Amira Noeuv

Amira Noeuv is a graduate student with the Ethnic Studies program at UC San Diego. In addition to her vast educational studies, she has 15 years of professional experience. Currently, she is also employed with the Orange County Superintendent of Schools where she supports the development a curriculum focused at the high-school level. Her inter-disciplinary experiences attest to her expertise to teach as well as understand students’ circumstances to best support their diverse learning endeavors.

• Ph.D. in Ethnic Studies, University of California, San Diego (expected 2025)
• M.A. in Ethnic Studies, University of California, San Diego (2022)
• M.A. in Ethics, Peace, and Global Affairs, American University (2017)
• B.A. in Psychology, University of California, San Diego (2012)

• Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Ethnic Studies 1, University of California, San Diego
• Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Ethnic Studies 3, University of California, San Diego
• Teaching Assistant, Introduction to Ethnic Studies 2, University of California, San Diego
• Teaching Assistant, Making of the Modern World, University of California, San Diego
• Teaching Assistant, Peace, Global Security, and Conflict Resolution, American University

• Short-term Employee, Orange County Superintendent of Schools (2022-present)
• Graduate Research Assistant, UC San Diego Ethnic Studies Department (2020-2022)
• Program Associate, American Bar Association Rule of Law Initiative (2017-2019)
• Research Assistant, United States Institute of Peace (2016-2017)
• Event Coordinator, Qualcomm Institute CALIT2 UCSD (2008-2015)