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Rashad, Hoda |
Director and Research Professor in the Social Research Center
of the American University in Cairo., Member of the Senate
(El Shoura Council), one of the two parliamentary bodies in
Egypt. Also, serving on different councils in Egypt,
including The National Council for Women, a council that
aims to improve situation of women and their participation
in the development of Egypt. The Council reports to the
President of Egypt and is chaired by the First Lady. A
member of The Higher Council for Policies of the National
Party which recommends public policies to the current
government of the National Party and chair of the Committee
on Women in the Policy Secretariat of the National Party.
Also, Member of the Ethic Research Council, The Egyptian
Academy of Scientific Research & Technology
A resource person and consultant to a number of regional and
international organizations.
Currently: Member of the he Council of the International
Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP),
(2006-2009) ,Commissioner in WHO Commission on Social
Determinants of Health (2005 -2008), Vice Chairman of the
Dutch Development Assistance Research Council (RAWOO). The
Council advises the Dutch government on policy for
development-related research. (2002-present).
Previously: Member of the governing body of the Global
Development Network (GDN). A network launched in 1999 to
support and link research and policy institutions involved
in development. (2001-2004), Member of the Scientific and
Technical Advisory Group (STAG) of UNDP/UNFPA/WHO/World Bank
Special Program of Research, Development and Research
Training in Human Reproduction. (1998-2004).
Served as a resource person to UNICEF/Gulf office to
coordinate the preparation of Gulf country reports on:
“Situation Analysis of Children”. The reports are the base
documents for developing the UNICEF Programme of Cooperation
with the Governments of the Gulf countries.
Previously worked as a faculty member at the Institute of
Statistical Studies and Research, Cairo University, and as
an associate of the International Population Council and
Chief Technical Advisor of the United Nations.
Ph.D. in population studies from the University of London in
1977.
Current research interests include development studies,
gender issues, reproductive health, demographic analysis and
evaluation of impact of health interventions.
Email: hrashad@aucegypt.edu
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Abdel Aal,
Mohamed |
Mohamed Abdel Aal received his Ph.D. in
agricultural extension at Cairo University in 1980. He is
currently a Professor at Cairo University and Research
Professor at SRC. At SRC he is the principal investigator for
the project on the organization of work in Upper Egypt. He has
been a consultant for, among others, the Netherlands
Development Agency, DANIDA, the Canadian International
Development Agency, and FAO. His main research interests are
in the organization and management of agricultural services,
and in rural development.
Tel:
797-6978
Email: mohaal@aucegypt.edu
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Hamed, Ramadan |
Ramadan Hamed
received his Ph.D. in statistics from Cairo University in
1987. He is Professor in the Department of Statistics, Faculty
of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University, and
Research Professor at SRC, where he is the principal
investigator for the project to monitor efforts to eradicate
female illiteracy. His other research interests include
operations research, sampling and statistical analysis of
data. He has taught at the Public Administration Institute in
Saudi Arabia, and been a consultant for the Futures Group,
Pathfinder, GREEN-COM , UNDP and private firms, He has been a
project coordinator for many surveys on family planning,
reproductive health, environment and agriculture.
E-mail:
ramadanh@aucegypt.edu
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El-Hefnawy, Aly
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Aly
Dessouky El-Hefnawy received his Ph. D. in statistics from
Cairo University in 1999. He is an Assistant Professor in the
Department of Statistics, Faculty of Economics and Political
Science, Cairo University. His current research interests are
in multivariate statistical analysis, missing data problems,
data envelopment analysis and mathematical programming. He is
working at SRC on the project to monitor efforts to eradicate
female illiteracy in Egypt.
Email:
Ahefnawy27@hotmail.com
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Khadr, Zeinab |
Zeinab Khadr
received her Ph.D. in sociology from the Population Studies
Center, University of Michigan, in 1997; her dissertation was
entitled “Living Arrangements and Social Support Systems of
the Older Population in Egypt”. She was awarded a fellowship
from the Population Council in New York for the academic year
1996/97. At SRC she is currently working on the project on the
new demography of the Arab region.
