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Guest CV
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Name: Shaker Elsayed
Born: 1951, Cairo Egypt
Citizenship: Citizen of both Egypt and USA
Undergraduate Education: Economics and Independent Islamic Studies, Cairo Egypt.
Graduate Education: Educational Administration and Psychology, University of Houston, Texas.
Work Experience: In the past 28 years, worked as a teacher, an Imam of the
Islamic Center, Wash. D. C., Taught Islamic Studies at the LIR Institute, the American University, Washington D.C., Principal K-12 school, Director of Education at Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). Before my current
position, I worked as the President of the American Egyptian Council, a
community-based, people-to-people-organization that aimed at promoting common understanding between the two peoples, human rights, political freedoms, fair trade, and community development.
Currently: Islamic Educational Consultant for over 200 Islamic Schools in North America and the Secretary General of the Muslim American Society, a Washington-Based national educational, social and religious organization that promotes community development through the development of the individual and the family.
Activities: Traveled extensively in and outside North America for lecturing
on Islamic, family and youth issues. Also lectures on educational and
political issues. Does a lot of teacher and parental training, school program
development, and school consultation and evaluation services. He has chaired
several national conferences on community issues. He has had several
interfaith affiliations and participated in many interfaith dialogues. Shaker has had several radio and TV interviews with ABC, NBC, CBS, and PBS, local and national on a variety of occasions.
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