Catalogue 2013-2014 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Jewish Studies
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See: Jewish Studies Program
Director: Joshua Schreier;
Steering Committee: Peter Antelyes (English), Andrew K. Bushb (Hispanic Studies), Rachel D. Friedman (Greek and Roman Studies), Judith L. Goldstein (Anthropology), Dorothy Kimab (English), Lynn R. LiDonnici (Religion), Jannay Morrow (Psychology), Jill S. Schneiderman (Earth Science and Geography), Elliott Schreiber (German Studies), Joshua Schreier (History), Tova Weitzman (Religion), Debra Zeifman (Psychology);
Participating Faculty: Peter Antelyes (English), Andrew K. Bushb (Hispanic Studies), Rachel D. Friedman (Greek and Roman Studies), Judith L. Goldstein (Anthropology), Dorothy Kimab (English), Lynn R. LiDonnici (Religion), Jannay Morrow (Psychology), Jill S. Schneiderman (Earth Science and Geography), Elliott Schreiber (German Studies), Joshua Schreier (History), Tova Weitzman (Religion), Debra Zeifman (Psychology);
b On leave 2013/14, second semester
ab On leave 2013/14
Jewish Studies is a multidisciplinary approach to the diversity of Jewish experience. This approach involves studying the creation and reproduction of Jewish culture in multi-ethnic societies in the ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary world as well as such theoretical concerns as Diaspora, Zionism, religion and the construction of Jewish identity.
Major
Correlate Sequence in Jewish Studies
Approved Courses
Jewish Studies: I. Introductory
Jewish Studies: II. Intermediate
Jewish Studies: III. Advanced
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