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Naomi

Naomi Tor

M.A., Modern Hebrew Lecturer, Career Track, Judaic Studies

Hebrew Pedagogy

npresent@arizona.edu

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Uri Maimon (Retired)

M.A., Modern Hebrew Lecturer

Hebrew Program Coordinator

maimonu@arizona.edu

Kaye

Deborah Kaye

Ph.D., Senior Lecturer, Career Track, Judaic Studies

deborahk@arizona.edu

Hammer

Leonard Hammer

Ph.D., JD, Lecturer

The David and Andrea Stein Visiting Professor of Modern Israel Studies 2015

lhammer@arizona.edu

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