Seyed Eissa Hashemi is an organizational-leadership educator and researcher. A 2025 author biography identifies him as an adjunct assistant professor in The Chicago School's I/O Psychology Department; his published work examines authentic leadership, resilience, depth psychology, and environmental psychology.
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U.S. officials revoked the Hashemi–Tahmasebi family’s permanent residency and detained them, citing national-security and foreign-policy concerns tied to Eissa Hashemi’s mother. The family and its supporters say the government imposed guilt by association.