Tel
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Email: zeinabk@aucegypt.edu
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Langsten, Ray |
Ray Langsten
received his Ph.D. in sociology at the University of Michigan
in 1980. He has been an Associate Research Professor at SRC
since 1988, studying the impact of child and maternal health
initiatives supported by USAID and the Egyptian Ministry of
Health and Population. He has worked as a consultant for
Family Health International and the Population Council, the
Middle East and North Africa Regional Offices of the Ford
Foundation, and for the Egypt, Iraq, Syria and Turkey offices
of UNICEF; he has also participated in population projects in
Bangladesh and Brazil. His main research interests are in
program evaluation and initiative assessment.
Tel
797-6969
langsten@aucegypt.edu
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Mehanna, Sohair |
Sohair
Mehanna received her M.A.L.D. in political science at the
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University in
1973. She has been a member of SRC professional staff since
1963, where she is now Research Associate and Director of
Field Work Operations. She has a long experience in all phases
of social science field research in Egypt. Her areas of
specialization are the design and implementation of surveys
and qualitative research including focus groups, case studies
and in-depth interviews. Her main areas of research interest
are health issues, women’s issues, family planning and
environmental issues.
Recent publications
and conference papers.
Tel 797-6950
Email: mehannas@aucegypt.edu
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Mohamed,
Faten |
Faten Abd El-Fattah received her PhD in economics from Ain
Shams University in 2003. She is an Assistant Research
Professor at the Social Research Center of the American
University in Cairo. Her current research interests are
gender, reproductive health, and child and women issues. She
is working on the project to monitor efforts to evaluate
investment climate in Egypt. She was the Assistant Director
of the “2000 Egyptian Demographic Health Survey”, and
“Health Expenditure Project” “Maternal Morbidity in Menufia
Governorate”. She also acts as a consultant for National
Council for Women (NCW), Population Council, Healthy Mother
/Healthy Child project and UNICEF. She was the project
coordinator for many surveys on child health, reproductive
health and advocacy projects.
Email:
fbarkuki@aucegypt.edu
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Nagi, Saad |
Saad Nagi was
Director of SRC from 1990 until 1995, and is currently
part-time Senior Research Professor with responsibility for
the study on poverty and institutional capacity. He received
his Ph.D. from Ohio State University, where he is now
Professor Emeritus of Sociology, and a former professor and
chairperson. He was a consultant to WHO, World Bank, UNDP, US
National Science Foundation, USGAO, and several universities.
He also served on peer review committees in several agencies
of the US Department of Health and Human Services.
Recent publications.
nagi.2@osu.edu
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Nassar, Heba |
Heba Nassar
received her Ph.D. in economics from Cairo University in 1983,
through the channel system with Cologne University. She joined
SRC as Associate Research Professor in 1993. In September 1998
she was appointed director of the Center for Economic and
Financial Research Studies, Faculty of Economics and Political
Science, Cairo University, where she is also Professor of
Economics. She has also taught at the Cairo Demographic Center
and the Department of Economics at AUC. She has acted as a
consultant for WHO, UNFPA, UNESCWA, UNICEF, the Ministries of
Health in Egypt, Kuwait and Bahrain, the Center for Human
Services, USAID, Petrich Associates and the Netherlands
Cooperation Programme. Her research interests include human
resource development and economic integration. Recent publications.
tel
797-6968
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Nour Eldin,
Mohamed |
Nour Eldin Mohamed received his Ph. D. in GIS
(Geographic Information Systems) and Photogrammetry at Louis
Pasteur University/Polytechnic of Strasbourg, in France, in
2001. He is Assistant Professor in the Department of
Information Systems, Faculty of Computer and Information,
Cairo University. He has worked as a GIS consultant for the
Egyptian Antiquities Organization and for EcoConServe, Cairo.
At SRC he is working on GIS for the project to monitor the
efforts to eradicate female illiteracy in Egypt.
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Saad, Reem |
Reem Saad received
her D.Phil. in social anthropology from the University of
Oxford in 1994; her thesis title was “Peasants’ Perception of
recent Egyptian history”. Her research interests include rural
Egypt, historical anthropology, issues of public culture and
ethnographic film. She was the Ioma Evans-Pritchard Junior
Research Fellow at St. Anne’s College, Oxford, 1993/95. At SRC
she is Associate Research Professor. She is the author of a
monograph and a number of articles on village and peasant in
contemporary Egypt. She has participated as an anthropologist
on the BBC documentary “Marriage Egyptian Style”, 1992, and as
assistant director on the documentary “Four Women of Egypt”,
produced by the Canadian National Film Board,
1997.
