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Scientific Committee:
(1)
Rita
Sidoli,
Emirt
Prof
of
the
Catholic
University of Milan - Italy.
(2)
Denise
Drane,
Director,
Research
&
Evaluation
at
Searle
Center
for
Teaching
Excellence
-
Northwestern
University
/
USA.
(3)
Grek
Light,
former
Director,
Searle
Center
for
Teaching
Excellence
-
Northwestern University / USA.
(4)
Prof.
Fulvio
Attinà:
Emirt
Prof
of
the
University of Catania - Italy.
(5)
Giuseppe
Milan,
Ordinary
Professor
of
intercultural
Pedagogy
-
The
University
of
Padova- Italy.
(6)
Walid
Basha,
Assistant
prof.
of
Molecular
Microbiology.
Faculty
of
Medicine
and
health
sciences.
Al
Najah
Unviersty. Palestine.
(7)
Basma
Salameh,
Associate
professor
of
Nursing.
Faculty
of
Nursing
at
the
Arab
American Universiy of Jenin - Palestine.
(8)
Adnan
Mukran,
professor
of
Islamic
Studies - Gregoriana University - Rome.
(9)
Sami
Basha,
Professor
of
Pedagogy
-
The American University of Sicil
(10)
Gokce
Gokalp,
Vice
Dean
-
Faculty
of
Education
Middle
East
Technical
University / Turkey.
(11)
Rebecca
Hopkins,
Associate
Dean
of
Learner
Support
and
Transition
at
Western Technical College. USA
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most pressing issues of our day, specially on topics related to the Mediterranean.
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