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The Benjamin D. and Miriam Pessin Education Assistance Fund provides provides a $2,500 scholarship to qualified students pursuing a business degree. Applicants must demonstrate scholastic achievement and financial need.
The Jewish Federation of Omaha Foundation administers the Benjamin & Elizabeth “Bess” Stern Scholarship Fund. This fund provides significant scholarships (currently up to $15,000) to qualified students willing to pursue graduate studies at Creighton University, the University of Nebraska Omaha, or the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
This scholarship was donated by Mr. Georges Benarroch, and will be awarded annually to one or more students.
Awarded annually for an outstanding essay (s) on a Sephardic topic written in any course. The prize is given in honour of the Benarroch and Hazan families
This scholarship was established to support and celebrate a diverse student body and to promote the spirit of inclusiveness of all religions and cultures at the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University. You must be a full time student at the University of Oklahoma, OSU, or an incoming Freshman to apply to the scholarship.
Student with a high mark in one or more courses in Jewish Studies (the relevant courses are listed in the Arts and Science Calendar under Jewish Studies). Preference will be given to students enrolled in a Jewish Studies program.
Established in memory of Ben and Dorothy Lewis, two outstanding leaders of the Jewish community, this scholarship is for a student pursuing a career as a Jewish community professional.
This scholarship is available to Jewish high school seniors graduating from Carmel, Fishers, Indianapolis, Noblesville and Westfield public high schools and who will pursue accredited programs of higher education in the forthcoming year. Students must demonstrate dedication to community service and superior academic achievement.
Jewish women between the ages of 21 and 45 who are Colorado residents and have been identified as leaders or as having leadership potential in the Jewish community.
It was the wish of Ms. Weisz that proceeds from the fund would be given to a needy and worthy Jewish college student(s) to enable him or her to pursue his or her studies. The total amount available for distribution is $6584.