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I am first and foremost an academician with Ph.D.s in History and Political Science, specializing in the Middle East. I teach at college and university (undergraduate) levels (for some 15 years now). I have worked as a journalist for more than 2 decades. I have done freelance translation since 1980 in Armenian, Arabic, and Turkish. I also do research in Classical Armenian and Ottoman Turkish. I am also a California Certified Real Estate Broker and a Certified Notary Signing Agent. For the past 5 years I have been involved in many translation/linguistic projects for the USA Federal Government in Washington DC and Overseas.

I have an extensive international background, lived, worked and studied in 3 different countries. I have started my career at the American Chamber of Commerce in Azerbaijan in 2008 as an administrative assistant. There I was involved in translations and interpretations during the meetings(Azerbaijani-English). In 2011-12 I worked as a social worker in the UK. During my stay in UK I worked closely with Russian speaking students helping them with integration, as well well teaching English to them. I also taught Russian to the Latvian students in the UK, and did both translations and interpretations for the organization I worked for (Eccles Hall School and Norfolk International Projects). I graduated from the Azerbaijan State Economic University(2005-09), and was an exchange student for one year at the California State University, Bakersfield (2007-08). Currently, I am a graduate student at the Golden Gate University, SF, majoring in Marketing and PR.