Tel: 797-6952
Email: reemsaad@aucegypt.edu
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El Saadani,
Somaya |
Dr. Somaya El-Saadani received her PhD in Demography from
Cairo University in 1993. She is Associate Professor in the
Department of Demography and Biostatistics, Institute of
Statistical Studies and Research, Cairo University. She
joined SRC since 1997 and is acting as Associate Research
Professor. Since 1993 she has been temporary advisor for
advanced statistical analysis for the standing project on
drug abuse in Egypt. She has acted as consultant for the
Cairo Demographic Center, the Center for Applied Demography
and Human Resources, Cairo University, and for Chemonics
International Consulting Division. She is a member of the
Board of Consultants for The National Review of Drug Abuse
and Addiction since 2004. Dr. El-Saadani’s main research
interests are in Demography; Formal and Social Demography
with current interest in many aspects of reproductive
health. She has previously worked on internal migration and
development patterns, and determinants of international
labor migration. Her previous research project was to
provide an analysis of data on intrauterine pregnancy loss
and infertility with great emphasis on measuring the recent
prevalence rates and pattern of pregnancy loss and
infertility, and their differentials, at both the national
and regional levels and identifying their underlying risks.
Concurrently she is working on female illiteracy and its
impact on female’s well-being, identifying obstacles of
eradicating their illiteracy and on marital instability in
the Arab region.
Recent publications.
Tel 797-6953
Email: ssaadani@aucegypt.edu
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Al Sharmani, Mulki |
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Mulki Al-Sharmani received her doctorate
in cultural anthropology from the Johns Hopkins University
in Baltimore, Maryland (USA) in 2004. She has been working
as an assistant professor at the Social Research Center
since 2005. She is also an affiliate faculty/researcher at
the Forced Migration and Refugee Studies Program at AUC. At
SRC, she has worked on the following research projects:
development of participatory research tools to study
violence against children, child protection policies in
Egypt, Egyptian youth issues, and developmental idealism and
Egyptian families. She has also worked and published on:
livelihood of refugee communities, secondary movement and
protection of refugees, community building and identity
constructions of refugees, transnationalism and Diasporas,
citizenship, and gender.
Email: mulki@aucegypt.edu
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Shawky, Sherine |
Sherine
Shawky received her
medical degree from Ain Shams University in 1980, a Doctorate
in Public Health from the Catholic University of Louvain,
Belgium, in 1992; she also has an M. A. in statistics from the
Free University of Brussels. She joined SRC as a
Research Professor in 2003. She was an Associate Professor in
Family and Community Medicine, King Abdulaziz University,
Jeddah, 1996-2003. She worked at the Kigali Central
Hospital, as part of the Egyptian/Rwandan Cooperation Program,
Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1983-1988. She has also
participated in the continuing medical education program in
Saudi Arabia, and in the web Teleprevention Program of the
University of Pittsburg. Her main areas of research interest
are health issues, perinatal health, maternal and child
health, women and development, and HIV and hepatitis C
infection.
Email: Shshawky@aucegypt.edu
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El-Sheneity, Sahar |
I had my B.Sc. and
M.Sc. in Statistics from Cairo University in 1990 and 1995
respectively. I had my Ph.D. in Statistics from Cornell
University in August 2003. Currently, I am an Assistant
Professor at Cairo University, School of Economics and
Political Sciences (Department of Statistics), as well as an
assistant research professor at the Social Research Center
of the American University.
I have worked on a
variety of research topics in population research; infant
mortality, child labor, education, poverty, gender
differentials, etc..
Email: sahars@aucegypt.edu
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Sholkamy, Hania |
Hania Sholkamy is an Egyptian anthropologist with a PhD from
the London School of Economics and Political Sciences, The
University of London. She obtained her BA and MA from the
American University in Cairo (AUC). She is currently
assistant professor at the Social Research Center of the AUC
and is also affiliated with the Forced Migration and Refugee
Studies Program of the university. Prior to her current
position she has held positions with the department of
anthropology of the AUC, has been a Research Associate at
the International Population Council and was the Ioma Evans
Pritchard Junior Research Fellow at St. Anne’s College,
Oxford University. Her research interests and publications
are mainly in the fields of health, particularly
reproductive health, gender, population and qualitative
methods.. She has co-edited two volumes, one titled
Categories and Contexts: Anthropological and Historical
Studies in Critical Demography (OUP) with S. Szreter and A.
