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Undergraduate opportunities to study abroad in Israel at four universities: Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv University, Haifa University, and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. Options are one semester, a full year, or summer sessions.
The Lipson scholarship provides support for students studying the history and culture of the Jewish people. Up to $2,500 can be awarded to TWO students. Applicants must be enrolled as an undergraduate at Ohio State with continued enrollment the following year. Applicants must have completed at least one Jewish Studies course.
Scholarships will support programs of study, internships, or research projects that apply the knowledge of the Jewish experience, and especially the lessons of the Holocaust, to contemporary society and social justice issues. Preference will be given to Jewish Studies majors or students whose area of study relates to Jewish issues and learning.
Awarded to students enrolled in Barrett and other high-achieving students at any class-level. Award recipient is required to participate in community service in the Greater Phoenix Jewish community. Applicants must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.3 and be involved in the Jewish Studies Program at Arizona State University.
Awarded to students at any class-level pursuing a program of study involving Jewish studies at Arizona State University. Award recipient is required to participate in community service in the Greater Phoenix Jewish community. Applicants must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.3 and be involved in the Jewish Studies Program.
Established in memory of Farra Julianne Bloom by her family to honor the love Farra had for children and her work at Camp Chai. The recipient of this award must have worked as a counselor at Camp Chai the preceding summer. (At the Aaron Family JCC in Dallas).
To be eligible for grants, applicants must be Jewish residents of greater Greensboro between 16 and 23 years old and participating in a program for 12 months or less.
Ira Silverman and Paula Donovitz established this scholarship for Jewish students from small communities in Texas. This award is for Jewish students from small Jewish communities and towns, as defined as communities with two or fewer Jewish congregations.
The Rhea Sourifman Caplin Memorial Scholarship is awarded to those pursuing nursing or healthcare. Applicants must be of the Jewish faith, be a greater Hartford resident (preference to Bloomfield), have a minimum B average in sciences, and be active and involved in their community. This is a $1,000-$2,000 renewable scholarship.
This competition is open to refugees and asylees who were assisted by the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society to come to the U.S. Undergraduate and graduate students may apply for a $2000 award towards educational expenses. Applicants will be judged in three areas: academic scholarship, financial need and Jewish communal involvement.