Georges Massé, PhD.

Deliverables:
• Entrusted with the responsibility of administering and managing the department with 28 instructors.
• Responsible for the coordination of the Humanities & Social Sciences Department.
• Assigned responsibility of assessing the shortage of instructors and conducting the new recruitment.
• Coordinating between campuses and ensuring the same level and methodology of teaching adopted and implemented.
• Formulating new curriculum, opening new courses and adopting new books.
• Interacting and advising students before and after registration (Major students) on their problems, academic achievements, grades etc.
• Involved in teaching various courses starting from senior international affairs courses to culture studies.
• Helping students to continue their graduate studies in Europe or the United States by getting scholarships and by getting some internship while they are still studying.
• Involved in organizing Round Table Meeting monthly with the students on different recent political, economic and strategic cases taking place on the international scene with one of the accredited foreign ambassadors in Lebanon.
• Enriching the intellect of students and helping them understanding what is diplomacy and its role.

Major Accomplishments:
• Instrumental in setting up foundation of International Affairs in the humanities department and drove the number of instructors from 9 to 28.
• Credited for starting the new major in International Affairs and enhancing the number of student majoring in International Affairs from 8 to 52.
• The foundation of new major opened the door for new affiliations with reputable foreign universities, which helped students to pursue their graduate studies abroad.
• Successfully increased the elective courses and foreign languages from 2 to 6 to provide students with opportunity of wider range of selection of courses and of now, not less than one thousand students per semester are taking different elective courses.
• Successfully recruited a big diversity of instructors from different political backgrounds and visions.
• Received accelerated promotion from joining as Coordinator to Chairperson of the new founded major with just two years.
• Awarded full time contract from the initial start as part time within two semesters.

Duties: Involved in teaching and advising as the Fellow Instructor. Interacted with students and imparted knowledge. Introduced a completely new curriculum in the university.

Duties: As a Lecturer, conducted classes and training sessions to facilitate knowledge transfer. Handled responsible towards taking advising and orientations. Successfully planned and introduced new courses in the university.

Duties: Conducted freshman and sophomore classes

Other Assignments:

• Personal Advisor, Office of Deputy of the Lebanese Parliament, Beirut- Lebanon, May 2000 - Nov 2000
• Unlisted Consultant, Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kiev, Ukraine, Jul 1997 - Aug 1999