Spouse(s) Mohammed Bakhshwin | Name Samar Alsaggaf | |
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Children Ahmad BakshwainAbdullah BakhshwinOmar BakhshwinAbdulaziz BakhshwinDuaa Bakhshwin Occupation Vice rector of Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University (PNU) (Health Affairs) |
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Dr. Samar Alsaggaf, the first female Anatomist in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, was the director of the Department of Medical and Health Science Programs at the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission(SACM) to the U.S in Washington, D.C. She is known as “The Mother of Saudi Students” by Saudi students in the United States.
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- Ie outliers chicago 2013 dr samar alsaggaf
- Education
- Academic Work Experience
- Leadership Positions
- Author
- Co author
- Funded Researches
- aScientific Research Projects
- bDevelopment Research Projects
- AwardsNominations
- References
Before joining SACM, Dr. Alsaggaf has served as academic lecturer and physician with a specialization in anatomy, embryology, histology, and a particular expertise in the development of the nervous system.
Also, she has experience supervising degree programs and functioning as chair and president of numerous committees and advisory groups.
Moreover, she is award recipient and nominee for many awards worldwide including the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United States, and the United Arab Emirates.
Dr. Alsaggaf is very active in supporting women’s programs and curriculum development and in facilitating and bridging the gap between East and West, excellent negotiation skills, managing grand projects.
Education
Academic specialization: Anatomy Science
General Specialization: Anatomy & Histology
Specific Field of Specialty: (Development of Nervous System)
Academic Work Experience
Leadership Positions
Chaired more than 20 committees in a number of educational and social institutions.
Author
Co-author
Funded Researches
(funded by Deanship of Research)
(a)Scientific Research Projects
- Main Researcher
- Co-Researcher
(b)Development Research Projects
Awards/Nominations
Below are selections from the more than 50 awards and nominations from governmental, educational, and social institutions: