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Jewish Professional Studies
Become a Jewish leader. Develop the knowledge and skills that will
enable you to transform the Jewish community as an educator, rabbi, or
cantor.
Adult Learning
Enrich your life. Join others involved in the lifelong pursuit of Jewish
learning. Study Jewish text, history, thought, ethics, arts and culture
and deepen your personal connection to Judaism.
Youth Education
Engage in exciting and meaningful study and social experiences with
peers. Explore all facets of Judaism and Israel through visual and
performing arts, intensive text study and world travel.
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Spring 2012 Courses Registration now open Classes begin January 30 » View complete course listings » View online courses only » Register |
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Sunday, December 11 Drafted Into the Tsar's Army: Russian Expectations, Jewish Experiences Fifth Annual Jewish Genealogy Lecture » Learn more |
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Wednesday, December 14 Discovering Sacred Sparks in the Darkness: Hanukkah in Early Hasidism and Today An Evening with Rabbi Nehemia Polen » Learn more |
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Thursday, December 15 Greeks, Jews and Hanukkah: The Story That Still Needs To Be Told An evening of conversation, music, and food » Learn more |
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HC BlogSlowing Down in an Accelerated World: Teens, Single-sex Education, and Prozdor » Welcoming Diverse Aspiring Rabbis and Cantors to our Beit Midrash » |
HC Doctoral Student Wins Jewish Futures Competition
Mazal Tov to Andrea Rose Cheatham Kasper, a student in our doctoral program, on winning the Jewish Futures Competition. She will be presenting her work on Monday, November 7, in Denver, CO.
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HC Rabbi Featured on NPR
Hebrew College's Rabbi Dan Judson, author and expert on the history of money and synagogues, recently appeared on NPR's All Things Considered to speak about the challenging economics of the high holy days.
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Looking to the Future: a Post 9/11 Pledge
By Rabbi Or Rose, Director, Center for Global Judaism at Hebrew College
On this 12th day of September, 2011, we call on religious and secular people alike to join together to rededicate ourselves to a vision of peace and justice for our country and for the world.
On September 11, 2001, the United States of America suffered the worst terrorist attack in its history. Ten years later our nation still grieves the losses we suffered on that dark day.
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