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Hitti, Joseph Samir was born on February 28, 1954 in Beirut. Came to the United States, 1982.
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Joseph Samir Hitti
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Joseph Samir Hitti, Lebanese biologist. Lebanon Council of Scientific Research fellow, 1982-1984, Doctor William Scholl Foundation fellow, 1988-1989. Officer, Council Lebanese American Organizations, Washington, since 1991. Member American Translators Association (accredited in Arabic), New England Translators Association, National Association Judicial Interpreters and Translators.
Education
Bachelor of Science, American University Beirut, 1978. Master of Science, American University Beirut, 1981. Doctor of Philosophy, Marquette University, 1990.
Career
Teacher science College Famille Libanaise, Beirut, 1976-1978. Teaching assistant American University Beirut, 1979-1981, instructor, 1981-1982. Teaching assistant Syracuse (New York ) University, 1984-1985, Marquette University, Milwaukee, 1985-1986.
Research assistant University Cincinnati, 1989-1990. Research associate biology and medicine Brown University, Providence, 1990-1994. Research associate in gastroenterology Boston University Medical Center, 1994-1996.
Senior scientist Genome Therapeutics Corporation, since 1996. Adjunct instructor Arabic language Rhode Island College, Providence, since 1992. Instructor Arabic language Brown University Learning Community, 1992.
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Membership
Officer, Council Lebanese American Organizations, Washington, since 1991. Member American Translators Association (accredited in Arabic), New England Translators Association, National Association Judicial Interpreters and Translators.
Connections
Son of Samir Youssef and May Khalil (Hitti) H. Divorced; 1 child, Sarah Elise May.
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Lebanese -
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