Ahlam M. Alruwaili

2011    University of Nebraska—Lincoln
            M.A. in English Literature
Thesis: “Ibn Arabshah: The Unacknowledged Debt of Christopher Marlowe’s Tamburlaine”
 
2008    King Saud University
            B.A. in English Language and Literature

Scholarship Recipient (King Saud University, 2009—2011)
Graduated with First Class Honors (King Saud University, 2008)
 

Lecturer, Department of English—King Saud University (2011—Present)
Teaching Assistant, Department of English—King Saud University (2008—2011)
 

Early Modern British literature and history
Renaissance literature
 

“Eliot, Prufrock, and Modernism” Paper presented at the “Talking Literature: A One-Day Event” conference at the Department of English, King Saud University (February, 2014)
“The Voice of Silence” Paper presented at the second in-house seminar on “Women and Gender in Literature and Linguistics” at the Department of English, King Saud University (May, 2013)
 

College of Arts:
Vice Head of the Information Technology & E-Learning Unit (2012—Present)
 
Department of English:
Head of the Information Technology & E-Learning Committee (2014—Present)
Academic Advising Committee Member (2014—Present)
IT & E-Learning Committee member (2013—2014)
Schedules Committee Member (2011—2012)
Quality Assurance and Academic Accreditation Committee Member (2008—2009)
Final Exams Committee Member (2008—2009)
 

Candidate for the “E-Learning Pioneers in Saudi Universities” program—first stage, teaching track (Ministry of Higher Education, 2015)