Aliza Atik

Professor Aliza Atik is collaborating on research in the fields of Jewish literature, Arab/Israeli literature, and Victorian studies. As an Assistant Professor of English at Queensborough Community College, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her students and colleagues. Dr. Atik earned her Ph.D. from Stony Brook University, where she honed her skills and developed a deep interest in the intersections of literature and history. Her scholarly pursuits are diverse, with a particular focus on Victorian studies, Jewish literature, Arab/Israeli literature, and genocide studies. Dr. Atik's dedication to her field has been recognized through various awards for her scholarship, underscoring her commitment to advancing understanding in these areas. She has also contributed her expertise as an Assistant Editor for a prestigious journal, further cementing her reputation as a respected voice in literary studies. Currently, Dr. Atik is engaged in a fascinating research project that delves into the themes of fantasy and monstrosity in the nineteenth century. This work not only explores the literary imagination of the era but also provides insights into the cultural and historical contexts that shaped these narratives. Her research is complemented by her active participation in conferences, where she shares her findings and engages with fellow scholars. Dr. Atik's contributions to academia extend beyond her research. She is deeply involved in mass atrocity education, advocating for interdisciplinary approaches to Holocaust education. Her commitment to this cause reflects her belief in the power of education to foster understanding and prevent future atrocities. Through her teaching and research, Dr. Atik continues to inspire her students and colleagues, encouraging them to explore the complexities of literature and history.