Hannah Egan has studied and interned in Jordon. She spent last fall there and will be working in Jordon this summer for a non-govermental human rights organization.
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Center for Arab & Islamic Studies
800 Lancaster Avenue, SAC 277
Villanova, PA 19085
Phone: (610) 519-4640
Fax: (610) 519-6133
Director: Hibba Abugideiri, Ph. D.
Office: SAC 430
Phone: 610-519-4683
Co-Director:
Catherine Warrick, Ph. D.
Office: SAC 257
Phone: 610-519-7712
Administrative Assistant:
Joyce Harden
Office: SAC 277
Phone: 610-519-4640
Villanova University established the Center for Arab and Islamic Studies in 1983 in recognition of the critical importance of Arab and Islamic cultures, which have had a profound impact on the arts and sciences for centuries in the Middle East and elsewhere.
Today, international politics and economics are deeply affected by the dynamics in the Arab and Islamic world. Government officials, members of Congress, corporations, banks, the media and researchers stress the need for professionals who have the specialized knowledge essential for comprehending the geostrategic, socioeconomic, religious and intellectual dimensions of the region.
AIS entails an interdisciplinary approach that reflects the complexity of the Arab and Islamic world, offers a basic grounding in Arabic language, and provides a background for advanced professional studies, as well as careers in government or business in the field.
The Center's interdisciplinary program serves undergraduates who wish to emphasize Arab and Islamic studies in their education. The course of studies enables students to focus on an Arab and Islamic dimension to their understanding of international issues and world cultures. The program also prepares students for work in government or business related to the region and for advanced graduate studies.
Please contact any of the faculty in the program for more information; applications for becoming a major or minor are available in SAC 277.

Hannah Egan has studied and interned in Jordon. She spent last fall there and will be working in Jordon this summer for a non-govermental human rights organization.
For full story click pdf below
Congratulations! to our student, Savannah Trifiro, for her article on Tunisia.
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Daniel Andres Sacerio has been working as an intern for the Center for Arab and Islamic Studies for Summer 2012.
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