Harold Sharara

Harold Sharara is an acclaimed academic, whose specialization is research in Educational Psychology and the Social Sciences. Already holding an Economics degree, he decided to attend graduate school in 2005. Since then he has attended some of Canada’s esteemed graduate schools, including the University of Toronto, Carleton University, and the University of Ottawa. After graduating he worked for the University of Alberta, and the University of Ottawa. He has a deep understanding of Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods, and enjoys experimenting with Mixed Methodologies. He has represented different institutions at a local Canadian level, and at international conferences. Notable representations were CogSci Nashville (2007), Washington DC (2010), and AGIC (2016) Orlando, Florida.

Harold has also written, peer reviewed articles that have been published by among others, the Boston College, the University of Ottawa and other academic institutions in Europe, and Asia.

This anthology project is his first non-academic work, motivated by what it represented for women. He felt he had to tell his story of a woman who impacted his life. Harold lives in Canada, and enjoys spending time with his family, coaching kids mathematics, and all their other academic challenges. He loves the outdoors, and regularly goes camping, road trips and fishing. Harold plays chess, tennis and loves swimming