Dharmalingam and another titled Health and Identity in Egypt
(AUC press) with F. Ghanam.
She has been a member of various professional associations
including The Reproductive Health Working Group (current),
the Committee on Anthropology and Demography of the
International Union for the Scientific Study of Population
(1998-2002) and the Advisory Committee of the Middle East
Awards program of the International Population Council
(2002/3). She is also a member of the executive committee of
the Institute for Gender and Women’s Studies of the AUC, A
fellow of the Economic Research Forum, and a member of the
International Faculty of the Arab Gulf University in
Bahrain.
Email:
Hanias@aucegypt.edu
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Watts, Susan |
Susan Watts
received her Ph.D in geography from the University of
Liverpool (UK) in 1983. Since 1991 she has been a Research
Associate at SRC, working on projects on schistosomiasis and
hepatitis C. From 1977 to 1984 she taught in Nigeria, as
Lecturer and Senior Lecturer in Geography at the University of
Ilorin. In addition to Egypt and Nigeria, she has conducted
field research in Uganda and Morocco. She has worked as a
consultant for UNICEF, Save the Children, USAID/WASH, Global
2000, NAMRU-3 and WHO. Her main research interests are in
human behavior and disease transmission, hygiene behavior, and
the linkages between water, sanitation and health. Recent publications.
Tel 797-6954
Email:
sjwatts@aucegypt.edu
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Zaky, Hassan |
Hassan Zaky
received his Ph.D. in demography at the School of Hygiene and
Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, in 1990. He is
Professor in the Department of Statistics, Faculty of
Economics and Political Science, Cairo University. He joined
SRC in October 2000 as a Research Professor. His research
interests are the proximate determinants of fertility,
fertility transition, reproductive health and health sector
reform. He was the Assistant Director of the 1992 Egypt
Demographic and Health Survey. He was the
Statistical/Demographic Research Investigator for the National
Research Project for Manpower Development and Education
Planning of United Arab Emirates (UAE) from 1995 to 1997 and
Project Coordinator for 1997 UAE Sustainable Human Development
Project. He has taught at the United Arab Emirates University,
and served as a consultant to World Bank, UNDP, UNICEF, and
private firms.
Tel
797-6792
Email: hzaky@aucegypt.edu
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El Zeini, Laila |
Laila
El-Zeini received her Ph. D. in statistics from Cairo
University in 1992. She is currently an Associate Professor in
the Department of Statistics at Cairo University. She has been
working since 1995 as an Associate Research Professor at SRC,
where she is the quality reviewer of research funded through
the Partnership in Development Research Program. Her main
research interests include family planning and reproductive
choice, child health, and kinship and family structure. She
has worked as a consultant for many organizations including
the League of Arab States, the Cairo Demographic Center, and
the Gulf Area Office of UNICEF. Recent publications.
Tel
797-6967
Email: lelzeini@aucegypt.edu
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Administration
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Abdel Karim, Fatma |
tel 797-6962
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Hassanein,
Dalia |
tel 797-6940
mailto: dalia_ha@usa.net
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Sabry, Mordefine
Hassan |
Mordefine Hassan Sabry graduated from the
Political Science Department at Cairo University. She has been
working at Cairo Sheraton Hotel in the accounting department,
and before joining the SRC in 1996 she was also an Accountant
in private business.
tel 797-6940
mord@aucegypt.edu
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Tawfik, Mona |
tel
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Researchers and Research Assistants
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Awad, Alyaa |
Alyaa Awad Ali has graduated from the faculty of Science,
Cairo University, B.SC. of Chemistry 1993. She has also
completed the pre-requisites for a PH.D. degree in
Biostatistics and Demography. She has worked as a research
assistant at the Cairo Demographic Center (1994 to 1997),
EDHS (1997 to 2000) and League of Arab States (2001 to
2004). Her responsibilities at SRC include data processing
specialist.
