KENNETH W. STEIN Current Positions and Titles: Professor of Contemporary Middle Eastern History and Israeli Studies; Professor of Near Eastern History and Political Science; Director, Middle East Research Program of Emory College; Director, Institute for the Study of Modern Israel www.ismi.emory.edu; and President, Center for Israel Education www.israeled.org. Business Address: Department of History 121 Bowden Hall 561 South Kilgo Street Emory University Atlanta, Georgia 30322 404-727-2798 [email protected] (email) Director, Emory Institute for the Study of Modern Israel 825 Houston Mill Road Atlanta, Ga 30329 404-374-2798 Education: Ph.D. The University of Michigan, 1976 The Land in Question in Mandatory Palestine, 1929-­- 1936 M.A. The University of Michigan, 1971 (Near Eastern Literatures and Languages) M.A. The University of Michigan, 1969 (Near Eastern History) B.A. Franklin and Marshall College, 1968 (General History) 1 Kenneth W. Stein / Page 4 Languages: Reading competence in Arabic, German and Hebrew. Publications: (for articles and book chapters see page 9) Books, monographs, on-line courses, and educational materials: History of Modern Israel, Six part on-line course, Center for Israel Education, on-line course, December 2017, www.http://cie.teachable.com/p/ideal-israel-direct-education- and-learning The June 1967 War: How it Changed Jewish, Israeli and Middle Eastern History, Center for Israel Education, March 2017. https://israeled.org/product/june1967/ History, Politics and Diplomacy of the Arab---Israeli Conflict A Source Document Reader, College Course and Adult Education, E-­-Book, Center for Israel Education, Atlanta, Georgia, Second Edition, February 2017, 521 items/2140 pages covering the period from 1893 to February 2017. (third edition), https://israeled.org/history- politics-diplomacy-arab-israeli-conflict/ History, Politics and Diplomacy of the Arab---Israeli Conflict A Source Document Reader, College Course and Adult Education, E-­-Book, Center for Israel Education, Atlanta, Georgia, Second Edition, June 2015, 1634 pages, https://israeled.org/history- politics-diplomacy-arab-israeli-conflict/ Sephardi Jewry and the Land of Israel, Yaron Ayalon, Rich Walter and Ken Stein, Center for Israel Education, June 2014, Atlanta, Georgia, https://israeled.org/sephardi-jewry- land-israel-2/ Israel@65 E-­-Book, Center for Israel Education, Atlanta, Georgia, April 2013, http://israeled.org/israel-­-at-­-65/ Israel and the Jewish Nation: Part 1 Identity Formation, Survival and Modern Zionism Early History ---1897, Center for Israel Education, Atlanta, Georgia, 2011, http://israeled.org/israel-­- and-­-the-­-jewish-­-nation-­-part-­-1/ Mediniut Amitza (Courageous Policy), Tel Aviv: Ministry of Defense Publishing House, 2003. Heroic Diplomacy: Sadat, Kissinger, Carter, Begin and the Quest for Arab---Israeli Peace, Routledge, June 1999, 2000 and on demand. Making Peace Among Arabs and Israelis: Lessons from Fifty Years of Negotiating Experience with Ambassador Samuel W. Lewis, The United States Institute of Peace, Washington, D.C., October 1991, Kenneth W. Stein / Page 5 The Land Question in Palestine, 1917---1939, Chapel Hill, North Carolina: The University of North Carolina Press, 1984; 2nd hardcover printing 1985; paperback edition, 1987; reprinted 2003, and on demand. Center for Israel Education, website launch, December 2015, www.israeled.org Teaching Record and Experience: Brown University Undergraduate Lecture Course on the Arab-­-Israeli Conflict, January -­- May 2006. Emory University: Professor of Contemporary Middle Eastern History and Israeli Studies, February 2013-­- present William E. Schatten Professor of Contemporary Middle Eastern History, Political Science, and Israeli Studies, February 1994-­-2016; Professor, Departments of History and Political Science, January 1994-­-present; Associate Professor, Departments of History and Political Science, May 1985-­-May 1994; Associate Professor, Department of History, June 1983-­-May 1985; Assistant Professor, Department of History, September 1977-­- May 1983; Visiting Professor, Department of History, January-­-August 1977. Undergraduate courses taught: The Rise of Islam, The Ottoman Empire, The Modern Near East, Palestine and the Palestinians, Modern Arab Nationalism, The Middle East at War in the 20th Century, Modern Jewish History, Modern Israel, American Foreign Policy to the Middle East, 1967-­-1981 (upper level undergraduate lecture course), Modern Egypt, Arab-­-Israeli Negotiations, 1967-­-present, The Palestine Mandate, Historiography of the Arab-­-Israeli Conflict, and History, Politics, and Diplomacy of the Arab-­-Israeli Conflict, 1882-­-present (introductory lecture course primarily for freshmen and sophomores). Freshmen seminars-­- The Middle East, 