Student Information
Graduate StudentEnglish (Writing, Rhetorics, and Literacies)
The College of Lib Arts & Sci
Noha is a Ph.D. student in the English department (writing, rhetorics and literacies) and she works with SoalrSPELL initiative at ASU. She is a Global Human Rights Hub Fellow for 2022-2023 academic year. Her research interests revolve around the issues of education access and social justice, especially the case of the Syrian refugees. She enjoys exploring creative and technological means like appropriate technology, drama, and digital storytelling. Currently, she focuses on the rhetoric of aid and how the rhetoric of grassroots organizations can be theorized in the counterpublic sphere. She argues that there are limitations inherent in traditional/mainstream humanitarianism practices. Part of her research agenda is developing research-based frameworks for humanitarian aid agencies to better serve their users/beneficiaries to address these limitations.
Community Literacy
2024. Demonstrating Boal’s Image Theater as a Method for Artistic Engagement in Public Rhetoric. Dr. Elenore Long's ENG 655 Writing, Rhetoric and Literacies. ASU, Tempe, AZ.
2024. Discerning and Synthesizing Refugees’ Insights Documented In and Across ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Investigating the Refugee Belonging, 2015-2023: Proposing an Intersectional, Decolonial Approach to Sponsoring “Belonging” with Syrian Refugees. Just Rhetoric: The 2024 Rhetoric Society of America Conference. Denver, Colorado.
2022-2024. Graduate Assistant with the SolarSPELL Initiative at ASU.
2024. Collaborating with the Migration Working Group at the Global Human Rights Hub at ASU in organizing a Zoom workshop entitled "Principles and Frameworks for Conducting Research with Refugees and Beyond."