Dr. Lamia Alhassoun is an Assistant Professor of Applied Linguistics whose work examines the dynamic relationship between language, culture, and identity. Her research interests include identity construction, sociolinguistic variation, intercultural and internal communication, language and gender, discourse analysis, professional communication, and language use in organizational and societal contexts. She is particularly interested in how language operates as a medium through which individuals and communities construct meaning, negotiate relationships, and foster understanding across diverse settings.
Teaching and developing university-level courses in linguistics, English language, and communication.
Designing and delivering training programs, workshops, and onboarding sessions to enhance learning outcomes.
Coordinating end-to-end projects involving translation, content development, and quality assurance.
Supporting research initiatives through data analysis, reporting, and presentation of findings.
Developing and refining curricula, training materials, and learner support resources.
Facilitating cross-functional collaboration and internal communication within academic and organizational contexts.
Mentoring students and professionals to build communication and performance capabilities.
Leading initiatives that promote talent development, learning engagement, and process optimization.
Presenting research and insights at international conferences, fostering knowledge exchange across disciplines.
Managing stakeholder relationships and ensuring alignment between strategic goals and operational outcomes.
