Publications

Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College (JMC) Institutional Research Profile

The Jerusalem Multidisciplinary College (JMC) is an academic institution committed to interdisciplinary, socially engaged, and translational research.

JMC Lecturer, Arik Segal, Analyzes Iran-U.S. “War of Consciousness” in The Jerusalem Post

Arik Segal, a lecturer in the Department of Politics and Communication and an expert in digital influence published the following article in the Jerusalem Post.

Understanding Haredi Students: JMC Scholars Explore Narratives and Challenges in New Publication

This month, Tel Aviv University hosted the launch of the book “The Haredim: A Reexamination of the Israelization Narrative” (De Gruyter Brill), edited by Prof. Uria Shavit.

• Psychology
• Social Work (B.S.W.)

One Click, Dozens of Barriers: The Digital Paradox in Local Government

Recently, Walla published an opinion column by Dr. Vered Uziel, offering insights on current public policy issues.

• Politics and Communication

Politics in focus at JMC

Israel Hayom covers the Department of Politics and Communication’s recent high-profile conference, featuring Yuli Edelstein and Avigdor Lieberman.

• Politics and Communication

Congratulations to the Communication Disorders Faculty on New Publication in the Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research

Warm congratulations to Dr. Devorah Brand, Prof. Katheia Edelman, Dr. Rachel Frenkel, Dr. Anat Ben-Horin, and Orit Leiderman-Badash on their new article

• Communication Disorders

Congratulations to Lior Naamati Schneider on the publication of her article

Developing AI Literacy in Medical and Health Professions Education: Exploring ChatGPT, ChatBots Development, and Simulation-Based Learning

Volunteer Tourism in Israel during the Israel–Gaza War: Five Testimonies

Congratulations to Dr. Irit Shmuel on her article “Volunteer Tourism in Israel during the Israel–Gaza War: Five Testimonies”

Congratulations to Ruth Maytlis on two new publications co-authored with Prof. Yaira Hamama-Raz of Ariel University in the journal Death Studies.

Congratulations to Ruth Maytlis on two new publications co-authored with Prof. Yaira Hamama-Raz of Ariel University in the journal Death Studies.

Developing AI literacy in medical and health professions education: Exploring ChatGPT, ChatBots development, and simulation-based learning

Congratulations to Lior Naamati-Schneider on the publication of the article