Published & Produced

Sumud

Book

Written by Livia Wick (Faculty)

Wick chronicles oral histories and examines the historical development of medical infrastructure related to childbirth in Palestine, revealing how shifts from centralized to decentralized caregiving have empowered women in public discourse.

Westerly Breath

Performance

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Composed by Hamed Sinno (BFA ’11)

Hamed Sinno’s experimental opera, performed at the Temple of Dendur in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, interweaves mythology, personal memoir, and reflections on migration and immigration through the narrative of Osiris and Sinno’s experiences as a musician and advocate.

Other works:

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The War Injured Child
Edited by Ghassan Abu-Sittah (Faculty) and Jamal J. Hoballah

The Best of Afghan Cooking
Written by Zarghuna S. Adel (MA ’83)

Cookbook The Practice of Sleep Medicine Around the World
Edited by Hrayr Pierre Attarian (BS ’88, MD ’92) and Alain Michel Sabri (BS ’88, MD ’92)

Epilepsy Surgery
Written by Aline Herlopian
(BS ’04, MD ’08)

Armenian Ethnographic Insights
Written by Dr. Hrayr Jebejian (MS ’84)