- Conducted and published several research papers in top-tier academic journals on the psychological health and wellbeing of human resources.- Joined 2 research projects on employees’ behavioral and mental health funded by King Faisal University, Saudi Arabia (grants No. 186362 and GRANT465).- Authorship contribution: Responsible for gathering and evaluating evidence, creating literature review, developing hypotheses, interpreting results, and developing discussion and conclusion.-Reviewed papers and supplementary data submitted to the International Journal of Hospitality Management, International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, and International Journal of Policy Research in Tourism, Leisure and Events.-Supervised post-graduates’ dissertations.

-Conducted and published research in international academic journals and conferences on organizational behavior.-Proofread papers submitted to the Journal of Association of Arab Universities for Tourism and Hospitality.-Supervised post-graduates’ dissertations.-Developed and facilitated Management, Marketing and HR courses:• Principles of Management (Undergraduate) • Customer Psychology (undergraduate)• Human Resource Management (Graduate and Undergraduate) • Market research (Graduate)• International Organizations (Undergraduate) -Delivered undergraduate and graduate-level courses (In-Class Presentations, E-Learning, and Discussion Groups).-Member of the referee committee, responsible for assessing seniors’ graduation projects.-Member of the Tourism Studies Department Board, responsible for the department's managerial decisions.

-Ph.D. in Tourism Management (2006-2011).-Winner of the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels, Helwan University, Dissertation of the Year Award.-Evaluated students’ research papers and provided them feedback. -Mentored senior students in their graduation projects.-Member of the library committee in the faculty, responsible for reviewing the library policy.

-Master of Sciences in Tourism Management (2001-2003).-Prepared and delivered presentations to undergraduate students.-Mentored senior students in their graduation projects.