Fida Mohammad, Ph. D., ډاکټر فدا محمد | Source | Professor at SUNY Oneonta

Dr. Fida Mohammad was born in Hangu, KPK, Pakistan and matriculated from Government High School, Hangu. He graduated from Islamia College Peshawar with a BA, he earned MAs in Political Science and Philosophy and an M.Phil. in Political Science from University of Peshawar. In 1988 he got an MS in Public Administration and Sociology from Eastern Washington University. Fida completed an MA and Ph. D from the University of Oregon, with a focus on Criminal Justice, in 1994. Presently Dr. Mohammad is a Professor of Sociology at the State University New York (SUNY) Oneonta, NY. His areas of expertise are Policing, Interrogation and Torture, Political Violence and Comparative Religions. He teaches courses in Criminal Justice and Sociology, such as Deviant Behavior, Criminology, Juvenile Delinquency, Terrorism, Risk & Society, Sociology of Knowledge, Disaster, Risk & Society, Violence in Relationships, Sexuality Studies and Sociology of Islam. He has given lectures to professional and public audiences, as well written for professional and popular media outlets, about the dynamics of Afghan and Pakistan crises; topics include terrorism, suicide bombing, corruption and martyrdom.