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Muna Shami , M.A.
mshami@air.org

Primary Interests
Social, Emotional, Cognitive and Cultural Development of Children
Education and Child Development
Family Issues


Muna joined AIR in 1999. She is currently serving as a Technical Assistance Liaison with the Elementary and Middle Schools Technical Assistance Center (EMSTAC). She also works on the 1998-2001 Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP) Evaluation.

Prior to joining AIR, Muna worked as a Research Assistant with the Social and Emotional Child Development Research Lab at George Mason University where she gathered data on the social and emotional aptitude of 3-4 year olds at several preschools in the Northern Virginia area. In 1996 she began working as a Counselor at Northern Virginia Community College. Her duties were expanded to include Coordinator of a Summer Technology Program for middle school students. Muna joined the Early Childhood Self-Regulation, Motivation, and Language Research Lab at George Mason University in 1998 as a Research Assistant. She was part of a research team studying adult-child scaffolding and children's motivation, private speech, self-regulation, and task performance.

Muna received her M.A. in the field of Child Development from George Mason University in 1999. Previously, she received her M.A. from Marymount University in Psychological Services: Counseling in 1996, and a B.A. from George Mason University in Psychology in 1994.

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