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Political conference with MK Herzog and Minister Katz

A large political conference was organized at the College with the participation MK Isaac Herzog, and Minister Israel Katz.

Students to display their images in the "Tel Aviv Photo Fair 2015"

Students in the second year of Photographic Communications, Guy Cohen, Kira Kletsky and Yael Zahor were chosen to display their work in the contemporary photo fair "Tel Aviv Photo 2015 that will be held in Tel Aviv from 26-28.3.15.

Political visit at the College by MK Tamar Zandberg and Sharon Gal

During the conference MK Zandberg said (among other things): "You won't hear Meretz inciting against settlers and the people."

Submissions for the project "Enlarge" 2015

The project "Enlarge" was created by the first-year students. The mission: To choose a product and design a larger version that looks identical to the original product. All methods are acceptable.

• Prof. Dina Shahar

Webinar with Deakin University in Australia

A joint webinar was conducted with Professors from Deakin University in Geelong, Australia on "Problem-Based Learning."

• Dr. Gary Roth

Collaboration with Kupat Holim Clalit

The purpose of the collaboration was to examine the connection between design space and the potential for violence by patients. The study focused on the connection between design and customer experience.

• Prof. Dina Shahar

HAC Leven Fellow to represent Israel in Atlanta, Georgia

Yehuda Michael, a third year student of Politics and Communication has been selected to travel to Atlanta

Israelis, Palestinians Join Forces To Explore Flowers

Israeli and Palestinian researchers join forces to explore local flowers to combat cancer and diabetes.

• Shimon Arbel

Receiving the rank of Associate Professor, Dalia Gavriely Nuri

Congratulations to Prof. Dalia Gavriely Nuri from the Department of Politics and Communication at the College on receiving the rank of associate professor at the School of Government and Society at the college.

Upgrading Hanevi'im Street

A project to upgrade Hanevi'im Street began with moving the fence on the lawn at the College. The College will give up the northern part of the lawn area, as part of the project.