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Touro College Faculty Publications
The college is proud of the contributions its faculty
makes to the larger intellectual community. Please
join us in celebrating publication of the following
works:
TOURO COLLEGE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE
Robert B. Goldberg, DO, dean of the Touro College of
Osteopathic Medicine, and professor of osteopathic
medicine; member of the New York State Workers’
Compensation Reform Task Force Advisory Committee
“Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Medical Treatment Guideline,” New
York State Medical Treatment Guidelines, First Edition, 2013.
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Sabra Brock, Ph.D., interim dean of the Graduate School
of Business and professor of business
Learning and Transformation, Chapter. Exploring Learning
and Teaching in Higher Education, Springer-Verlag, 2013.
“A Tale of Two Cultures: Cross Cultural Comparison in
Learning the Prezi Presentation Software Tool in the U.S.
and Norway,” with C. Brodhal, JITE: Research, 2013.
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Yuriy Karpov, Ph.D., associate dean, Division of Graduate
Studies, and professor of education
“A Way to Implement the Neo-Vygotskian Theoretical
Learning Approach in the Schools,” International Journal of
Pedagogical Innovations, 2013.
Oznat Zaken, Ed.D., associate professor of graduate
education and special education
"But Where Will the Money Come From: Experts' Views on
Revenue Options to Implement New York State's Campaign
for Fiscal Equity Court Decision," with Jeffery Olson,
Educational Considerations, Spring 2013.
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF JEWISH STUDIES
Natalia Aleksiun, Ph.D., associate professor of Jewish
history
“Philip Friedman and the Emergence of Holocaust
Scholarship,” Simon Dubnow Institute Yearbook 12, 2012.
“Jewish Students and Christian Corpses in Interwar Poland:
Playing with the Language of Blood Libel,” Jewish History,
2012.
Maya Balakirsky-Katz, Ph.D., associate professor of art
history
“Drawing Israel: Child’s Play in Israeli Political Cartoons, 1948-
1977,” Israel Studies 18.1, 2013.
“Staging Protest: The New York Jewish Museum and the Soviet
Jewry Movement,” American Jewish History, 2010.
“Katrin Kogman-Appel, A Mahzor from Worms,” AJS Review
36.2, November 2012.
Michael Shmidman, Ph.D., dean and Victor J. Selmanowitz
professor of Jewish history
Pour Out Your Fury: Toward an Understanding of the
Commentary of R. Eliezer Ashkenazi, Chapter. Carmi Sheli:
Studies on Aggadah and Its Interpretation Presented to
Professor Carmi Horowitz, Touro College Press, 2012.
Mervin F. Verbit, Ph.D., professor of sociology
“American Jews – More Right than Left on the Peace Process,”
Jewish Political Studies Review, vol. 24 nos. 1&2, Spring 2012.
Jeffrey Woolf, Ph.D., visiting professor of Jewish history
Le Processus Halakhique, Chapter. Ed. J. Baumgarten et J.
Darmon, Aux Origines de Judaisme, Paris: Actes Sud, 2012.
“Time Awareness as a Source of Spirituality in the Thought of
Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik,” Modern Judaism 32, 2012.
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