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A New Rector-Elect at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Posted on July 4, 2008 by Gil Kalai

Professor Sarah Stroumsa On Wednesday, the Senate of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem elected Professor Sarah Stroumsa (homepage) as the next Rector (provost) of the Hebrew University. For the first time since its establishment, the Hebrew University has elected a woman to its highest post … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetry, Women in science | Tagged Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Leah Goldberg, rainbow, Sarah Stroumsa, translation contest, women in academia | 3 Comments

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