Maha Saker
Associate Professor of Teaching in Arabic
Director of Arabic
313 577 1993
313 577 4091 (fax)
321 Manoogian Hall
Maha Saker
Maha Saker is an Associate Professor of teaching in the Near Eastern & Arabic studies at Wayne State University in Detroit Michigan. She received her Bachelor’s degree from Damascus University, and completed a postgraduate diploma in Translation and Interpreting in the same academic Institution. She joined the Master program at Salford University in Manchester U.K and obtained an MA in Applied Linguistics. After teaching for eight years in the Arabic Studies department in Salford University, she joined the Doctorate program in the College of Education at Wayne State University and accepted a Program Coordinator position for “Pathways to Quality Teaching” training bilingual teachers in Detroit public schools. She started teaching in her current position in 2003. She won the President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2013. In addition to teaching, Maha Saker has obtained several grants for curriculum development including the Educational Development Grant from WSU in 2014. She developed two full online courses for Media Arabic and Modern Arabic Literature.
Awards and grants
Honors & Awards May 2013 Wayne Sate university President Award for Excellence in Teaching Apr 2012 FLTC Grant to create Media Arabic Material Bank Mar 2013 FLTC Grant: Business Arabic Curriculum Development FLTC Grant: Business Arabic Curriculum Development May 2014 Educational Development Grant honor title Educational Development Grant Apr 2014 FLTC Grant: Creating full online course for Modern Arabic LiteratureCourses taught by Maha Saker
Winter Term 2025 (future)
- ARB3010 - Business Arabic
- ARB5140 - Modern Arabic Literature in Arabic and English
- ARB5700 - Arabic for Healthcare Professions
Fall Term 2024 (current)
Spring-Summer Term 2024
Winter Term 2024
- ARB3010 - Business Arabic
- ARB5700 - Arabic for Healthcare Professions
- NE2700 - Topics in Middle Eastern Studies
- NE5700 - Topics in Middle Eastern Studies
Fall Term 2023
Spring-Summer Term 2023
Winter Term 2023
Fall Term 2022
- ARB2010 - Intermediate Arabic I
- ARB3300 - Conversation and Composition
- ARB5140 - Modern Arabic Literature in Arabic and English