1945-­-2000 and Modern Israel. Graduate courses taught: Topics in 19th and 20th Century Near Eastern History, Middle Eastern Political Institutions, The Arab-­-Israeli Conflict, and Modern Israel. Supervised 100 undergraduate interns at the Emory Institute for the Study of Modern Israel, September 1998-­- present. Supervised thirteen student internship programs (130 students) at The Carter Center, including an international Middle East peace conference simulation, September 1983-­- August 1992. University of Michigan: Lecturer, History Department, 1975-­-1976 Courses taught: The Palestine Mandate and The Middle East, the Great Powers and Oil Teaching Assistant, Political Science Department, Winter 1971, The Arab-­-Israeli Conflict Project Associate, Center for Near Eastern and North African Studies, 1974-­-1977 Responsibilities included personnel coordination, budget administration, writing, revising, and editing of twelve secondary school social studies units related to Middle 5 Kenneth W. Stein / Page 6 Eastern history, society and culture. Recognition and Honors: Recipient of the Etz Chaim “Tree of Life” Award for lifetime achievement, presented by the Southeastern Region of the Jewish National Fund, April 2012. Recipient of Emory College’s annual George P. Cuttino Award that recognizes faculty who distinguish themselves for lifelong mentoring to students, May 2009. Recognized by the Atlanta Jewish Community for thirty years of extraordinary service as a public intellectual on Israel and the Middle East, Event of Honor, Congregation Or Hadash, April 2008. Recipient of the Jeffrey Ross Memorial Award for Israel Awareness-­- the highest honor from the Israel On Campus Coalition-­- for “dispelling mistruths surrounding President Jimmy Carter’s book, Palestine Peace not Apartheid, and for his principled stand in resigning from his position as Middle East Fellow of the Carter Center of Emory University following the book’s release, September 2007. Recipient of Emory University’s 2002 Marion V. Creekmore Award for Internationalization In recognition of his excellent service in the advancement of the University’s commitment to internationalization, for pioneering work with the Emory Center for International Studies, his directorship of The Carter Center, and his outstanding scholarship in and promotion of Middle Eastern studies, Dr. Stein has significantly advanced understanding of international and global issues at Emory, February 2002. Recipient of the Emory Williams Teaching Award for the Social Sciences, recognition for outstanding teaching, May 1997. President’s Award (for Israel and Middle East programming), American Jewish Committee-­- Atlanta chapter, May 4, 1993. Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, 1985. Outstanding teaching awards, Emory Sorority Council, February 1994; Emory Inter-­- Fraternity Council, April 1999; the Emory Senior Class, June 1981. Kenneth W. Stein / Page 7 Grants: Secured $280,000 in pledges and gifts an endowment for the Emory Institute for the Study of Modern Israel, working with Emory Development Office. Jerry and Marsha Seslowe Family Foundation, annual support for the Emory Institute for the Study of Modern Israel, 2000-present. Lisa and Michael Leffell Family Foundation, annual support for the Emory Institute for the Study of Modern Israel, 2013-present. The Marcus Foundation, support for Emory Institute for the Study of Modern Israel, 1998- ­-2017 The Marcus Foundation, support for leave of absence from teaching, 2014-­-2015. The Avi Chai Foundation of North America-­-summer grants to conduct pre-­-collegiate teacher workshops on modern Israel, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2013-­- 2017. The Lynn and Charles Schusterman Foundation, Tulsa OK, to conduct 15 one-­-day pre-­- collegiate teacher workshops on modern Israel, 2006-­-2008. The Marcus Foundation, Atlanta, GA, annual support in recognition of excellence in scholarship, teaching, and public service to the community, 1988-­-1998. The Arthur Blank Family Foundation, annual support, 1990-­-2000. The Lynn and Charles Schusterman Foundation, Tulsa OK, to conduct a pre-­-collegiate teacher workshops on modern Israel, 2002. The Zedeck Family Foundation, Weston, FL, to conduct pre-­-collegiate teacher workshops on modern Israel, 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006. The Middle East Institute, secondary school summer teacher workshop on Middle Eastern history, society, and culture, 1992-­-1993. United States Department of Education, Office of International Education, NDEA Title VI, to establish an Undergraduate International Studies Center at Emory College, NDEA, Title VI, 1984-­- 1985, 1983-­-1984, 1982-­-1983, 1981-­-1982. Mobil Education Foundation, enrichment of Middle Eastern Studies