| HEBR 12102 | Elementary Hebrew II | Alan Lettofsky |
| HEBR 13202 | Intermediate Hewbrew II | Alan Lettofsky |
| GER 23531 | Yiddish Short Story | Herb Hochhauser |
| HIS 38095 | History of American Jews | Alan Lettofsky |
| HIS 31125 | Zionism and Israel | Sol Factor |
| HIS 49195 | Children and the Holocaust | Sol Factor |
| HEBR 12102 |
Beginning Hebrew II | Tuesdays and Thursdays | 5:30pm-7:10pm | Johnson Hall 64 | Taught by Alan Lettofsky |
| HEBR 22105 | Intermediate Hewbrew II | Tuesdays and Thursdays | 3:45pm-5:00pm | Johnson Hall 62 | Taught by Alan Lettofsky |
| HIST 49195 | History of Non-European Jews | Tuesdays and Thursdays |
2:15pm-3:30pm | Johnson Hall 62 | Taught by Alan Lettofksy |
| HIST 31125 |
Zionism and Israel | Mondays and Wednesdays | 9:15am -10:30am | Bowman Hall 137 | Taught by Sol Factor |
| HIST 49195 |
Jewish Immigration to America | Mondays and Wednesdays | 11:00am- 12:15pm | Business Administration 209 |
Taught by Sol Factor |
| HEBR 12101 |
Elementary Hebrew I | Tuesdays and Thursdays | 5:30pm-7:10pm | Johnson Hall 62 | Taught by Alan Lettofsky |
| HEBR 19486 | Intermediate Hewbrew I | Tuesday and Thursdays | 3:45pm-5:00pm | Johnson Hall 62 | Taught by Alan Lettofsky |
| HIST 49195 |
ST: 1st Century Palestine | Thursdays | 12:30-3:00pm | Taylor Hall 303 | Taught by Alan Lettofksy |
| HIST 41129 |
The Holocaust | Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays | 12:05pm-12:55pm | Bowman Hall 301, Business Administration 108 (Fridays) |
Taught by Richard Steigmann- Gall |
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I. Core Course: |
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A&S 22001: |
Introduction to Jewish Studies | 3 |
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II. Jewish Literature, Art, or Thought |
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3 hours from the following list: |
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ENG 35201: |
The Bible As Literature | 3 |
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GER 23531: |
Yiddish Short Story | 3 |
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GER 23532: |
Yiddish Drama | 3 |
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PHIL 21020: |
Comparative Religious Thought I | 3 |
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PHIL 21021: |
Comparative Religious Thought II | 3 |
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PHIL 31065: |
Philosophies of Religious Experience | 3 |
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PHIL 31068: |
Religious Thought in Contemporary Contexts | 3 |
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III. Jewish History |
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9 hours from the following list: |
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HIST 31125: |
Zionism and Israel | 3 |
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HIST 31126: |
History of the Middle East | 3 |
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HIST 31127: |
Ancient and Early Medieval Jewish History | 3 |
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HIST 31128: |
Late Medieval and Modern Jewish History | 3 |
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HIST 41041: |
History of Germany, 1871—Present | 3 |
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HIST 41129: |
The Holocaust | 3 |
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IV. Electives |
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6 additional hours from any of the above or from the following courses: |
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ANTH 38250: |
Religion: A Search for Meaning | 3 |
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GEOG 32061: |
Cultural Geography | 3 |
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GEOG 32080: |
Politics and Place | 3 |
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GER 41216: |
Contemporary German Culture | 3 |
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HIST 31024: |
World War II | 3 |
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HIST 41024: |
Modern European History, 1914-1945 | 3 |
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HIST 41079: |
History of the Immigrant in America | 3 |
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JMC 40010: |
Ethics and Issues in Mass Communication | 3 |
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PHIL 41010: |
Problems in the Philosophy of Religion | 3 |
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PHIL 41015: |
Philosophical Study of Religion | 3 |
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POL 30501: |
Comparative Theory and Concepts | 3 |
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POL 40530: |
Politics of War | 3 |
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PSYC 41532: |
Social Psychology | 3 |
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SOC 42561: |
Religion: Sacred and Secular Perspectives | 3 |
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SOC 42568: |
Race and Ethnic Studies | 3 |
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| Appropriate Special Topics and Seminar courses may be substituted with approval of the Jewish Studies Coordinator. | ||