We are pleased that our lab students, Imane Derrazi and Ahlam El Haddad, participated in the ten-day intensive training program “Formation en Médiation et Influenceurs Universitaires”, consisting of 8 hours of training daily, organized at the Presidency of Abdelmalek Essaâdi University under the supervision of the University President, Mr. Bouchta El Moumni, and in coordination…
On March 7th, Hakima Choukri presented a paper on the intersectionality and traumatic psychosocial effects of surveillance in the Arab-American bildungsroman at the 27th annual conference of The Scottish Association for the Study of America. The conference took place in the University of the Highlands and Islands, Inverness, Scotland. It brought together senior and early-career…
The LLICS Lab is pleased to acknowledge the participation of its PhD student, Ikram Ben Talha, as a panelist in the Forum on Education Abroad Regional Seminar, “Strengthening Institutional Support for Student Success to Grow Education Abroad in the Mediterranean Region,” held on 5 February 2026 at the University of New England Tangier Campus. The…
LLCIS Lab is pleased to highlight the participation of Ahmed Benali in the international conference “Writing History in the Maghreb (7th–20th Centuries): Authors, Texts, Manuscripts,” held on 10–11 June 2024 at the Centre Jacques Berque, Rabat, Morocco. Ahmed Benali presented a paper titled “The Rif War Through Riffian Eyes: Revisiting Memoirs, Testimonies, and Local Histories.”…
LLCIS Lab is pleased to highlight the participation of Ahmed Benali in the BRISMES Annual Conference held at Newcastle University, UK, from 1–3 July 2025. Ahmed Benali presented a paper titled “Historical Sites of Oblivion: Contesting Postcolonial Memory in Contemporary Moroccan Literature.” The presentation examined how contemporary Moroccan literature engages with postcolonial memory, exploring sites…
LLCIS Lab is pleased to highlight the participation of Chakib Amghar in the international conference “Border Thinking from the Maghreb: Who Speaks for the Human in a Change of Epoch?” held on November 13, 2025, at Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah University, Saiss, Fes. Chakib Amghar presented a paper titled “Between the Maghreb and the Mashreq:…
LLCIS Lab is pleased to highlight the participation of its student, Chakib Amghar, in the 7th International Conference: Language, Culture, and Technology, held on November 25, 2025, in El Jadida, Morocco. His presentation was delivered as part of the panel titled “Postcolonialism, Decoloniality, and Cultural Memory.” Chakib Amghar presented a paper entitled “Translating Decolonial Vision:…
LLCIS Lab is pleased to acknowledge the participation of its student, Mohamed Rouichi, in the SSAH Graduate Student Research Conference at Al Akhawayn University in Ifrane. During the conference, Mohamed presented a paper titled “Traveling Folktales: Moroccan Storytelling and Western Narrative Forms.” The presentation introduced Moroccan folktales and explored their affinities with Western narrative traditions,…
LLCIS Lab is pleased to highlight the participation of its student, Mohamed Rouichi, in the National Conference of Doctoral Students on Language, Communication, and Culture: Current Issues & Future Directions, held on May 23, 2025, at the Faculty of Letters and Humanities, Ben M’sik, Casablanca. On this occasion, Mohamed Rouichi presented a paper titled “The…
LLCIS Lab Student Academic Engagement at Purdue University As part of his Fulbright Joint Supervision Program, LLCIS Lab student Jawad El Annabi delivered an academic presentation while auditing the undergraduate course “Arabs in American Eyes” at Purdue University. Under the guidance of his co-supervisor, Dr. Stacy Holden, Jawad was encouraged to move beyond the role…
