Dr. Fred Weinberg Memorial Scholarship in Jewish Studies
Student enrolled in a specialist or Major Program in Jewish studies on the basis of financial need. Academic merit will also be considered.
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Student enrolled in a specialist or Major Program in Jewish studies on the basis of financial need. Academic merit will also be considered.
This award is granted to a member of the Ottawa Jewish Community who has displayed leadership qualities and academic excellence. Applicants must be Jewish, between the ages of 18 and 30, and must either be a member of or a student in the Ottawa community. The award must be used for formal education.
The Murray I. Daninhirsch Student Loan Fund provides interest free loans for undergraduate study to students who reside in Broward County. Loans shall be for a maximum of $6,000 per student. Loan repayment is to begin nine months after the individual ceases to be a full-time college student.
The Schusterman Center annually offers two Shnier Scholarships of $3,000. The scholarships are open to any individual who, has completed at least 30 credit hours and is a full-time, regularly enrolled student of the University of Oklahoma. Applicants must major or minor in Judaic Studies and/or a minor in Hebrew.
Jewish Free Loan offers interest-free loans to university students facing the financial challenges of paying for higher education. Applicants must be at least 18 years old, have a steady source of income and demonstrate a need for the loan, and be permanent residents of Los Angeles or Ventura counties.
Awarded to an outstanding student in the area of Canadian Jewish Studies. If no suitable candidate can be found in the area of Canadian Jewish Studies, the scholarship may be awarded to an outstanding student in another area of Jewish Studies.
This fund was created to honor the memories Robert and Dorothy Kooper and their many years of service to the Omaha Jewish community. The fund provides scholarships to Jewish undergraduate students that meet eligibility requirements including financial need.
The family of Bruce M. Fellman established this scholarship fund in his memory. The fund provides scholarships to Jewish undergraduate students that meet eligibility requirements including financial need.
The Elie Wiesel Center and the Leo Baeck Institute in New York created the undergraduate essay prize to acknowledge the best essay written by an undergraduate enrolled in ANY undergraduate program at a North American college or university on any topic related to the history and cultures of German-speaking Jews.
This scholarship will be offered to transfer students of Jewish descent.