“I am so happy that I have an opportunity to work at Emory.” – Neda Zeraatkar.

Neda Zeraatkar (pronounced NEH-deh zeh-rah-AHT-car) is the new Middle East & Islamic studies librarian in the Woodruff Library. She comes to Emory after spending the past seven years as a librarian for the Regional Information Center for Science and Technology in Iran.

Born and raised in Shiraz, Iran, Neda earned her bachelor’s degree in library and information science from Payeme-Noor University and her master’s degree in library and information science from The Islamic Azad University – Science and Research branch. She also has an associate’s degree in applied computer skills from the Industrial Management Institute.

“I am so happy that I have an opportunity to work at Emory,” said Neda. “It gives me the chance to have many new experiences in the Middle East and Islamic Studies Department.”

You can reach her at neda [dot] zeraatkar [at] emory [dot] edu.