Nuri Friedlander

Nuri Friedlander is an accomplished professional with a background in Islamic Studies and a PhD in the Study of Religion from Harvard University. He also holds a Master of Social Work from Simmons University and a Master's Degree in Arabic Language and Literature from The American University in Cairo.

Nuri has a strong educational foundation with a focus on religion, social work, and Arabic studies, making him a versatile and knowledgeable expert in various disciplines.

Throughout his career, Nuri has held key roles in prestigious academic institutions, including serving as the Director of Equity and Inclusion as well as a teacher in the Religion and Philosophy Departments at The Lawrenceville School. He has also worked in the Religion Department at Phillips Exeter Academy and as a Muslim Chaplain at Harvard University.

With a wealth of experience in teaching, equity, social work, and chaplaincy, Nuri Friedlander is a well-rounded professional dedicated to education, diversity, and community development.

His tenure as an Advanced Social Work Fellow at The Danielsen Institute at Boston University further showcases his commitment to enhancing social welfare and supporting individuals in need.

Nuri Friedlander's expertise in Islamic Studies and his background in social work make him a valuable asset to any organization seeking a knowledgeable and compassionate professional.