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Ali,
Zeinab |
Zeinab Ali
graduated from Cairo University, B.A in Commerce. She is
currently working on a project entitled “The organization of
work in Upper Egypt”. She worked in many projects such as
“Poverty” and “Adolescence and Social Change: Transitions to
Adulthood”. Her responsibilities include field work, coding,
data entry, and data management. Zeinab Ali has been a
research assistant at the Social Research Center from March
1994 to present.
Zali@aucegypt.edu
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Bakr, Mona |
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Mona Bakr a graduate of Economics
Department in 1993 AUC . Joined the Anthropology Department
in 1995 as a graduate student. I worked in the Population
Council as an assistant research in the field of Family
planning from 1991-1992. Served in EgyptAir as technical
editor from 1996-2000. I joined the SRC in June 2006. I am
planning to join the graduate program of women and gender
studies in AUC as working as an Assistant researcher in that
field rose my interest to have more knoledge about that area
of study.
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Eman graduated from the Faculty of
Economics and Political Science in 2004: statistics major.
She is currently pursuing her master degree in statistics.
She joined SRC as a research assistant in April 2005. Her
main research interests include reproductive health and
women and development.
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Hafez,
Zeinab |
Zeinab Hafez has graduated from Cairo University, B.A of
Arts, Faculty of Arts, Greek and Latin Studies. She is
currently working on two projects “ The obstacles of
investment in Egypt” and “ Egyptian Family Formation”.
Responsibilities included Conducting focus group discussion,
Analyzing qualitative data, designing data entry programs,
do the coding and reviewing the quantitative data and
analyzing it by using SPSS program. She has also worked in
different projects “Schistosomiasis in newly reclaimed areas
in Egypt.” “Social responses to environmental change in
Egypt” “The impact of family planning on women's lives”
“Healthy mother Healthy child” “Patterns of marriage &
family formations among youth in Egypt” “Illitracy Projects
(phase one & two) Fayoum and Qalubia Governorate”
“Empowerment of Women in Fayoum Governorate” “Violance among
Street Children in Cairo” . She has been working as a
research assistant at the Social Research Centre From May
1992 to present.
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Hassan, Mohammed |
Mohamed's principal responsibility is to prepare the field
logistics for the research projects conducted by SRC,
including participation in the design of interview
schedules, supervision of data collection, and data
processing on numerous projects including: Earthquake,
Poverty, Schistosomiasis, Environmental Changes, Political
Participation, Adolescence, and Patterns of Marriage during
the period from 1992 to 2000. In general, Mohamed is
responsible for assisting in undertaking the administrative
and operational aspects of fieldwork arrangements. In
addition, he provides assistance in coordinating the
qualitative methods and analysis part of the Training
Program in Research Methods and Policy Analysis which is
held annually by the SRC. Also, he has been worked as an
assistant to the coordinator of the Program "Partnership in
Development Research" for five years, helping in managing,
monitoring, and evaluating the research project conducted by
the program, other program responsibilities include
organizing training courses, and development of databases
applications and websites.
tel
797-6959
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Hassan, Tahra |
Tahra Hassan graduated from Cairo University,
B.A of Arts, Mass Communication with a specialization in
Television and Radio; Diploma in International Politics,
Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University.
She is currently working in a project entitled “Determinants
of Educational Attainment : A Cross-National Household Level
Analysis”. Responsibilities included translation of materials
from Arabic to English; coding; data management; using the
Statistical SPSS Program for Quantitative Analysis and using
the DTSearch Program for Qualitative Analysis. She also worked
as a Research Assistant in numerous projects including
“Perinatal Neonatal mortality”; “Patterns of Marriage Among
Egyptian Youth in Egypt”; “Healthy Mother Healthy Child”; and
“Adolescence and Social Change-Transitions to Adulthood: A
National Survey of Adolescents in Egypt". She has
worked as a Research Assistant at the Social Research Center
from Dec. 1997 to present.
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Ismail,
Mona |
Mona received her master degree in demography from Cairo
Demographic Center in 1991. She has experience as a social
researcher, with strong expertise in the design,
development, implementation, analysis and reporting of field
researches. She has extensive expertise in the development
and implementation of structured surveys and is able use a
variety of statistical analysis tools. Furthermore, she has
strong skills in the implementation of qualitative and
participatory research techniques, including in-depth
interviews and focus group discussions. Her main research
interests include gender issues, family planning,
reproductive health, women and development.
