This Scholars course provides students with a strong, text-based historical overview from the late nineteenth century through today. Course material is designed to encourage discussion and debate, and to challenge students […]
(10 lessons) Students explore the profound record of first-person accounts in diaries and memoirs uncovered in the years since the Holocaust and gain remarkable insights into the struggle for life […]
Melton Jewish Professional Cohort - RHYTHMS of Jewish Living JUF / Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago The Jewish Professional Cohort includes Rhythms of Jewish Living and offers an exceptional study experience […]
Ethics of Jewish Living (Revised 2018): examines the relationship between Jewish Life and ethical behavior and sheds light on how Jewish scholars and thinkers with multiple approaches consider contemporary issues that affect us […]
Ethics of Jewish Living (Revised 2018): examines the relationship between Jewish Life and ethical behavior and sheds light on how Jewish scholars and thinkers with multiple approaches consider contemporary issues that affect us […]
(10-Lessons) Israel's fateful journey through the wilderness of Sinai presented numerous challenges to the leadership of Moses and Aaron; at times the nation challenged their competence as leaders, and at times individuals arose to […]
The stories take us from the universal tales of the creation of the world, the flood, and the Tower of Babel to the foundational tales of Abraham and Sarah, and […]
Rhythms of Jewish Living (8 sessions) developed at Hebrew University, Jerusalem, examines a variety of ancient and modern texts that reveal the depth of meaning found in our Jewish holiday […]
Israeli Literature As A Window To Israeli Society This course of study offers a fresh and fascinating examination of Israeli society since the birth of the State in 1948. Through […]
Carl Schrag, former Editor of the Jerusalem Post, has turned this class into one of our most sought after learning opportunities. After successfully teaching the Rachel Wasserman Scholar Course, Beyond Borders: […]