Sanaa Mahroug is a seasoned French professor with over 15 years of enriching teaching experience across three continents. Her multicultural heritage—American, French, and Tunisian—infuses her pedagogy with a unique and vibrant perspective. She has taught French at every educational level, from elementary to university, offering her a comprehensive understanding of the French curriculum and its global applications. Dr. Mahroug earned her Ph.D. in Languages and Literatures from the University of Bourgogne in France. A passionate linguist, she is fluent in French, Arabic, and English, and has also explored German and Turkish, reflecting her deep appreciation for linguistic and cultural diversity.

Her research explores how history, identity, and technology influence education and knowledge. She focuses on the lasting effects of colonialism, the intersections of feminism and global justice, and the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence.