Bahri, Hamid

Curriculum Vitae

  1. Education


    Degree Institution Field Dates
    PhD  Graduate Center, CUNY  French  2004 
    MPhil  Graduate Center, CUNY  French  1999 
    MA  Graduate Center, CUNY  Liberal Studies  1994 

  2. Full-Time Academic Experience


    Institution Rank Field Dates
    York College  Assistant Professor  French/Francophone Studies  09/08-present 
    York College  Substitute Assistant Professor  French  08/07-06/08 
    Hunter College  Substitute Assistant Professor  French and Arabic  01/05-08/06 
    York College  Writing Fellow  Writing Across the Curriculum  09/01-08/03 
    QBCC  Substitute Instructor  French  09/98-09/99 

  3. Part-Time Academic Experience


    Institution Rank Field Dates
    City College CUNY  Adjunct Assistant Professor  French and Arabic  09/06-06/07 
    Hunter College  Adjunct Assistant Professor  Arabic  09/04-12/04 
    BMCC  Adjunct Lecturer/Adjunct Assistant Professor  French  09/03-12/04 
    Brooklyn College  Adjunct Lecturer  French  01/04-06/04 
    Baruch College  Adjunct Lecturer  French  09/99-08/01 
    City College  Adjunct Lecturer  French and Arabic  09/96-07/98 
    Baruch College  Adjunct Lecturer  French  09/94-07/98 
    International Business Education Corporation (IBEC  English Instructor  English  02/96-05/97 
    York College  Adjunct Lecturer  French  02/96-06/96 

  4. Non Academic Experience


  5. Employment Record At This Institution

    Rank Dates
    Assistant Professor  09/08 - present 
    Substitute Assistant Professor  08/07 - 06/08 
    Writing Fellow  09/01 - 08/03 
    Adjunct Lecturer  02/96 - 06/96 

  6. Publications In Field Of Expertise

    1. Books:
    2. Papers in Professional Journals:
      1. Articles:

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      2. Proceedings:
        1. Refereed Proceedings
        2. Non-Refereed Proceedings
    3. Chapters in Books:
    4. Government Reports or Monographs
    5. Book Reviews:

      "Choice Literary Review Choice Literary Review of Writings From the Sand Volume I Collected Works of Isabelle Eberhadt. University of Nebraska Press. Forthcoming" 2012: .

      "Choice Literary Review of Florence Martin’s Screens and Veils: Maghrebi Women’s Cinema. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2011. Review will catalogued in Indiana University Press and is on Amazon.com)." 2011: .

      "Choice Literary Review of Odile Cazenave and Patricia Célérier’s Contemporary Francophone African Writers and the B urden of Commitment. University of Virginia Press." 2011: .

      "Choice Literary Review of John Conteh-Morgan with Dominic Thomas’ NewFrancophone African and Caribbean Theatres, Indiana University Press, Indiana." 2010: .

      "Choice Literary Review: Carine Bourget's The Star, the Cross, and the Crescent: Religions and Conflicts in Francophone Literature from the Arab World." 2010: .

      "Choice Literary Review of The Literary Market: Authorship and Modernity in the Old Regime" 2010: .

      "Choice Literary Review of Desert by J.M.G. Le Clezio" 2009: .

      "Encyclopedia, MacMillan Library Reference: "Public Baths in the Muslim Middle East"" 2007: .

      "Encyclopedia, MacMillan Library Reference: "The Daughters of the Nile Society"" 2006: .

      "Encyclopedia, MacMillan Library Reference: "Music as Women's Cultural Production in Muslim Africa: Algeria, Mauritania and Kenya"" 2006: .

  7. Other Publications

    1. Books:
    2. Papers in Professional Journals:
      1. Articles:
      2. Proceedings:
        1. Refereed Proceedings
        2. Non-Refereed Proceedings
    3. Chapters in Books:
    4. Government Reports or Monographs
    5. Book Reviews:

  8. Presented Papers, Lectures, And Exhibitions And Performances

    "“Between Blackness and Berberity: Negotiating Identities” in “Algeria Revisited: Contested Identities in the Colonial and Postcolonial Periods.”" April 11-13, 2012: International Conference, University of Leicester, UK,.

    "“North African Identities and Race,” at “Franco-Maghrebi Crossings”" November, 3-5, 2011: International Conference by Winthrop-King Institute for Contemporary French and Francophone Studies, Florida State University, Tallahassee.

    "“Teaching Foreign Languages to First Learners: A Definitive Methodology?”" May 4th, 2012: Queens College (LOTE).

    "Keynote speaker at “As the Region Explodes”: Forum on the revolutions in the Arab world. York College, CUNY." March 15, 2011: York College.

    "Discussion of Dr. Martin Atangana’s: The End of French Rule in Cameroun, New York: NY University Press, 2010." November 10, 2010: York College.

