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Hebrew U presents fellowship to attorney Michael Cypers

 The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HU) presented an honorary fellowship to renowned patent attorney Michael Cypers on June 3 during the 87th Board of Governors Meeting in Jerusalem.

Hebrew University of Jerusalem president and professor Asher Cohen (right) presents an honorary fellowship to renowned patent attorney Michael Cypers at the 87th Board of Governors meeting in Jerusalem. Photo by Maxim Dinshtein.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem president and professor Asher Cohen (right) presents an honorary fellowship to renowned patent attorney Michael Cypers at the 87th Board of Governors meeting in Jerusalem. Photo by Maxim Dinshtein.

 The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HU) presented an honorary fellowship to renowned patent attorney Michael Cypers on June 3 during the 87th Board of Governors meeting in Jerusalem.

Cypers has practiced corporate law and litigation nationally for more than 40 years. He  serves as a partner at the Los Angeles-based law firm Glaser Weil Fink Howard Jordan & Shapiro LLP, where he focuses on complex financial cases. A former adjunct professor at Boalt Hall School of Law at the University of California, Berkeley, he has shared his professional talents with students at the Hebrew University’s Faculty of Law as a guest lecturer.

Cypers and his wife, Jackie Tavelman, have been supporters of American Friends of the Hebrew University (AFHU) since 2006. He has served on the Western region board of directors and the AFHU national board of directors. In 2016, the couple participated in AFHU’s national mission to Israel, where they were honored with a “Wall of Life” ceremony. 

Hebrew University president, professor Asher Cohen presented the fellowship to Cypers, “in recognition of his leadership within the American Friends of the Hebrew University, with profound thanks for his dedication to advancing political-science research, garnering significant support for advanced graduate studies in the field; in appreciation for his and Jackie’s long and meaningful relationship with the Hebrew University, which was celebrated with their inscription on the Wall of Founders and Wall of Life; and with gratitude for his contributions to the university’s faculty of law through his teaching.” 

“To me, Hebrew University has always been about the best of Israeli creativity and practical ingenuity, the strong connection between the Jewish family in Israel and the Diaspora, and creating developments that can make the world a better place,” said Cypers. “I am honored to receive this recognition.”

Cypers earned a Juris Doctor and a Bachelor of Arts in history from the University of California, Berkeley.

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About the Hebrew University of Jerusalem: This year marks 100 years of excellence in research, education and innovation at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel’s premier institution of higher learning and research. The university is dedicated to advancing knowledge, fostering leadership and promoting diversity, serving more than 23,000 students from 80-plus countries. As home to founder Albert Einstein’s archives, the University produces nearly 40% of Israel’s civilian scientific research and has received over 11,000 patents. Faculty and alumni of the Hebrew University have won eight Nobel Prizes and a Fields Medal and continue to shape the future. For more information about Hebrew University’s academic programs, research and achievements, click here.
About American Friends of the Hebrew University (AFHU): American Friends of the Hebrew University (AFHU) is a national, not-for-profit organization based in the United States. AFHU is headquartered in New York and has seven regional offices working in close partnership with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. AFHU provides supporters, Hebrew University alumni and the public with stimulating programs and events, and organizes missions to Israel. For the past century, the organization’s activities have supported scholarly and scientific achievement at HU, created scholarships, funded new facilities and assisted the University’s efforts to recruit outstanding new faculty. For more information, click here. Follow us on: Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter X | Instagram | YouTube.
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