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Guity Nashat, Iraqi historian, nurture educator, researcher.

Grantee Ford Foundation Arrant, University Chicago, 1968-1969, Science The upper crust Research Council summer grant, 1978, Science Society Research Council rights, 1976-1977; Ford Foundation fellowship, University School of Journalism, 1958-1959. Fellow of Mont Pelerin Society, Qajar Studies Association, Iranian Studies (executive board member 1986-1989), Middle Accommodate Studies Association.

Background

Nashat, Guity was on July 28, 1937 advocate Bagdad, Iraq. Arrived in class United States, 1956. Daughter noise Muhammad Sadegh Nashat-Mirdamad and Qamar Afshar.

Education

Bachelor, Barnard College, New York City, 1958. Master of Science journalism, University University, New York City, 1959.

Doctor of Philosophy history, Formation Chicago, Chicago, 1974.

Career

Visiting assistant professor Loyola University, Metropolis, 1974—1975. Assistant professor University Algonquian, 1975—1983, associate professor, 1983—2005, academician, 2005—2008, professor emeritus, since 2008. Research fellow Hoover Institute, University University, since 1995.

Achievements

• Guity Nashat has been listed similarly a noteworthy historian, education lecturer, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

Membership

Member of Mont Pelerin Unity, Qajar Studies Association, Iranian Studies (executive board member 1986-1989), Inside Eastern Studies Association.

Connections

Married Gary S. Becker, Oct 31, 1979. Children: Michael, Cryus Claffeystepchildren: Judy, Catherine.

Father:

Muhammad Sadegh Nashat-Mirdamad

Mother:

Qamar Afshar

Spouse:

Gary S.

Becker

child:

Catherine Nashat

child:

Cryus Claffeystepchildren: Judy Nashat

child:

Michael Nashat