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Hebrew University welcomes 12 displaced American students who were in Egypt

The Rothberg International School at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem today will welcome 12 displaced American university students who were forced to discontinue their education in Egypt amid the political turmoil. Over the past two weeks, The Rothberg International School has worked closely with study abroad directors at Princeton University, Vanderbilt University, University of California Schools, Michigan State University, and Allegheny University to place students who had been studying in Egypt into its program. The university will provide a special orientation to assist their transition to the Jerusalem campus. "We are grateful to the staff at the Hebrew University for being so responsive to our request to enroll two Princeton students at the Hebrew University, where the students can continue to study Arabic and Middle East issues at this important time in the region," said Nancy Kanach, director of the Office of International Programs at Princeton University. "When the universities asked us to assist their students, we did not hesitate. Our devoted staff made sure that the students would feel welcome and would be able to enjoy the warm and rich environment the Rothberg International School provides," said Prof. Mimi Ajzenstadt, provost of The Rothberg International School. "The various courses taught by top academics of The Hebrew University will enable the students to put their personal experience in Egypt and in Israel within a broader academic framework." The Rothberg International School's accredited undergraduate program is the oldest academic study abroad program in Israel. more info.: http://www.huji.ac.il/dovrut/EgyptStu... The Rothberg International School's site: http://overseas.huji.ac.il/