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Mehari Worku is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures program at the University of Washington. His academic focus includes Biblical Hebrew and Horn of Africa studies, where he has developed a robust curriculum encompassing various aspects of Middle Eastern languages and cultures. He is involved in teaching undergraduate and graduate level courses including Intermediate Studies in Middle Eastern Languages, Special Studies, and Elementary Amharic. Through his academic work, he aims to deepen the understanding of the cultural and linguistic dynamics in the Horn of Africa. Worku has also created special programs celebrating the rich cultural heritage of this region at the University of Washington, contributing to the academic community and promoting awareness of its languages and traditions.
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