1. The Dollars$ for Learning Program Today, for many Jewish collegians, Jewish education stopped when we had our Bar/Bat Mitzva. Consequently many have missed the opportunity to learn about the sophistication, depth, beauty, and relevance of Judaism to our daily lives. Now you can catch up on some of the Judaism you may have missed.
2. What is the Dollars$ for Learning Program? The Dollars$ for Learning program is at your service! This program is a unique opportunity to broaden and deepen your Jewish identity, and to expand your knowledge. With the skills and knowledge that you will acquire through this program, you’ll be able to take an active role in your own community, or on your college campus. Private tutors, lecturers, and a variety of classes are available to you at no cost, so that you may explore those areas of study which interest you most,
3. Areas of study:
Philosophy Mysticism Prayer Gender Roles/ (and)Women in Judaism Interpersonal Relationships Personal Development Traditional Jewish texts Jewish Laws (Halacha) and Customs Mishna Gemara Midrash
4. Who is Eligible? Jewish Students studying at Hebrew University, Tel Aviv University, Ben Gurion University, Technion, or one of the many programs located near one of the aforementioned schools are eligible to apply. No previous background in Torah study or Hebrew is required. Students can also attend the lectures without collecting a stipend.
Requirements 1. Four hours per week: The Four hours can be comprised of any combination of the following: Weekly lecture at your campus's Student Center One on One with tutor (program requires a minimum of two hours per week) One on One with another participant in the program in which you follow a study schedule organized between the two participants and a member of the Moreshet Staff. Attending classes at one of a specific list of Yeshivot or Programs, please speak with Moreshet Staff for more details.
2. Once a Month the participants will spend a day in a traditional learning environment, the particular institution to be chosen from a specific list provided by Moreshet Staff.
Upon full completion of this track students will receive a stipend of $100 per month. *For transportation (and reimbursement) will be provided to the yeshiva. Students must keep all receipts with their name and which class you attended. The Jewish Enrichment Program is partially funded by the A.W. Scholarship Fund of New York.