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Moussa,
Mervat |
Mervat Moussa has graduated from the faculty of Commerce,
Cairo University. She has been working at Cairo Safir Hotel
in the Accounting department. She joined SRC as a research
assistant in 2005.
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Mustafa,
Eman |
Eman received her master degree in demography from Cairo
Demographic Center in 1989. She has been working since 2000
at SRC. Her main research interests include family planning
,quality of family planning services, reproductive health,
marriage and aging.
Tel 797-6951
emanmost@aucegypt.edu
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El Sayed, Amr |
Amr El Sayed
has graduated from the faculty of Science, Cairo University ,
B.SC. Mathematical Statistics, 1993. He has also completed the
pre-requisites for a Masters degree in Demography. He has
worked as a research assistant at the Cairo Demographic Center
(1993 to 1997). His responsibilities at SRC include the
statistical analysis of data. He is also the coordinator of
the reproductive Health workshop.
tel
797-6959
aelsayed@aucegypt.edu
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Field Support |
Kheir, Esmat |
Esmat Kheir has
a B.A. in Sociology, and completed the required courses for
the M.A. Degree in Sociology, Faculty of Arts, Ain Shams
University, and has a diploma in Institution Development and
Planning in the Arab World, UNESCO. Esmat Kheir attended
summer studies in 'Research Design and Planning', University
of Chicago, 1976, and participated in a practical course of
training on the fabrication, installation, and maintenance of
PVC handpumps at the University of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur,
1989, IDRC. Esmat Kheir has worked in the resettlement schemes
in Abis, Alexandria Governorate and Quota, Fayoum Governorate,
as a research assistant and community planning and development
specialist in the Egyptian American Rural Improvement Services
(EARIS), and as a market analyst, Delta Consultants Ltd. He
has participated in the design of interview schedules and has
supervised data collection, field operations, and data
processing on projects conducted by the SRC during the period
from 1965 to 2001. Esmat Kheir, in general, is responsible for
assisting the SRC Director, the Survey Unit Manager, and
Principal Investigators of research projects in undertaking
the administrative and operational aspects of fieldwork
arrangements. Also, he is responsible for administering SRC
car pool, operational supplies, repairs and maintenance of
vehicles.
tel 797-6958
essmat@aucegypt.edu
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Library |
Zakaria, Nadia |
Nadia
Zakaria graduated from the Faculty of Commerce, Cairo
University. She participated in Family Planning, Women Water
and Sanitation, Mortality of Women, Early Marriage, Migration,
Earthquake, Schistosomaiasis, Environment, Women and Political
Participation and Adolescence surveys. Her skills include very
good knowledge of SPSS, word processing, FoxPro, PowerPoint ,
and the Internet, and a basic idea about Excel. Nadia is
currently responsible for the SRC library
tel
797-6944
nzakaria@aucegypt.edu
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Computer Support |
Sameh, Ekbal |
Ekbal Sameh
received her B.Sc. in Computer Science from the American
University in Cairo, Fall 1994. She is currently working as
the IT specialist at SRC (from 1994 until now) Her
responsibilities include the development of database
applications, websites, as well as the daily management of the
center’s information systems, including databases, operating
systems, network, technical support, and PC and server
management.
tel 797-6941
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Sayed, Waleed |
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Graduated from the High computer Management institute, he is currently working as
computer specialist. His responsibilities
include providing technical support to all SRC members for any
hardware and software problem, data backup and network
administration. tel 797-6964
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Interns |
Kelly, Brian |
Brian holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of
California, San Diego. As an undergraduate, Brian worked as
a Teaching Assistant in the Department of Economics,
Research Assistant in a study of the Egyptian-Israeli
conflict, and an Intern to the Former State Assemblywoman
Helen M. Thomson. Overseas, Brian taught English to
underprivileged children in Japan and studied economics in
Sweden. Brian's research interests include decision making,
strategy, and rational choice. Brian is learning Egyptian
Colloquial Arabic and speaks basic Swedish, Spanish, and
Japanese. Within the next few years he plans begin his
doctoral studies in international relations.
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