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Through the Charles and Gayle Mazursky Student Support Fund, the Center for Jewish Studies is able to offer a number of grants for research-related travel, including travel to resources (e.g., archives, oral history interviews, etc.), other venues essential for carrying out work on an undergraduate or graduate thesis, or travel to professional conferences.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle believes that every Jewish teen should have the opportunity to have a life-changing Israel experience. We want to help you make it possible for this dream to come true for your child. Apply today for a need-based teen Israel scholarship!
This scholarship supports undergraduate and graduate students applying to participate in educational opportunities within the United States but not available at UW-Madison, such as language courses or summer seminars. Only students currently enrolled at UW-Madison are eligible to apply.
The Roffman family has established this scholarship to help a Jewish undergraduate, graduate or professional school student in need and who excels academically.
This need-based scholarship is awarded to an outstanding undergraduate major or certificate student to support their continued pursuit of Jewish Studies at UW-Madison.
This award goes to the best senior(s) with a major or certificate in Jewish Studies.
The essay used for these awards should be a substantial paper (minimum of ten pages) on a Jewish studies topic.
In 2005, Hilma B. Levy (obm) and Walter J. Levy established a scholarship in loving memory of their daughter, Barbara K. Calick. Recently, this fund received a generous bequest from the estate of their daughter, Deborah L. Levy, Ph.D. (obm). The scholarship has thus been renamed and is able to grant two scholarships.
These scholarships are for residents of the Greater Philadelphia area, from eighth grade students to adults of all ages, who would like to participate in educational or volunteer programs. This scholarship fund helps participants deepen their Jewish knowledge and identity to prepare to contribute to American Jewish communal life.
The Morton Stein Scholarship Fund for Orthodox Yeshivot in Israel enables financially needy residents of the Greater Philadelphia area, including high school and college-age youth, young adults and teachers in Jewish settings, to attend study programs in Orthodox Yeshivot in Israel.