Khansaa Alshiha

Dr.Khansaa Alshiha (Arabic: "خنساء عبدالصمد الشيحة", born 1971) is a Saudi Arabian Academic, Researcher, Independent thinker and Civil Rights Activist. Dr.Alshiha has Ph.D in Applied Sociology.[1]

Khansaa Alshiha
NationalitySaudi Arabia
EducationPh.D in Applied Sociology
OccupationAcademic, Researcher
ChildrenLuna, Rami and Karam
Parent(s)Abdulsamad Alshiha and Feryal Hakami
Websitehttps://twitter.com/KhansaaAlshiha

Biography

Dr.Khansaa Alshiha was born in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (July 3, 1974) to Saudi Arabian father Abdulsamad Khalid Shiha from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and to a Saudi Arabian mother of Lebanese origin Feryal Hakami. Married to a Saudi businessman and has a daughter and two sons: Luna, Rami and Karam. In her late childhood, she moved with her parents to the United States, where her father was studying his Master's and then PhD. After her parents divorced, Khansaa accompanied her mother to live in Paris, France. But her mother Feryal Hakami returned to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia after the death of her father, a Saudi businessman of Lebanese origin Rajab Hakami to take care of her mother Bahia Gattas. Khansaa attained her bachelor's degree in sociology from the King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. After graduation, she went to Paris, France to stay at her aunt Samira Hakami, a French journalist and a women's rights activist. Khansaa worked as a journalist assistant in Paris for three years. After a pressure from her father, Khansaa returned to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, then attained her Masters of Arts in Sociology from the King Abdulaziz University in Jeddah. After her marriage, Khansaa moved to live with her husband in Massachusetts, United States a period of time. Later, Dr. Khansaa attained her Ph.D from Boston University in Applied Sociology.[2] She speaks fluent Arabic, English and French.

Research Interests

Dr. Khansaa AlShiha has many research and social studies published in the academic press in Boston University[3] in the United States of America. Her interests in field work helped to create database configuration and social networks used in many of the social studies and statistical analysis of social groups. Field tours comprising the United States, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon and France.

Career

Dr.Khansaa Alshiha worked as a Journalist assistant in a Paris-based newspaper. After receiving her Ph.D, Dr.Khansaa has been a Research-based occupations in civil, strategic, social، cultural and economic planning organizations across the Middle East and the US. Dr. Khansaa worked for one semester as a graduate-assistant in the American University of Beirut in Lebanon. She has held several occupations varied between academic, co-researcher, visiting fellow, fellow and consultant analyst since then.[4]

Sources
  1. S., Kean. "alumni-forum". Archived from the original on 2012-12-31.
  2. S., Kean. "alumni-forum". Archived from the original on 2012-12-31.
  3. S., Kean. "alumni-forum". Archived from the original on 2012-12-31.
  4. Khoury, Joseph. "RESEARCH & CONSULTING HOUSE ( REACH SAL)". Archived from the original on 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2013-02-20.
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