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Jewish Studies at Indiana University

one of the largest, oldest, and most vibrant PROGRAMS OF ITS KIND, The Borns Jewish Studies Program at Indiana University

What’s New . . .

Spring 2010 Undergraduate Course Listing

Spring 2010 Graduate Course Listing

November 9 "From the Other Shore: Moses and Korach" lecture by Professor Avivah Zornberg

November 16 & 17 "Jewish Environmentalism? The Biblical Conundrum" and "Nature in Modern Judaism: Between the Secular and the Religious" by Professor Hava Tirosh-Samuelson

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2009 JSP Newletter

is committed to fostering leadership skills, civic responsibility, and academic achievement through rigorous interdisciplinary study of the Jewish people and civilization.  Our distinguished faculty, talented students, outstanding staff, accomplished alumni, and supportive community work together to ensure the best possible experience for our students.
 
The Borns JSP offers an intimate learning environment nestled within a major research university. Our diverse student body is able to take advantage of the manifold resources IU offers in terms of global and international studies, languages, culture and the arts, academic excellence, technology, athletics, and campus life while benefitting from the type of personal attention normally associated with small liberal arts colleges.  Students engage in a wide array of extracurricular activities sponsored by the program and the Jewish Studies Student Association, including film screenings, distinguished lectures, a weekly Hebrew table, and social gatherings.  
 
Many of our alumni hold key positions within community, educational, social, and religious organizations directly related to Jewish Studies; others have utilized the liberal arts education they received through the program to pursue professional careers in law, business, medicine, and other fields. Extensive scholarships, prizes, awards, and graduate fellowships help make a Jewish Studies education at IU affordable.  An education in Jewish Studies at Indiana University is an investment for the future and a personally satisfying experience.

Students at archaeological dig

Students can elect to pursue their studies in Israel. This is a group of students at an archaeological dig.
Congratulations to Jewish Studies, Religious Studies, and Math major Aren Wilson-Wright who was awarded the college of Arts & Sciences' presitgious Palmer-Brandon Award.

 

Jewish Studies students
As a student in the Borns Jewish Studies Program you have the opportunity to be part of a community with other bright and highly motivated students, Jewish and non-Jewish, engaged in the study of a rich, complicated, and variegated civilization.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Robert A. and Sandra S. Borns Jewish Studies Program
Indiana University
1011 E. Third Street, Goodbody Hall 326
Bloomington, IN 47405-7005
(812) 855-0453, Fax: 812-855-4314
iujsp@indiana.edu
Directions to the office

Assistant Director and AcademicAdvisor: Dr. Carolyn Lipson-Walker clipsonw@indiana.edu

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