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<\/a>Mr. Hamon is supported and joined with enthusiasm by Mr. Jacques Levy, president of the Ani\u00e8res Alumni Association who said, \u201cIt is a dream come true. It will become a place where all students under the same roof and via their Technion studies and their great determination to know and develop their thoughts will become human beings who take responsibility for their lives and fulfill their hopes for the future,\u201d<\/p>\n
During their Technion studies for degrees in engineering and computer science, the students in the Ani\u00e8res Program receive an envelope of financial, academic, and social support. A skilled team that is personally and directly responsible for each one of them and a program that includes plenty of workshops, interesting and cultural content, and mutual guarantees ensures that the students of the Ani\u00e8res Program become a strong and supportive community.<\/p>\n
\u201cSince its inception, the Technion has had an important social role,” said Technion President, Professor Uri Sivan. \u201cAcademic education is the key to social and economic leadership, and studying at the Technion opens a door to a promising future for its graduates. The participants in the Ani\u00e8res Program are outstanding students, and we will give them everything they need to reach their full potential. The Technion is grateful to each and every donor, but here the thanks are twofold \u2013 because of the identity in the worldview and social commitment and because the donor, who is a graduate of the program, is now contributing to these wonderful young people and giving them an opportunity for a better future.\u201d<\/p>\n The process of establishing the Marc Hamon Ani\u00e8res House, and thus recreating the ORT Central Institute in Ani\u00e8res, had been led by Mr. Robert Singer, chairman of the board of trustees of World ORT and a co-founder of the Ani\u00e8res Program. Mr. Singer expressed that \u201cthe common goal between the project and the Technion is 1,000 graduates who are outstanding engineers who will lead the Israeli economy. Many engineers will continue Marc Hamon\u2019s path both in industry and as a future leadership of the Jewish people.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThe Ani\u00e8res program supports students from the geographic and socioeconomic periphery in Israel and single soldiers,\u201d explained Professor Ayelet Fishman, dean of students at the Technion. \u201cThe Office of the Dean of Students at the Technion works to help all students deal with personal problems and reach their potential, and we are happy about the cooperation with the Ani\u00e8res Program. The male and female students in the program are entitled to live in the dormitories in any case, and now they will live together in the Ani\u00e8res building and enjoy designated activities after school hours. I am so thankful to Marc Hamon, who chose the Technion as a partner, and I wish success to all the students in the 2023 academic year.\u201d<\/p>\n Ira Lotman, who leads the Ani\u00e8res Program in Israel, said, \u201cMarc Hamon Ani\u00e8res House is a very significant step that will advance the program towards achieving its goals \u2013 building a large community, based on the values \u200b\u200bof the historical institution that World ORT established in Switzerland. The male and female students join as another link in the chain where each individual becomes stronger, so that he or she can pass it on.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThe historical Ani\u00e8res Alumni Association, led by Mr. Jacques Levy, continues to support and inspire our students,\u201d she continued. \u201cToday, after a decade of activity, the first 50 graduates of the Ani\u00e8res Program who started their journey with us as teenagers at Wizo Nahalal finished their studies at the Technion last year, will receive their graduation certificates this summer and emerge to influence the outside world. This is the cutting edge of Israeli society.\u201d<\/p>\n One of those students is Mykola Fedotov, from the Wolfson Faculty of Chemical Engineering, who recently started his third year of study at the Technion. He was born in Kharkiv, Ukraine, where he participated in the Jewish Agency\u2019s youth movement.<\/p>\n \u201cMy grandparents immigrated to Israel when I was a child and wanted me to move to Israel, too. My mother also supported me,\u201d shared Fedotov. At the age of 15, he came to Israel as part of the Na\u2019aleh program of youth coming on aliya<\/em> before their parents and began studying as part of the Ani\u00e8res Program at Wizo Nahalal High School. At the end of the 10th grade, he completed the Technion\u2019s \u201cArchimedes\u201d chemistry program, which awarded him a score of 100 in chemistry in the matriculation exams.<\/p>\n After that he began to study biology and physics in high school and at the end of his studies, was accepted into the academic reserve and began his education at the Technion. After two years in the Canada Dormitory, he now enters the Marc Hamon Ani\u00e8res House and is very satisfied \u2013 not only because of the view and the level of maintenance but mainly because he will live together with his friends in the Ani\u00e8res Program. He will take part in the program\u2019s student committee to promote personal and community formation and enrichment. According to Fedotov, he will also continue to enjoy dancing bachata and salsa at the student house.<\/p>\n Another student, Inbar Isso, recently began her second year of study in the Henry and Marilyn Taub Faculty of Computer Science. Her sister is completing a degree in computer science and her brother has earned a degree in electrical and computer engineering. Isso herself studied in the program of excellence at a high school and went on to join the military service in the information technology field.<\/p>\n This is Isso\u2019s second year living in the dorms, something she enjoys, \u201cbecause living at the Technion saves on travel and allows us to enjoy the social life here.\u201d She is even more enthusiastic about the new building. \u201cIt\u2019s an amazing building, and I\u2019m really grateful for the opportunity to live in it. We\u2019ve already been told about the annual activity plan, and it\u2019s really excellent. There are going to be Shabbat receptions, evenings together, workshops, lectures, and meetings that I\u2019m really looking forward to participating in.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<\/a><\/a>