Mishkat:
Hello Mishkat,
Fred Schultz, Johns Hopkins – Osher Program
light bulb went off and all of a sudden I finally "get" it.
The issues surrounding the lack of environmental resources and failure to deliver simple everyday public services adequately explain the long
lasting insurgency. But what's great about this explanation is that it helps to explain the insurgencies in surrounding countries, which you pointed out.
Dear Dr. Al-Moumin,
A friend recommended taking your class . I am glad I did! I have learned a lot about the environmental decision-making process and its complications.It was a great experience for me and I will certainly recommend your course to my friends.
Julia N Straker, George Mason University
I enjoyed my EVPP337 class with Dr. Al-Moumin. It was a pleasure being her student and I thoroughly enjoyed my semester.
Taking this class has really opened my eyes to see the importance of environmental policies in developing countries. Your teaching with real world examples from your real experience made this class different and each class was a learning experience. Thank you for making this one of the best classes I've had at George Mason University.
Waleed Ahmed, George Mason University
Dr. Al-Moumin is incredibly insightful and kind and will go out of her way to help students in every way. Her class aims to help students develop their regard for dire environmental situations plaguing our world. She is patient, witty, and outstandingly brilliant with a main intent to have students evolve in their understanding of the nature and characteristics of environmental conflicts while developing a capacity to manage, resolve or transform environmental dilemmas.
I considered you to be one of the most experienced teachers of her field and that truly left a mark on my academically and realistically. Though Environmental Policy was never my forte, you certainly showed me why it matters, and not to overlook such issues. Thank you for everything and I hope to keep in touch.


