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Hebrew Faculty
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Yaron Peleg is a native of Israel who received his PhD in Hebrew
literature from Brandeis University, where he has taught Hebrew
language and literature and Israeli culture from 1993 to 2001. Dr.
Peleg is currently the coordinator of the Hebrew Program.
home.gwu.edu/~ypeleg
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Yael Margalit Moses is an eighth generation native of Israel who
earned her M.A. at the Baltimore Hebrew University in Judaic Studies,
with a concentration in Hebrew Literature and her M.S. from Towson
University in Instructional technology. Professor Moses has taught
Hebrew Language and Literature at The George Washington University
since September 1977. An Assistant Professor of Hebrew, she served
as the Hebrew Program Coordinator until 1999. During her tenure
as coordinator the program grew to include four years of Hebrew
course offerings. She created and taught the Israeli Media course
targeting special needs of students in the Elliott School of International
Affairs, both under graduate and graduate. Her research and development
area has been mainly in the realm of Instructional Technology. She
has developed a multimedia-interactive software package to be used
by students to master the writing of the Hebrew cursive alphabet.
Her ongoing contributions to the Language Laboratory have included
original instructional and enrichment materials focusing on the
development of listening comprehension and writing skills.
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Max Ticktin received his masters of Hebrew literature and rabbinic
ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminary in 1947 and a D. D
from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, the New School for Social
Research and the Jewish Theological Seminary in 1977. Professor Ticktin
teaches Hebrew language, contemporary Israeli literature, history
of modern Hebrew literature, Yiddish language, modern Jewish literatures,
"Roots of Western Civilization", Hebrew Prophets; Biblical
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