Women’s Clothing Costa Mesa
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Kassim is probably part of a ‘sixmember’ team from Iraq that has been visiting Vanguard University’s Costa Mesa campus for a week for a series of workshops led by the Global Center for Women Justice at Vanguard. Workshops goal -funded by a $ 50000 grant from Department of State -is to build a working group consisting of women within Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education to increase the general amount of women in leadership roles in Iraqi universities. Eythar Abdulhadi Mohammed, professor of business administration and economy at Baghdad University, listens while Vanguard University library associate Michelle Schonken talks about the school’s library and computer lab. Working group was usually an one-of-a-kind mix of participants representing unusual geographic regions of Iraq. That makeup met with some pushback and was challenging to accomplish, said Sandra Morgan, director of Global Center for Women Justice, who got the funding for project and is helping lead it.
Sonya Sherzad Hassan, assistant lecturer and English instructor from University of Sulaimani and American University of Iraq, gets an ur of Vanguard University’s library. Contrary to way world stereotypes Middle Eastern or Muslim women, they’re not all identical said Sonya Sherzad Hassan, an assistant lecturer at Sulaimani University in northern Iraq, near the Iranian border. During that project, Morgan witnessed the limitations women face when a junior female law student who was picked to do an all expenses paid internship at Georgetown University couldn’t go since her parents refused to let her. Eythar Abdulhadi Mohammed, professor of business administration and economy at Baghdad University, is in a jovial mood as she urs Vanguard University in Costa Mesa on Monday. Now an assistant professor at the University of ‘Al Mustansiriyah’ in Baghdad, Kassim wants to open doors for women in higher education.
Women now consist of 90 her mechanical percent engineering class, she says. Eythar Abdulhadi Mohammed, professor of business administration and economy at Baghdad University, front, and Layla Raswol, chairwoman of Quality Assurance in the Architectural Engineering Department at University of Duhok, make a selfie in front of Vanguard University’s mascot. Scholars from Iraq, hosted by Vanguard University in Costa Mesa, visit the school to discuss strategies for supporting women in higher education. In Iraqi homes tonight, most women work outside house and share duties with their spouses. Basically the project culminated in a presentation to Education Kurdish Ministry, that passed a mandate to redo all primary readers -which portrayed women holding either a dish or a child -to correctly reflect role of women. Eythar Abdulhadi Mohammed, professor of business administration and economy at Baghdad University, stops while on ur of Vanguard University’s library, to check the books.
