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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.
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.
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.
The Roffman family has established this scholarship to help a Jewish undergraduate, graduate or professional school student in need and who excels academically.
The Sarah B. and Louis M. Kesselman Israel Program Scholarship Fund is a scholarship program for greater Milwaukee residents ages 18 – 30 who will be spending a semester or year in Israel.
The scholarship is open to all students pursuing higher Jewish education. Program of study, ultimate benefit to the Jewish community and financial need are the key criteria.
Given annually to one or more York undergraduate or graduate students for one year's full-time study at an Israeli University. The award is based on financial need.
The Sylvia Tuman Scholarship Program administered by The Foundation of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation provides a limited number of scholarships for Jewish students who require financial assistance to further their education. Students must be enrolled or accepted into an undergraduate or graduate degree program at a college or university located in Miami-Dade or Broward counties
The Bloom Fellowship was established in 1998 with the generous gift of Bernard and Muriel Bloom to provide financial assistance to a graduate student in Jewish history. The recipient is chosen from the applicants to the Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies fellowship program.
Summer study/research travel grants are intended for current doctoral students in good standing in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Awards are given for Israel and/or Jewish Studies research-based summer travel, both domestic and international.