Jewish Studies

Director: Peter Antelyes;

Steering Committee: Peter Antelyes (English), Andrew K. Bush (Hispanic Studies), Rachel D. Friedman (Greek and Roman Studies), Judith L. Goldstein (Anthropology), Dorothy Kim (English), Lynn R. LiDonnici (Religion), Jannay Morrow^b (Psychology), Jill S. Schneiderman (Earth Science and Geography), Elliott Schreiber (German Studies), Joshua Schreier (History), Agnes Veto (Religion), Debra Zeifman (Psychology);

Participating Faculty: Peter Antelyes (English), Andrew K. Bush (Hispanic Studies), Rachel D. Friedman (Greek and Roman Studies), Judith L. Goldstein (Anthropology), Dorothy Kim (English), Lynn R. LiDonnici (Religion), Jannay Morrow^b (Psychology), Jill S. Schneiderman (Earth Science and Geography), Elliott Schreiber (German Studies), Joshua Schreier (History), Agnes Veto (Religion), Debra Zeifman (Psychology).

^b On leave 2015/16, second semester

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 subjects as languages and translations, texts and images, diaspora and Zionism, law and religion, and the cultural construction of Jewish identities.

Programs

Major

• Jewish Studies Major

Correlate Sequence in Jewish Studies

• Jewish Studies Correlate Sequence

Approved Courses

• Jewish Studies Program Approved Courses

Courses

Jewish Studies: I. Introductory

Jewish Studies: II. Intermediate

Jewish Studies: III. Advanced