Conference Speakers

Syed Zeeshan Haider Shah is enrolled in the Master's Program in Advertising and Public Relations at Beaconhouse National University, Lahore, Pakistan. Previously he completed BA (Hons) in Social Sciences (major in Media Studies) from the same Higher Education Institute with distinction (CGPA: 3.99 ). Zeeshan's research areas include communication and understanding consumer behavior, which aids him in managing efficient procedures in his family-oriented venture and his advertising PR career. He completed a summer school course, "Developing Your Career in Journalism: Essential Skills and Insider Knowledge," from Harvard University (USA) in 20117. He also completed two summer school courses from the University of California Berkeley (USA): "Journalism and Social Media "and "The Person in Big Data" in 2018 with "A" grades, respectively.

She is a senior at Madison High School. My interests include psychology and English. She published essays in New Moon Girls Magazine, TeenInk, and NJ.com. She also published a research paper on conceptual metaphors in Diamond Scientific Publishing, which was presented at the International Conference on Advanced Research in Social Sciences and Humanities.

Dr. Hanan Bishara is an Arab lecturer, scholar, and social activist. She got her Ph.D. degree from the University of Haifa in Arabic Language and Literature. Her thesis is about the Egyptian writer Nawal al-Sa'dawi. The title of her thesis is: "Characterization in Nawal Al-Sadawi's Literary Works from a Gender Point of View: A Diachronic and Synchronic Approach." At present, she works as a lecturer at the Academic Arab College for Education in Haifa. Dr. Bishara is well-known as an intellectual, a scholar and an activist for women's rights in the Arab society. Besides, she has published several articles and studies in international journals that deal with the women's status and problems in the Arab world. In addition, she has attended several conferences in several countries such as Istanbul (Turkey), Budapest (Hungary), London (UK), Paris (France) and Frankfurt (Germany), Rome (Italy), Vienna (Austria), Amsterdam (Holland), Dublin (Ireland), Cambridge (United Kingdom), where she talked about the conditions of the Arab woman in general.