2010 until early 2012 I wrote regularly for
Merhnameh, a leading Tehran-based reformist socio-political monthly on US and Arab politics and history. I produced approximately one article every two to three months until the magazine was shut down by the Islamic Republic. I have also written one article for
Hamshahri and another for
Donya-e-Eqtesad Daily newspaper.
In the US I have written a piece for the
Austin American Statesman as well as three articles for
TODO Austin, each about the Arab Spring.
I wrote the University of Maryland University College's WWII classroom modules and I have edited two of Jason Mark's books on WWII:
Island of Fire and
Besieged.
I am currently on the Faculty Evaluation Committee for the Department of Government at ACC.
I am 12/32 Egyptian, 6/32 Italian, 5/32 Finnish, 3/32 German, 3/32 Arab, and 3/32 Swedish. I have lived in both Germany and Egypt and speak German and Arabic. I have also lived in Lebanon, Algeria, and England and have traveled much of central and eastern Europe as well as some of the Middle East.
Personal interests include travel, backpacking, camping, gardening, and playing Advanced Squad Leader.
source:
https://gov.casagranda.com/about/index.html
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