    ""The Location of "Terror," Globalization and Arab Reaction"" June 2-5, 2010: John Jay's Ninth Biennial International Conference, "Societies in Transition: Balancing Security, Social Justice and Tradition," Marrakech, Morocco..

    ""Marginality in Francophone Twentieth-Century North African Literature"" December 27, 2009: MLA Annual Conference.

    "Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Colonialism: "The Old and the New Generations of North African Writers and the Issue of French"" Spring 2008: York College Community.

    ""Fissured Identites: Fathers, Daughters and Sons in the Francophone North African Novel"" Nov. 13, 2007: Graduate Center, CUNY.

    ""The Colonial Language and Modern Arab Writing: Ambivalence, Identity and Agency" at the Middle East Studies Association (MESA) Conference in Boston-Massachussetts" Nov. 18-21: National/International Audience.

    "The Rise of the Arab Novel: "Colonial Languages, French and English"" Dec, 2006: MLA Annual Conference, Philadelphia.

    ""Francophone Intellectuals and the Post 9/11 War on Terro: Negotiations and Compromises" at Radius of Arab American Writers (RAWI)" 2007: University of Michigan-Dearborn.

  9. Work In Progress

    1. Books in progress:

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    2. Papers in Progress:
    3. Papers submitted to journals for consideration:
    4. Research in progress:

      Hamid Bahri/Francesca Canade Sautman. "Crossing History, Dis-Orienting the Orient: Amin Maalouf's Uses of the "Medieval"." Medievalisms in the Postcolonial World. 2009: 174-205.

  10. Professional Honors, Prizes, Fellowships

    Writing Fellow Fellowship: 2001-2003.

  11. Grants-In-Aid

    PSC CUNY Grant, Race and Identities in North African Literature (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia. Summer of 2009: $2,250.

    PSC CUNY Grant, Ethnicity and Race in the Algerian Sahara. Summer of 2010: $3,585.

    PSC CUNY Grant, Race and Otherness in Tunisia. Summer of 2012: $6,000.

  12. Institutional Service

    1. Service to the Department

      Open House: 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011.

      Poetry Celebration: 2007, 2008, 2009.

      Advisor to Francophone Club: Sept. 2008, 2009.

    2. Service to the School

      Member of the Periodic Review Report (PRR): 05/11 - present.

      Senate: 09/10 - 06/12.

      Study Abroad Liaison: 2007- present.

      General Education Task Force: 2008 - present.

      GEN. ED. Freshman Seminar Faculty Inquiry Group (FIG) member:: 01/09 - 01/10.

      GEN. ED. Capstone Seminar (FIG): 08/09 - present.

      York Open House: 2007, 2008.

      Mentor: 09/07 - 06/08.

    3. Service to the College

      York Fest: 2012.

      York Fest: 2011.

      York Fest: 2010.

      York Fest: 2009.

      York Fest: 2008.

      York Fest: 2007.

    4. Service to the Graduate Center
    5. Service to the University

      Study Abroad representative: 2007 - present.

      York Representative to the CUNY Queens the Languages Other Than English (LOTE) Consortium: 2008 - present.

  13. Offices Held In Professional Societies

  14. Other Professional Activities And Public Service

    Société des Professeurs Français et Francophones d’Amérique (SPFFA: 2005 - present.

    Modern Language Association (MLA): 1998 - present.

    American Association of Teachers of Arabic (AATA): 2005 - present.

    Middle East and Middle Eastern American Center (MEMEAC): 2003 - present.

    Francophone Association of City University of New York (CUNY): 1995 - present.

    Middle East Studies Association of North America, Inc (MESA): 2005 - present.

  15. Teaching Activities At This Institution

    1. Courses Taught (List)
      0450  FREN 102  Elementary French II 
      1117  FREN 330  The Age of Classicism 
      0441  FREN 101  Elementary French I 
      0446  FREN 105  Intermediate French I 
      1446  FREN 101  Elementary French I 
      0473  FREN 106  Intermediate French II 
      1167  FREN 231  Survey of French Literature I 
      1230  FREN 101  Elementary French I 
      0482  FREN 101  Elementary French I 
      1229  FREN 232  Survey of French Literature II 
      0494  FREN 101  Elementary French I 
      0495  FREN 101  Elementary French I 
      0503  FREN 106  Intermediate French II 
      0481  FREN 102  Elementary French II 
      1105  WLT 210  North African Literature in Translatio 
      0618  FREN 101  Elementary French I 
      0627  FREN 240  Translation I 
    2. New courses/programs developed (list):

      French 110, Intensive Elementary French for Health Professions.

      World Literature 210 WI, North African Literature in Translation.

      , Arab American Experience (in progress).

      , Maghebi Francophone Cinema (in progress).

Bahri, Hamid
 

Bahri, Hamid
Assistant Professor
Foreign Languages, ESL and Humanities