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The trustees of the DJCF established this scholarship fund to help Jewish students in North Texas, who are Israeli born or have Israeli parent(s), attend college.
This scholarship awards $7500 for second-year graduate students to help enrich environmental research of any student of a second year Masters or PhD studies in a recognized environmental graduate program anywhere in the world. Applicants must provide a transcript of grades and show proof of Quebec residency.
The scholarship provides support to an undergraduate student, in his or her sophomore year, enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences who has attained a minimum of a 3.5 cumulative grade point average and completed a minimum of 30 credits. Preference is given, when possible, to a student studying Education, Jewish Studies, or the Arts.
Awarded to Jewish undergraduate or graduates accepted to or attending an accredited college/university. Students must major in library science, English literature, or related field, with the intention of working with underserved children. Applicant or their parents must reside in the greater San Francisco Bay Area.
Awarded to an outstanding graduating senior majoring in Judaic studies who plans to continue these studies in an accredited graduate school.
This award is named to honor Stefa Berger, a young Jewish woman who perished in the Holocaust unable to fulfill her dream of becoming a physician. The award seeks to recognize the achievement and humanitarian spirit of students whose volunteerism outside the classroom best reflects the values and ideals of Stefa Berger.
Established by Stacey and Donald Kivowitz, this scholarship provides four awards for outstanding students who are driven to strive for excellence.
Federation offers scholarships for approved Israel experience programs for Jewish children and young adults living in St. Paul. Israel experience scholarships are available to those ages 13-22.
A gift from the St. Louis community will provide grants to teens and young adults to help them experience Israel. Administered by Jewish Federation of St. Louis, the Israel travel grants are $1,500 for a year-long program, $1,000 for a semester-long program, and $750 for a short-term program.
Applicants must be residents of Springfield, East Longmeadow, Longmeadow, Wilbraham, Hampden, Agawam or West Springfield. Scholarship recipients are chosen based on a combination of academic performance, financial need, and community involvement.